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December 8 2020

Kirby Star Allies Adds Unexpected New Character

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Kirby Star Allies has added a ton of content since the game’s initial release date. The newest addition to the game is the most shocking to date. The Kirby series is not new to hosting demonic and demented boss characters, but now Kirby Star Allies is raising the bar. The new character is more terrifying than even 02 from Kirby and the Crystal Shards. In early 2021, Kirby will be meeting Satan himself.

How Did He Manage To Appear In Kirby Star Allies?

Satan has been making big waves lately. From starring in the new Match.com commercial, to becoming a fan favorite on South Park, Satan has become a house hold name. His star power is apparent, but will this charm carry over to the world of gaming? It is possible Satan is only just now starting his promising career in gaming.

Wasn’t Satan Already In A Video Game?

There has been video games that portrayed Satan such as the Diablo series, Cuphead, and South Park, but Satan has never starred in a video game as a playable protagonist. This will be Satan’s first time appearing in a child friendly game. Hopefully the children embrace their new dark overlord friend, and accept him into their hearts.

What Is Next For Satan?

Satan is a huge Nintendo fan, and he hopes that this opportunity will allow him to appear in more video game franchises. When asked about his gaming preferences, Satan said “I have always been more of an Animal Crossing guy. When it came down to Animal Crossing Vs. Doom Eternal, I knew I had to go with New Horizons. I don’t get to socialize much down in hell. I always have to keep a straight face and rule with an iron fist. Animal Crossing is my outlet to just relax. I can talk to cats and ducks and just have a good time. There is no fire on my island, there is only good times”. It sounds like Satan is the perfect fit for a Kirby game after all.

What do you think about this new Kirby character? Are you excited to play as Satan? Let us know in the comments.

October 22 2020

Top 5 Video Game Songs

5. Abracadavre – Kevin Sherwood

Kevin Sherwood – Abracadavre

This song goes hard. Starting with a creepy rendition of the Call of Duty Zombies theme song, the track leads into some nasty riffage. Kevin Sherwood did great producing this death metal track. The vocals by Elena Siegman are scary. First she starts whisper singing in a ghoulish way, and then breaks out into full screams. This track is no joke, and while it matches the zombies game mode well, it is hard to imagine most players could handle it.

4. The DK Rap – Grant Kirkhope

Grant Kirkhope – The DK Rap

The DK Rap is just too cool. No one expected to be greeted with the DK rap. Imagine pushing in your Donkey Kong 64 cartage, then pulling it out and blowing in it, then putting it back in and jiggling it a bit, and then finally getting the game functioning. Immediately after you hear some record scratches, and now Cranky is taking it away. This was everyone’s introduction to Donkey Kong 64. This song was just too cool for any gamer at the time and maybe ever. Grant Kirkhope is an amazing composer for video games, and with this song his legacy was sealed. The song is even more epic once you mash it up other rock tracks. His work in the Banjo Kazooie series is phenomenal as well.

3. Live and Learn – Crush 40

Crush 40 – Live and Learn

Where do we begin with this one? What 9 year old didn’t nearly mosh in their bedroom and jump off their car bed. This track was way too cool for Sonic. Sega’s own Crush 40 killed it with this track. Super Smash Brothers Brawl brought this track back and it was used in nearly every custom stage. Live & Learn is amazing. It is truly hard to believe that this song was ever made for a Sonic game.

2. Rip & Tear – Mick Gordon

Mick Gordon – Rip & Tear

Doom is at a whole other level when it comes to video game music. Doom and Doom Eternal might as well just be interactive soundtracks. The music is scarier than the game itself. Composer Mick Gordon even played this song live at the Game Awards 2016 and it was insane. This track belongs with the legends of metal music in general. It is hard to imagine Mick Gordon’s work was produced for a video game.

1. Ludens – Bring Me The Horizon

Bring Me The Horizon – Ludens

Bring Me The Horizon have basically created a new genre. Starting with Ludens, the band began work on their new album Post Human. The album will be releasing in 4 segments, and the first segment, Survival Horror, is due to release on 10/30/2020. Post Human: Survival Horror is looking to be the soundtrack to gaming, and it has a fitting name to be so. Ludens was created for Kojima Production’s Death Stranding. While the game hasn’t stayed too relevant since release, Bring Me The Horizon has. Ludens is a masterpiece, and it will be hard to imagine a video game song soaring to such heights. The band has played the song live and it will likely be a setlist mainstay forever. This song is way too cool for nerdy gamers. Just wait for that breakdown.

What did you think of the list? This has been the top 5 video game songs too cool for nerdy gamers. Did your favorites make the cut? Congrats, you are cool now.