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Oh Well...It's Tim Turi #2: Dance Party Edition
I sit next to Tim Turi here at Game Informer. Tim Turi likes video game music a lot. He listens to Sonic music incessantly, he can tell you exact track names of Castlevania tunes, and he's prone to humming Mega Man stage music at any point in the day.
My assignment today was to play Dead Or Alive: Paradise, and I made a comment to Tim about how some of the music sounded vaguely Sonic-esque. I unplugged my headphones so he could hear it, and the video below is the result. Note that he didn't notice I was recording him, as I held my phone up next to my PSP so it looked like I was just playing the game.
And fair warning...this goes on for a solid two minutes.
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