Bangolia Rocks Out on Parallax's Dark Star

Previous

: Game Festival 2009

Next

: GameX Industry Summit
RSS feed for comments on this page
  • Bold Text
    Example: [b]Bold[/b]
  • Italic Text
    Example: [i]Italics[/i]
  • Underlined Text
    Example: [u]Underlined[/u]
  • Struck-out Text
    Example: [s]Struck-out[/s]
  • Colored text
    Example: [color=blue]blue text[/color]
  • Alignment
    Example: [align=right]right aligned[/align]
  • Website link: Link to another website or URL
    Example: [url]http://www.website.com/[/url]
  • Website link: Link to another website or URL
    Example: [url=http://www.website.com/]Some website[/url]
  • Email link: Create link to an email address
    Example: [email]you@yoursite.com[/email]
  • Email link: Create link to an email address
    Example: [email=you@yoursite.com]email me[/email]
  • Image: Show an image in your post
    Example: [img]http://site.com/image.jpg[/img]
  • Code Block: Unformatted code block
    Example: [code]Code block[/code]
  • Unordered list: Unordered list
    Example: [ulist][*]item 1[*]item 2[/ulist]

Are "interactive rock space operas" the hot new genre for NYC's gaming talent? Bangolia's Chris Peterson talks about the recent audio treatment they provided for Dark Star, the upcoming videogame / movie from Parallax, including mixing some sounds you wouldn't expect from your standard space romp.

Peterson notes that outer space is one setting that's already well-saturated with familiar audio, so how does one inject originality into the mix? Answer: by combining hawks, metal and Indy cars. Incidentally, these three things would also make for a truly awesome alien lifeform, so in that sense, splicing them all together seems only natural. Genius.

 

 

Via (GamersDailyNews)
Add to Digg LinkedIn del.icio.us Facebook Technorati Reddit Google
04/01/2009 by Daftgopher

No one has commented on this page yet.