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Mega Man The Power Ballads – PA21

Mega Man needs no introduction. Since his 1987 NES debut, the “Blue Bomber” has been loved by millions of fans worldwide. It’s undeniable that Mega Man (or Rockman as he’s known in Japan) is one of the most famous characters in all of video game history. Mega Man is most widely known for his console… Read More »

Expansion Pack IV with Chase Bethea – PA20

Today we are doing another VGM Expansion Pack mixture but this time indie composer Chase Bethea joins us to bring some of his favorite tunes (as well as a few he wrote)! You might just discover a new favorite track! http://media.blubrry.com/pixelatedaudio/ia601502.us.archive.org/3/items/PixelatedAudio20/PixelatedAudio20.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:33:01 — 127.0MB)Subscribe: Spotify | RSS

Sonic Pocket Waves – PA19

Back in the 90’s the Sonic the Hedgehog series was in its prime – literally running over the competition. In late 1999/early 2000, SNK capitalized on this fan favorite by licensing Sonic and his friends for the Neo Geo Pocket Color. This entry (in the now, veteran franchise) would be know as Sonic the Hedgehog: Pocket… Read More »

Lock’s Quest: The Source of Sound with David J Franco – PA18

This week on Pixelated Audio, we’re playing music from an amazing little Nintendo DS game that you might have missed called Lock’s Quest. The composer, David J. Franco, joins us for a quick chat and with over 90 tracks in the game he’s done an excellent job of creating a truly inspirational soundtrack. Also, joining… Read More »

Expansion Pack III – PA17

Rockage 4.0 took over our lives for the weekend so we thought it’d be fun to put out a short Expansion Pack episode (totally unrelated) while we’re on break. Dino Dini, Zoids, Tim Allen, and Golden Warpships. Kind of like a VGM buffet? Mmmmm buffet style…gotta stick some VGM rolls in my pockets for later! We’ll be back with… Read More »

Composing Utopia with Barry Leitch – PA16

The gaming world has been playing Civilization-style simulation games for a long time and the genre has a long history of deep/enriching games that keep the player hooked for countless hours. Sadly, Utopia: The Creation of a Nation fell short of our simulation-theme nostalgia but totally hooked us with its incredible soundtrack. In the early… Read More »