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Title: Hyper Japan 2012 Game Music!
Post by: sunteam_paul on February 28, 2012, 04:59:33 AM
Hyper Japan festival was on over the weekend and they had some great live game music performances by violinist Masa-kun and guitar duo With Ether.
Here's a bit of the Masa-kun/Ether collaboration playing Tetris (my request :P), Zelda, some DBZ and Final Fantasy ===
Also, With Ether did a cool Metal Gear medley, here's a snippet ==
I hope these guys make it to the next event, as my inner geek loved to hear this stuff played live (the Mario theme was particularly energetic).
Title: Re: Hyper Japan 2012 Game Music!
Post by: SuperPlay on March 02, 2012, 11:37:16 PM
Totally missed out on this event!
Title: Re: Hyper Japan 2012 Game Music!
Post by: sunteam_paul on March 03, 2012, 01:05:47 AM
I get the feeling there might be another later in the year (as they titled this 'spring').
If not, there will hopefully be another Autumn Matsuri in London around September time, which was pretty cool (apart from the octopus balls which I didn't much like).
Title: Re: Hyper Japan 2012 Game Music!
Post by: Tatsujin on March 03, 2012, 01:15:28 AM
the japanese also started with the BLIP festivals last year :)
Title: Re: Hyper Japan 2012 Game Music!
Post by: esteban on March 03, 2012, 08:42:54 AM
Hyper Japan festival was on over the weekend and they had some great live game music performances by violinist Masa-kun and guitar duo With Ether.
Here's a bit of the Masa-kun/Ether collaboration playing Tetris (my request :P), Zelda, some DBZ and Final Fantasy === http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7VSx82U7P0
Also, With Ether did a cool Metal Gear medley, here's a snippet == http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNZqd2zZ0qQ
I hope these guys make it to the next event, as my inner geek loved to hear this stuff played live (the Mario theme was particularly energetic).
Tetris and Zelda tunes never get stale and moldy. Never.