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Walking the Soundscape: Gatekeeper’s Exo
With heavyweights like Trent Reznor being conscripted to score triple-A titles (albeit not an entirely new occurrence) and swarms of musicians of all stripes clamoring to upload their tunes for play in rhythm games, the comparatively healthy video game industry … Continue reading
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