I've found Liquid Swords works great both for competitive FPSes like COD, any game I play on 3DS that isn't Mario (like Kid Icarus or Resident Evil) or for something more basic and cerebral like Sudoku or Picross that I play on my phone to kill time.
This may very well be the most versatile album ever for gaming. Or really, it isn't but it feels like it.
mickilennialThe Most Trusted Name in NewsProfile Detroit
Depends what experience I'm looking for. If I'm looking for an alternative score I tend to look for jazz, classical, ambient, and drone. All of which do pretty well.
I generally tend to see the game soundtrack as integral to the gaming experience/atmosphere as a whole. So with the exception of MMOs where I've already heard the same pseudo-romantic tune on loop 100+ times, I'll just be listening to whatever is already attached to the game. (Which isn't to say some game soundtracks aren't brilliant in their own right)
This isn't a topic I should be allowed to have a say in. However I do know lots more albums like 'Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven' if the first person to post is happy to hear more 😄
I usually just listen to the video game's score. Pretty much what dragonballz up there said. The one time I can think of listening to something else is when I would play Flash games in which case I would listen to probably something I liked. _________________ kill yr idols
I usually just listen to the video game's score. Pretty much what dragonballz up there said. The one time I can think of listening to something else is when I would play Flash games in which case I would listen to probably something I liked.
You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot vote in polls in this forum
koner1
SamuelPear
rayword45
mickilennial
AlexZangari
Antonio-Pedro
