It's the second furthest track from the first. Track 25 on a 26 track compilation. It can be argued that the almost final track, is even less played than the final track. The final track has some finality to it. This one is almost there, but might get skipped over in the rush to the end…
There is not a better title for this album than A Happy Place. Whitely's 2021 album is exactly what I can use for this endless, climate induced, summer. An album like this blasts off some of the intense heat consuming the state I live in. Take me to that ice cold, extra chill, happy place Whitely…
By and large, these Pixel Pal toys are pretty lame. Most of the items in the now defunct Pixel Pals line were just boring recolors of Mega Man sprites. Understandable from a cost perspective, but drab and boring if you actually plan on convincing people to want to have multiple toy lamps in their home…
It's 20XX (Hey, it actually is 20XX) and it's time for Noveliss and Mega Ran AKA The Maverick Hunters. The Capcom game Mega Man came out in 1987, with the spinoff Mega Man X debuting about six years later in '93. The original Mega Ran album came out in 2007, and Random has gotten questions about 'when are you going to do Mega Man X though?' from all us SNES kids for about 15 years. Now we got the debut of Zero, and the reawakening of Mega Ran, thanks to this new album from Noveliss and Mega Ran…
I wonder if seeing Travis Morgan rock out before 12pm on a weekend might have been the last game music concert I've been to. Going to have to investigate my memories a little harder, but I believe it to be true. (Although, by the time this is published, I may, or may not have seen an outdoor game music concert.) That's why I am talking about the 2019 release of w-Mono by Inside Shell…
This is a commercial for 1998 N64 release Yoshi's Story, the most maligned of many maligned sequels to the classic Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. This is also smack dab in the middle of the 'Get 'N' or Get Out!' campaign. Personally one of my favorite ad campaigns from Nintendo, although that isn't saying much, considering this is Nintendo advertising we are talking about…
