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🎮 Multi-platformDoom Just Received One Of The Highest Cultural Honors In The US
The US Library of Congress has amassed numerous treasures deemed worthy of preservation over the years, and recently, the original Doom soundtrack has made the cut. Now sitting alongside other cultural artifacts that were added this year--like Beyonce's "Single Ladies" and Weezer's debut blue album--Robert Prince's Doom soundtrack is being honored for its part in ID Software's genre-defining first-person shooter. As part of the selection criteria for the National Recording Registry, sound recordings need to be "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant" and can only be added 10 years after it was first created. The program has been running since 2002 following the creation of the National Recording Preservation Act of 2000, and the first 50 entries were officially announced in 2003. So what Doom so special? According to the Library of Congress, Doom's soundtrack earned its place by being an "adrenaline-fueled soundtrack" produced during an era when video game composers had to deal with limitations of the time. "Prince composed the perfect riff-shredding accompaniment for the game's demon-slaying journey to hell and back," the Library said(https://newsroom.loc.gov/news/national-recording-registry-inducts-sounds-of-taylor-swift--beyonc---the-go-go-s--vince-gill--weezer/s/bc258688-e655-4ffb-9f91-f32b94956f36) in a statement. "Taking advantage of his knowledge of MIDI, Prince even worked to ensure that the sound effects he created could cut through the music by assigning them to different MIDI frequencies." Continue Reading at GameSpot(https://www.gamespot.com/articles/doom-just-received-one-of-the-highest-cultural-honors-in-the-us/1100-6540011/?ftag=CAD-01-10abi2f/)
🎮 Multi-platformKPop Demon Hunters creator reveals shocking original concept
Creator Maggie Kang has revealed that the first concept for KPop Demon Hunters was far darker and adult-orientated than the film we got.
🎮 Multi-platformChuck Tingle explains his turn from erotica to zombie-filled Fabulous Bodies
Fabulous Bodies promises to be one of the hottest - and goriest - horror novels of the summer
🎮 Multi-platformDisco Elysium’s spiritual successor can’t escape its phantoms
Zero Parades: For Dead Spies wants you to question the price of forgiveness. After leading a crew of spies through a failed operation, protagonist Cascade is willing to pay whatever amount is needed to reestablish contact not just with fellow agents, but with the friends she let down. After being "frozen" for five years and &8230;
🎮 Multi-platformZero Parades: For Dead Spies Review - Cascading Choices
Following up a game as lauded as Disco Elysium would be an unenviable task for any developer, but especially one as fractured as ZA/UM. With many of the key creative minds behind the detective RPG separated from the studio following an ugly, and very public, legal dispute, it's up to those left behind to pick up the pieces. That's a lot of baggage to carry going into a brand-new, albeit familiar, game, so it's not surprising how ZA/UM has tried to distance itself from too many comparisons with its previous hit. As a spy thriller, Zero Parades: For Dead Spies largely strikes a different tone than Disco Elysium. Aspects of it are still inescapably familiar, however, and it's this looming shadow--and sense of imitation--that prevents it from matching the same highs as its spiritual predecessor. Yet there are also enough fresh ideas for it to stand on its own two feet, even if its footing is slightly uneven and less creatively distinct. Zero Parades' opening does little to quell the comparisons as you wake up on the floor of a small, dirty apartment. Hershel Wilk, codename Cascade, is here on an espionage mission. That's as much as both you and she know. The groggy spy was supposed to get more details from her mission partner, codenamed Pseudopod, but he's permanently indisposed--you find him unresponsive and sitting in a chair in his underwear, overlooking the city of Portofiro through the apartment's grimy first-floor windows. Rummaging through his pockets reveals an invoice for socks and a business card that simply reads, "All you need is a miracle." Figure out the rest on your own, agent. Continue Reading at GameSpot(https://www.gamespot.com/reviews/zero-parades-for-dead-spies-review-cascading-choices/1900-6418491/?ftag=CAD-01-10abi2f/)
🎮 Multi-platformDropout's 10 best Game Changer episodes ranked
Dropout's Game Changer has seven seasons' worth of excellent episode. If you're wondering where to start or what to rewatch, here are the 10 best.
🎮 Multi-platformWitch Hat Atelier’s detailed magic system is what fantasy anime has been missing
Witch Hat Atelier treats magic like a learned craft instead of a vague superpower, making fantasy anime feel fresh again.
🎮 Multi-platformLego Batman team swears adults will be challenged by Dark Knight mode
Legacy of the Dark Knight lifts from Nolan, Burton, and Robert Pattinson's eras, but also features actual difficulty settings
🎮 Multi-platformHBO’s Lanterns trailer finally reveals the green powers fans want to see
A new trailer for Lanterns is coming and will feature more of the colorful powers that Green Lantern is known for
🎮 Multi-platformEvent Horizon is getting a very different kind of sequel — check out an exclusive preview
IDW's Event Horizon: Inferno comic series, set 200 years after the film, delves into the lasting impact of the sci-fi horror classic
🎮 Multi-platformEvery Dungeon Master should use this indie TTRPG to sharpen their skills
Thieves of the Tome turns your home library into an instrument to train your DM improvisation skills and creativity.
🖥 PC, Multi-platformYou can watch some of The Mandalorian and Grogu early and for free through Fortnite
The first 10 minutes of The Mandalorian and Grogu will be viewable for free within Fortnite later this week via a Watch Party Island