Give a warm welcome to our newest feature, Hey Listen! In the shows premiere episode Mark will be taking a look at an icon of the video game industry, Castlevania. It’s time to listen up and hear why he thinks a particular song in the series is his favorite. We have MANY other features on the way so keep on checking back for regular updates.
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Posted by: Mark
Posted on: May 19, 2011
Having a love for music, it was a no brainer for Mark when he decided to produce content about music. It's always been a goal of his to get the internet more interested in gaming compositions by bringing it to the forefront with "Hey Listen!" Oh. Don't forget to follow him on Twitter! @Mark_Medina Or email him about anything at mark@thedailydl.com 
Really excited to see you talk about some of my favourites!!
good tune my friend, the genesis did have a sound all to itself. pretty neat.. Ive always thought music to be one of the strongest parts of games. Heck I still hum tunes from nemesis 2 (gradius on the MSX) and Maze of Ghalious (again MSX not the silly nes version) from when i was 7.. there’s something very powerful about music that some people don’t even acknowledge nowadays, especially with all these new games that don’t have a distinctive sound or score. one of my all time favourite soundtrack has got to be thunder force 3 on megadrive. its still a blast! … Oh and cant for guardian heroes for xbox live arcade :P that games score is SHIT HOT!!
@MigDee well I think the next score he plans on taking a look at will make you happy. I’ll give you a hint. It’s not 8-bit.
I have to admit that the only musical scores I can properly identify is Halo and Call of Duty. Never mind the fact that the music seems to be recycled. I scarcely pay attention to the score of any video game let alone those of the 8-bit era but since pointing it out maybe I shall take a closer listen ! I’d like to see the sound coordinators over at Infinity Ward make the entire game based around an 8-bit sound board
Excited to see more videos. =] Music needs to noticed just as much as the Graphics and Storylines.
Great way to start this off. The Castlevania series is musical bliss!