Audio Director (Wasteland 3), Composer (Dust: An Elysian Tail,Unreal, Unreal Tournament, Deus Ex), Voice Actor (Skyrim, DC Universe Online, Job Simulator)
Seattle, Washington
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No idea why. I really like the @JohnWickMovie series. But some scenes I just keep going back to, particularly ones that go by in the blink of an eye. Early in the first movie @JohnLeguizamo doesn't have a ton of screen time but his character is unforgettable. Great work!
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Nobody wants or needs infinite music; this is a (false) solution to a non-existent problem.
I want a relatable story, channeled via lived experiences.
The trauma, dirt, messy human emotions of pain and desire, nothingness and void, captured in notes, and the spaces in between.
I am not joking when I say this.
Spotify, Apple Music, and streaming in general is over.
AI music is now very, very good. You just don't know yet because all AI music circulating today is from ~2-3 generations ago.
Suno v6 pro et al has solved infinite personalized music.
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Alexander Brandon 🔜 GameSoundCon retweeted
Nothing beats the feeling of 90s FPS gaming, whether that was with your friends at a private LAN party or in smelly internet cafes against hordes of other nerds.
Unreal Tournament (1999) by Epic Games.
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Check this out. Marble Madness (RIP Brad Fuller), Out Run, Golden Axe... STRIDER...!!! Grab it. #vgm #videogamesoundtrack @wwwPLOGUEcom
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It's taken me a quarter of a century to notice, but I think @FunkyRustic snuck some Ecco the Dolphin into Deus Ex's Versalife theme.
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I would enjoy watching relatively mundane scenes similar to “Name of the Rose” in a series longer than the Simpsons, to be perfectly honest. @jesawyer
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I would love to give a special shoutout to @FunkyRustic, they been busy and working on a couple of things right now. I do appreciate the chats we had on discord and sometimes on linkedin.
I am looking forward to see what future games they will composed next.
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100% on the last statement. My youngest plays Peak and Lethal Company, also showed me Mage Arena where you speak the spells which I was like "whoa!!" and all had incredibly rudimentary graphics.
I got sick as hell playing Gorilla Tag 🤣
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Here's Edge Magazine's long-form interview with many developers on the state of the game industry. Lots of quotes have circulated, so read the full thing here:
knowledge.edge-online.com/p/…
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Alexander Brandon 🔜 GameSoundCon retweeted
The Boomstock sale is up on Steam, btw. You can get Hedon and many other boom shoots for a very nice discount. Tell your friends!
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Alexander Brandon 🔜 GameSoundCon retweeted
this game aesthetic is really something else..
wizard » store.steampowered.com/app/4…
this indie game has the most original look i’ve seen in a while..
Community note
This game name is "O Empire, Ward Off Thy Rot".
store.steampowered.com/app/4331110/O_
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Back in 1998, this graphics were Unreal.
Epic MegaGames create one of the best FPS games.
Are you team Unreal or Quake? perhaps Daikatana...
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A who's who of game composers on BBC radio. If you love video game music then you'll want to check out this limited edition series. Search Game Tracks on @BBCSounds 🎶
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@grantkirkhope
@PeterNMcConnell @JesperKyd @WilbertRoget @GordyHaab @eimearnoone #vgm
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SimCity 2000 is often cited as the most beloved game in the franchise. It has its own distinct and beautiful pixel style. There’s no need to improve what is already perfect.
I don’t need DLSS 5, and frankly I don’t understand the hype. I want games to stay in their original form, exactly as the people who designed them meant them to look.
I don’t understand this constant need for faster, better, and more. How about slower, good enough, and less? You can also optimize things to death... (take modern customer support strategies, for example).
Games are supposed to look and feel like games. They should leave the mind in a mode of interpretation and creativity. If everything starts to look hyper-realistic and lifelike, what remains to be imagined?
To me, many games are a piece of art (and yes, you can disagree, that's ok). So, as such, I want them to remain in their original state, as a testament of the time and the emotions associated with them.
You can call me old-fashioned, I can live with that.
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