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With such limited technology in those times, these games have cemented their places in our memories forever and have shaped the gamers we are to this very day.

From the works of Austin Wintory’s Journey OST to some old school 16-Bit rendition of classic Star Wars music, GameTyrant Audio is proud to present part 4 of the “Gems” series.

The payoff of waiting this long, the sense of generational evolution, the tribute paid to the classic feel of the game, the sheer immersion of its extremely brutal, fast paced, highly rewarding gameplay and stunning visuals that were all tied together with Mick Gordon’s juggernaut sound had me banging my head like it was my first experience at a fully immersive metal show, getting thrown around in the General Admission section. The cool thing, though, is that the dude with close genetic ties to Viking ancestors wasn't there to kick the shit out of me.

Do you want to work in games? Does the very idea of working on awesome franchises like Ratchet & Clank, Counter Strike, and Oddworld sound way better than digging ditches or spinning signs? We think so! Michael Bross talks about his twenty year career in games music and what kind of work and dedication has gone into creating the sonic landscapes of some of the greatest games in history.

Voice actors in video games have been a crucial element in the immersion of storytelling in games. As the medium evolves, it becomes even more crucial that the voice talent behind these characters knows how the experience works with the gamer. D.B. Cooper is one such talent and veteran of the industry who has proven over and over that when it’s time to do it right, she is who to call.

Recent news has announced the exciting new frontier of the games industry in China, as games and consoles from elsewhere in the world have recently been permitted for sale within their country. This has been a huge jump in broadening the horizon of gaming as so many wonderful aspects of Chinese culture influence the world we live in. With this country’s classic style of storytelling, visuals, and music, Revelation Online proves that we are in for some really incredible gaming experiences from that part of the world.   Developer NetEase reached out to Neal Acree

Join GameTyrant Audio on this journey to the bottom of the sea to hear how the music of Garry Schyman set the classic and incomparable tone of BioShock, solidifying the game as one of the most thought provoking and fear inducing horror stories ever told!

In this conversation, we go into the details of how someone loses a following of 85,395 in about 3 hours.

In this third venture down the glorious, winding road of video games nostalgia, GameTyrant Audio is happy to bring you some of old favorites from the chiptune 8-bit era to the full blown orchestral music we started to hear when gaming started showing up on discs!

We discuss some of the details of game development. Additional news and updates at for DIVE:Starpath can be found at GravityWellStudios.com.

As a supplemental boost to whatever it is you’re doing that involves ear buds or stereo speakers, allow me to invite you on a tour of the gorgeous sounds in this masterful work by Petri Alanko.

Nick Borrego and Mick Joest of GameTyrant.com review the month in news, rumors, and reviews. Fable Legends cancelled, Hideo Kojima tried booting David Hayter long ago, Dragonball Z on Unreal Engine 4, and more!

This episode of GameTyrant Audio goes knee deep in the dead with DOOM's closed beta multiplayer. We had an awesome time and Nick Borrego explains why.

Summary in title. The apex of our work.

GameTyrant Audio reviews the phenomenal soundtrack to Tom Clancy's The Division by Ola Strandh

GameTyrant Audio presents 5 video game music classics that are not to be missed.