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Triforce Films Takes Us For A Ride With Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 A Cappella
I am never going to get tired of great video game tunes performed as harmonious a cappella. The latest comes from Triforce Films, which is currently working on a month-long tribute to superheroes.
Mr. Dooves, Triforce Films' resident a cappella whiz, has arranged and performed three tracks from Marvel vs. Capcom 2, including the much adored stage select music, “I Wanna Take You for a Ride.” You can check it out below.
Mr. Dooves has also performed the themes to more solemn adventures, including Fallout 3, The Last of Us, and Mass Effect 2. You can check out more on Triforce Films’ YouTube channel.
We’ve also included an ambitious selection representing the entire soundtrack from the NES version of Contra. Well done, Mr. Dooves.
[Source: Triforce Films via Polygon]
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