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GI Show 122: Legacy Music Hour, Madden 13, Guild Wars 2
This week special guest Brent Weinbach, co-host of the classic game music blog The Legacy Music Hour, shares some of his favorite 8- and 16-bit music with the GI Show. We also break down Madden 13 and Guild Wars 2.
If you have any interest at all in game music, this podcast is required listening. Brent is an expert in the field and stops by to play some of his favorites -- many of them from extremely rare and Japanese-only games. Also stick around for Matt Kato and Matt Bertz's talking about some of the sweeping changes EA Sports instituted in the new Madden, as well as Matt Miller and GI's new editor Kimberly Wallace waxing enthusiastic about the stellar new MMO Guild Wars 2.
Note: Due to some technical difficulties, the podcast is late this week. We weren't able to upload it to the server for some reason. Big thanks to Joey Guerra at our corporate HQ for helping get this up! Sorry for the inconvenience.
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