Let The Games Begin: New Game Music Section on Soundtrackgeek!

Let The Games Begin!

Did you know that Soundtrackgeek.com now has it’s own game music section? Well it does and it’s spectacular, or at least it will be.

I have long been toying with the idea. I’ve asked around and a lot of people are missing the game music section because I didn’t have any before. Sure there were the random game reviews by Steven, Jon and occasionally myself. Sometimes there would even be newsworthy item to post, but it’s definitely something that needed improvement. In the beginning, Soundtrackgeek.com was mostly about movie soundtracks and movie scores. Lately it’s been all about movie soundtrack plus a little game music put in for good measure.

with the new Game Music section, it will only be about game music and I hope you all treat it kindly. I was wondering if I should just add more games stuff in the normal site, but I realized that I wanted to keep it a little bit separate. I thought about buying a separate domain (I still might), but I decided to keep it inside the family. No it’s not gamegeek or something like that. I have simply called it (drumroll…) Game Music! Yes I know, genius! You can find it quite easily by clicking my link in the menu bar (I will probably add more visibility to this section soon), or you can click here: Game Music.

Right now I have added 3 articles about Monkey Island, Modern Warfare 2, Top 20 Game Soundtracks and more will be forthcoming. Game Music deserves it’s own place and now it has on Soundtrackgeek.com

See you all there and please let me know in the comments section what you think about it!

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• Soundtrack Geek January Summary
• Jak and Daxter’s New Adventurous Soundtrack Reviewed
• Hans Zimmer scores Sherlock Holmes
• Daft Punk for Tron 2.0
• Soundtrack Review: Age Of Conan: Hyborian Adventures (2008)

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