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The sound is enjoyable, with some memorable tracks mixed in amongst the more atmospheric pieces in the soundtrack. The tracks that play in the inn and hub town are pleasant, and set a relaxing tone for the quieter parts of the game. The field themes suit their open fields and...
Pirate Pop Plus has a fantastic soundtrack, which is reminiscent of Super Mario Land. The chiptune composition is outstanding, and the numerous unlockable tracks are all different, but equally fun. The tunes are all light and upbeat, which suits the lighter arcade game perfectly.
Gurumin 3D‘s voices are fantastic as well. Every character, be they human or monster, has a silly, but fitting, cadence to their voice. Everybody feels distinct, from the pervy old man, to the sassy Parin. No one blends into the background, which feels reminiscent of old JRPGs. The enthusiastic voice-acting...
The music was at its best in New World Order, seeming to take major cues from The Animated Series and The Dark Knight trilogy. These harsher tones suited the theme and atmosphere of the episode well, and added extra weight to some of the more tense moments towards the end...
Dragon Quest Builders
Dragon Quest Builders‘s sound is absolutely stellar in every way. The return of classic Dragon Quest sound effects is always welcome, but Builders tweaks them ever so slightly to make them more modernized. The music is whimsical and nostalgic, as the soundtrack is largely composed of remixed versions of songs...
Dragon Ball: Xenoverse 2
Xenovere 2‘s sound is divisive. The classic sound-effects return, which is an absolute necessity for any and all Dragon Ball games. The memorable screech and whistle of a Kamehameha, or the sharp “whoosh” of teleportation are mainstays for a reason, which Xenoverse 2 understands, and respects. The music, on the...
The sound in Pac-Man Championship Edition 2 is exciting but largely forgettable. While the electric and fast-paced music fits the visuals as you play, you won’t remember the vast majority of it once you turn the game off. On the other hand, the refreshingly vintage sound effects are as memorable...
Attack on Titan
The audio side of Attack on Titan is good, but not great. Whether it’s due to licensing or other forms of external issues, the iconic opening songs and themes from the anime are curiously absent. This is by no means a deal-breaker, but for fans of the anime, it would...
The King of Fighters XIV
The music featured in King of Fighters XIV is as fast and fun as its gameplay. Each stage has a memorable track accompanying it, which adds to the energy and excitement the game exudes. The techno beats in particular make King of Fighters XIV feel like a true arcade game,...
The sound in Resurrection is one of its best qualities. Though the sound effects are crisp and fitting for each situation, it’s the voice acting that really steals the show. Each character is given life by their spirited and fitting voices. Every character’s minor quirks and ticks are highlighted by...
The sound is has its ups and downs. Numerous actors, including Harrison Ford and Anthony Daniels, recorded extra original dialogue for the game that sounds smooth and clear. This is in stark contrast to the lines taken directly from the movie. The numerous clips taken from the movie sound echoed...
Burning Blood‘s visuals go a long way in lending the One Piece aesthetic. The iconic art-style looks great on the Vita, and even better on the PS4. The colors and shading of characters and settings make the whole game feel vibrant, as even the smallest details, like the extra shaded...
