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Soft tapping and intricate rattles feed at this haunting realm and yet somehow it all retains a divine beauty. Chozo Ruins is instantly a place that I would gladly spend the rest of my life exploring. These gripping atmospheres underline every single track on disc one. A masterful mix of seduction plays heavily, fabricating a certain energy. Feeling almost godlike it’s easy to get lost within the atmosphere of each individual piece. A very hollow sounding moan scales at the mountains, somewhere beyond, I can almost taste it. I can almost feel the lush rainforest thick with moisture, hiding beauty and a stench of evil. Yes, these are actually conveyable themes and emotions described while hearing the tracks “Menu Select” and “Title” screen. Squirming to get out of their eggs now as a very godlike mourn is enticing them, chanting behind them. The bugs from the previous track are swiftly racing onto the next. If you think the track ”Menu Select” sounds a little sketchy than you need to stop doubting Metroid right now and go play the game. Dark, eerie synthesizers soon twist into effect and prove to be absolutely creepy. You can positively feel the slime touch your skin. Well those are actually two different species but anyway this, “Title”, sounds like the sick hatching of some vile alien insects. You might not think a video games ”Title” could hold much interest but Metroid is a whole different space pirate. So throw out those old post-rock albums and fall into the demented world of Metroid While both on different systems (Prime for GameCube and Fusion on GameBoyAvd) both sound exceptionally well, each with their minor quirks and charms.

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Now as the above title suggests this soundtrack deals with not one but two of the Metroid series finest releases, Metroid Prime and Fusion.

One of the things that make the Metroid series so downright mind blowing is its tantalizing soundscapes and their undeniable generosity to the listener. Pretty much Metroid blows a lot of video games out of water, for me at least. It even tops the Metal Gear Solid, Mario and dare I say it?. Metroid is and forever will be my favorite video game series of all time.

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Intro/outro song is a license-free beat composed by Ashley Allen Chancellor in Logic Pro X. All game clips are owned by their respective creators and are used for educational purposes only.Review Summary: An enchanting experience. (Collateral Gaming is an LCompany Production. Also follow us on Twitter/ Instagram/ Facebook, subscribe to us on YouTube, and look for us on Patreon and Podchaser. You can find both Collateral Gaming and the Bonus Round on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Chill Lover Radio, iHeartRadio and wherever else you get your podcasts. AugMetroid Prime Trilogy Review w/ Special Guest Zachary Guillot – Collateral Gaming Bonus Round (SPOILERS)Īshley and guest host Zachary Guillot are celebrating the 34th anniversary of everyone's favorite sci-fi action game franchise from Nintendo with a deep dive into Metroid Prime: Trilogy! This compilation of games consists of perennial favorites for us, and gave us an excuse to review and reminisce about our early memories of Metroid Prime, Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, and Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. So flip on the Combat Visor, charge up your arm cannon, and get ready for a space adventure with bounty hunter Samus Aran on Collateral Gaming Bonus Round!