The Kotaku Mixtape Vol 8_ Metal

If the goal of your game is to make your player feel like a badass, you can’t really go wrong with good old-fashioned metal. Nothing beats it. Don’t get me wrong, you can still screw Y1 Games it up, but If I had my way, there’d be far fewer sweeping orchestras and more Slayer in games. Because, honestly, it’s freaking metal. On Today’s Kotaku Mix Tape, we’re serving up a big old heaping dose of Metal. And we’re doing it right here on the front page. No clicking through, just metal. From the thrashing F-Zero X soundtrack to the unspeakable blackness that is Henry Hatsworth In the Puzzling Adventure Throw up your horns and be counted! THE PLAYLIST: Henry Hatsworth – Final Boss – Gene Rozenburg F-Zero X (Guitar Arrange) – Endless Challenge (Mute City) – Taro Bendo Duke Nukem 3D – Duke Nukem Theme – Megadeth Final Fantasy X – Other World (Jecht’s Theme) – Nobuo Uematsu w/Bill Muir Gitaroo Man – Tainted Lovers – COIL The Witcher – Sword of the Witcher – Vader Guilty Gear XX #Reloaded (Korean Ver.) – The Vampire Saga – Y1 com Shin Hae Chul Rock Y1 apk and Roll Racing – Paranoid (Genesis Ver.) – Black Sabbath Brütal Legend – The Chosen Roadie – Peter McConnell https://kotaku.com/the-kotaku-mixtape-vol-7-the-golden-age-of-lucasarts-5905486 The Kotaku Mixtape Vol 7: The Golden Age of Lucasarts There was a time, years ago, when LucasArts could do no wrong. They were unstoppable. Every time I got their catalogue, The Adventurer, in the mail I would instantly pour over every page and start saving my allowance. More » https://kotaku.com/the-kotaku-mixtape-vol-6-simcity-and-beyond-5903545 The Kotaku Mixtape Vol 6: SimCity and Beyond If you’re reading this, you probably wasted hours and hours of your youth on Simcity 2000. Chances are you also know the weird, off-beat soundtrack by heart. More »