Jun 1, 2018
<i> Are you ok Roxas? </i>
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<i> Are you ok Roxas? </i>
“HELLHOUND HAVOC”
THIS MATCH WILL GET RED HOT!! NOW GO!!
Vs Lilith and Cerberme. I called it Cerber”ME” because as the fight goes on it gets more heads and a body and becomes Cerber”US”
get it?
You guys gotta try this with your own characters, it’s so much fun.
https://go.twitch.tv/msbashfulface Follow enabled jumpscares! Also finishing off the moon nazi's :D
I got the job, now I'm gonna save up the money and buy shoes and other girly shit. And by myself the PS4 along with all the delicious games that I will finally afford. Ugh yummmmm this.is.gonna be awesomeeeee
I somewhat recently started playing one of my favourite PSOne-games again and I didn't really realize how much I had actually missed it until the main theme kicked in at the start screen.
It's kinda fun how something as "simple" as a short piece of music can generate so many happy and nostalgic feelings. The game I'm talking about is Breath Of Fire 3 and it's with out a doubt one of my top 3 favourite games. It has a great story, really fun gameplay and pretty convincing characters (and let's not forget the dragons! :D). But what really made this game stand out and be special for me was the music.
While most other games in jrpg genre have soundtracks based on orchestral music, BoF3's soundtrack has more of a jazzy character. And in some strange way that made the whole game feel a lot cozier. I mean, just listen to the world map-music:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pe3Sr4JmMXw
And this, that plays in some of the more high-tech areas of the game:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kfm8AHLXJWE
Completley different music than in many other games, but unlike a lot of other people (especially reviewers around the time the game was released) I just think this made the game all the more memorable. Thnak you Yoshino Aoki and Akari Kaida. The game wouldn't be this special without you.
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