Many gamers have been familiar with her music for over a decade, including the soundtrack to Minecraft, Chicory: A Colorful Tale and the BAFTA-nominated Celeste. She is also currently composing the music for the follow-up games to those titles, Wishes Unlimited’s Beastieball and Extremely OK Games’ (cancelled) Earthblade.
This album contains a number of “conceptual and practical” pieces of music. Raine said that he hopes to tell his interpretation of this work through music. The album is inspired by music styles such as electronic music master Vangelis, “Nausicaa” composer Joe Hisaishi, and “Cowboy Bebop” Yoko Kanno.
In a recent exclusive interview with Japanese media GameSpark, Hideki Kamiya and former PlatinumGames colleague Kento Koyama said that although the new studio will start with the sequel to “Okami”, it will still explore the possibility of “new original IP” in the future.
Today is the 30th anniversary of the first release of “Chrono Trigger” on the Super Nintendo platform in 1995. Although this game has not yet been launched on the NS platform, taking the opportunity of the 30th anniversary, many fans are looking forward to the official release of a new version so that more players can have the opportunity to relive this time and space journey!
The ultimate version of “Control” quietly launched an update on Monday. It has been five years since the game was released, and it can still have new tricks. The most eye-catching thing about this update is Hideo Kojima’s guest appearance. He plays the role of “Dr. Zenmi Tokami” in the game. This content was originally limited to the PlayStation 4 Digital Deluxe Edition, but now it is finally open to all players!
“Interestingly, some of the people on the American Pokémon team were actually former Nintendo employees. They left because the sales and marketing department was relocating, so…you know, it’s inevitable that there’s a bit of resentment. Sometimes the hostility and competitiveness is very obvious, and there are often fights between American and European Nintendos, like brothers competing for the attention of Japan’s Nintendo father, competing for favor!”
Even with the success of Super Mario Bros.: The Movie, we still felt like a Zelda adaptation wasn’t that feasible, and it seems Nintendo has felt the same way for years. Former Nintendo “marketing wizard” Gail Tilden said that every time Shigeru Miyamoto was asked to make a “Zelda” movie, he always refused directly.
“In January 1998, I was assigned to lead the team to promote “Pokémon” from Japan to the world. We had already seen the black and white Game Boy RPG. At that time, our advertising agency asked: ‘Can we simply change the art style? Make it more realistic and rough? Like graffiti on the walls?'”
Since “The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time” landed on the PC platform, this classic N64 game has received countless imaginative MODs. We have seen the abilities of “Kingdom Tears”, such as “Ultimate Hand” and “Remnant Construction”, successfully ported to this old game, and even other Nintendo series such as “F-Zero” and “Pikmin” have entered Hyrule. But this MOD gives this game a whole new meaning.
The Gameboy version of “Donkey Kong” has just recently been added to Switch Online (NSO). This game is not only a direct sequel to the 1981 arcade version of “Donkey Kong”, but also the origin of the subsequent “Mario vs. Donkey Kong” series. This game was originally released in 1994, and now you can finally replay it on the NSO service!