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Mix: Team Fortress 2

PseudoKnight — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 05:07:16 +0000

There’s a whole different sub-genre of machinima that I haven’t shown here yet. It consists of music video montages — mixes of music and suitable scenes from a particular game. These mixes are generally humorous in nature and can be found for most popular games. While I originally stumbled upon this sub-genre a long while ago in a video that featured Halo, I’m going to start things off by sharing a TF2 one, the current flavor of the month. Enjoy.

Click here to view the embedded video.

tags: mix, montage, music video, team fortress 2, tf2

This Is What It Sounds Like When Ghosts Surf

DoSu Team — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 10:03:38 +0000

As you probably know, Nine Inch Nails recently released a 36-track instrumental album under a very flexible business model. I won’t keep you occupied with the details; rather, I’ll throw up a video of me playing through Ghosts, track 9, off of volume I of IV (which has been released for free under Creative Commons), in Audiosurf. I even managed to set the world record for Pro in this run!

tags: audiosurf, games, ghosts, music video, nine inch nails

AudioSurf

DoSu Team — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 12:51:13 +0000

In an effort to increase cheap and independent game awareness, I’m going to showcase Audiosurf today. It has been getting tons of good press all across the internet in the past weeks so you’ve probably already heard of it, and there is an almost equally good chance that you’ve played it yourself by now, but it’s so good that I simply have to make it the first game that I talk about here.

Part puzzle game, part rhythm game, AudioSurf is a music game like no other. Import any music file and the game will analyze it and generate a track with paths of colored blocks carved out. The main objective is earn points by collecting, sorting and destroying the colored blocks. Different characters or “game modes” give the player a different ability with which to manipulate the blocks. An alternate objective can be played by selecting the “Mono” character, which changes the game mode to one where the player must avoid blocks at all costs in order to get the highest score. There is also a “free ride” game mode where a track and blocks are generated, but the player isn’t under any pressure to do anything. Think of it as a fancy visualizer.

The song played is called Waltz With Death by Nathan Allen Pinard. If you are interested in either trying or buying Audiosurf you can get it from the official website, or, as I prefer to, through Steam, for the modest price of $9.95.

tags: audiosurf, cheap gaming, games, music video, nathan allen pinard, pc, steam

A Slice of Pi…

DoSu Team — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 14:12:00 +0000

… via Rocketboom. Enjoy. Sync up multiple instances for aural pleasure.

tags: music video, rocketboom

Everybody Loves Student Music Videos

DoSu Team — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 02:47:43 +0000

Okay, well, maybe not, but I do like this one. I am, of course, a bit biased as it was created by some students of a friend of mine. Although, I have to say, the video contains the best use of a shooting star effect that I’ve ever seen. You can see my friend, Finnie, next to his fly, fly rims about a minute or two into the video. He was also the person doing the camera work.

Click here to view the embedded video.

tags: christmas, music video

John Lennon’s “Imagine”

PseudoKnight — Sat, 12 Jan 2008 11:59:24 +0000

Click here to view the embedded video.

tags: music video