OCR Podcast

I second this! Managed to catch the listening party and immediately bought a copy. It's really delightful stuff, and definitely chip in (haha chiptune jokes lolz) if you can! - Bryan

Is anyone driving in to MAGFest from Atlanta? OverClocked PodCast friend/contributor Matthew Tucciarone is interested in teaming up for the drive to split the gas bill (and possibly the hotel room, too). Let me know if that might work out for you! - Stephen

I won't be making any Mega Knight / Shovel Man tunes, but I'm really looking forward to hearing how this plays out! Choosing the Game Boy Mega Man soundtracks was real smart. Nobody's going to argue that the NES versions are anything but amazing, but they've been revisited... what, 200 times on OCR alone? Exploring new territory sounds fun. - Stephen

I'm really digging this! Sounds surprisingly natural and really satisfying. Also, nailed the vibe of Apotos. Really fun. - Stephen

Yo guys. I can't make the musics very good yet, but if I can help at all with this album, drop me a line. Obviously we'll cover it on the podcast when the time comes, but my unshakable enthusiasm for Sonic the Hedgehog music demands that I volunteer. If anyone needs feedback or help organizing stuff or what have you, I'm game! And definitely give me a shout before this thing goes live so we can plan for it on the show, hopefully along with an interview. - Stephen

I haven't had too much time to play it so far, but-- I REALLY LIKE Overwatch. Pharah, Lucio, and Winston are my go-to characters so far. I want to add Tracer and D. Va to that list, but I'm honestly pretty bad with those two. Feel free to add me as well: Emblem180#1675 Any interest in putting together a game night or two? I'd be into playing with some OCR folks, even if our skills levels vary wildly. I'm on PC. - Stephen

I'm very fond of the original SSB's sparse, chill music it employed for menus and extra modes. They don't often get the full ReMix treatment, so I'm happy as can be to hear this! Those old tunes were just begging for some mild jazz to bring them back into the spotlight

It always amazes me how a single instrument can hold more layers, technique, and meaning than an orchestra. Thanks for reminding me, Nostalvania.

I think I'm with the judges on this one. It's a solid, smooth tune for sure, but you've got to really appreciate the groove for this ReMix to stay interesting from start to finish.

When I saw the game in question it was no Pokemon Mystery as to who was behind this ReMix, but it is a little baffling how TheGuitahHeroe nails it time and time again. I absolutely love the percussion, so it must have been one doozy of an overhaul.

Yep, that "3, 2, 1, GO" gets me every time. You know something rad is cooking and then you're in the thick of it. Every corner of this ReMix is filled with fun, creative ideas!

This is what I love to hear in thoroughly rocking guitar work. Good times are had at 2:19, which makes me real happy and no mistake. The Intergalactic Dictatorship has arrived, and I like it.

This ReMix makes the world a better place.

This ReMix reminds me a bit of margarine: it's smooth, complimentary, and inoffensive in every way but doesn't really taste like anything. Even though I'm a fan of the production quality and I can feel its calming presence as I write this, it's tough to say the buildup is worth the wait. Of course, house music makes a habit of going in one ear and out the other when it comes to me, so take that with a grain of salt!