Cinematic games have ruined the values of contemporary gamers. if you require a great story to keep playing a game, the gameplay itself must not be very compelling.
It's been 12 years since I first heard this track and I still return to it multiple times a year. I don't think I'll ever get over my obsession with it, there is genuinely no single other piece of music from any other game or movie I have ever heard that captivates me quite like this one does. It's pure orchestral fantasy magic. I've grown up from middle school to my mid-20's listening to this and its variants dozens of times each, if not hundreds for at least this original version. The game it introduces has occupied my creative pursuits throughout all of it, one way or another. I love music and play violin because of this song, and my writing often draws inspiration from this wonderful little game it introduces. It's not a perfect game, neither of them are, but the story, the art, the world of Hekseville and this magical soundtrack all completely captured my imagination when I first experienced them and have never let go. This is without a doubt my single favorite piece of music of all time. It's become deeply ingrained in who I am as a person in a way that no other song ever has, or I imagine ever will. Discovery of Gravitation is a perfect song.
LMAO....am rifling through the soundtrack without ever having played this game and this was an instant like 😆👍. It makes me want to bounce on a bed or something.
Standing here, I realize you were Just like me trying to make history. But who's to judge the right from wrong. When our guard is down I think we'll both agree. That violence breeds violence. But in the end it has to be this way. I've curved my own path, you've followed your wrath; But maybe we're both the same. The world has turned, and so many have burned. But nobody is to blame. It's tearing across this barren wasted land. I feel new life could be born beneath The blood stained sand. beneath the blood stained sand
I like how Cole doesn't get any Evil Karma for the totally not selfish plan to get him and Zeke out of quarantine by killing all the guards patrolling the gate.
I didn't remember the name of this song to look for it so I just looked at the whole soundtrack and went to the one with 1.3 million views. I just knew.😏
When most people hear this song, they think of a cyborg samurai in a Mexican suit fighting a giant robot controlled by a US senator with nanomachines in his heart. I only think of giant radioactive lizards fighting because a portal transported them to a giant battlefield.
