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Air Mail Gameplay Review [iOS]

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Sun, 27 May 2012 17:27:00 +0000

This is an unbiased video review of Air Mail for the iOS platform (iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch). This mobile game was developed by: www.n-fusion.com and published by: www.chillingo.com. Air Mail is a high flying action/adventure game that includes a full length single player campaign, a time attack mode, and a free flying explorer mode.

You can purchase Air Mail for $4.99 in the iTunes App Store:

Air Mail Official Site:

http://airmailgame.com/

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Episode 89 - 1 More Castle

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Sat, 26 May 2012 13:22:00 +0000

A new Retro Gaming is coming... www.1morecastle.com. Co-Founders Andrew Carreiro and Eric Bailey (Nintendo Legend) stop by to fill us in on the next great gaming site. Scott has been playing a lot of Diablo, but had some issues buying it. Dustin fills Scott in on the potential of EA's service called Origin. Max Payne 3 has been a let down, but how much? We talk about some games we love that most people hate, and preview a little Sonic 4 Episode 2.

*You will have until mid June 2012 to enter for a chance to win Awesomenauts!

Links:

EA Origin Waives 90-day Distribution Fee for Kickstarter
Twin Sword Trading Contest at 8Bit Girls's site!
Twin Sword Trading
Hauppauge Colossus Review
Nintendo Legend Jurassic Park
1MoreCastle.com
NintendoLegend.com
Andrew's Twitter: @ArcadeErrorWin
Eric's Twitter: @Nintendo_Legend

Music

Intro - Ben Landis - Through the Forest
Interview Buffer: Ben Landis - Credit Music for an 8-bit RPG

Make sure you check out Ben's Comic AND Chiptune Album: Adventures in Pixels!

Outro Music:
Roboctopus - "All Outa Bubblegum". From the album Victory Lapse

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Sonic 4 Episode 2 Review [Xbox 360]

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Sun, 20 May 2012 16:01:00 +0000

This is Scott's review of Sonic 4 Episode 2 for the Xbox Live arcade. This was co-developed by Dimps and Sonic Team and published by SEGA.

Sonic 4 Official Site:
http://www.sonicthehedgehog4.com/us/

Footage Captured with a Hauppauge HD PVR
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Outro Music Provided by Richie Branson http://www.richiebranson.com

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Tony Plays Torchlight II Beta

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Sun, 20 May 2012 15:50:00 +0000

In anticipation of the Torchlight II release, Tony is going to show you the Torchlight II Beta in this video series. Every episode can be watched below!

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Part 2

Gooch, Scott, and Friends Play Diablo III

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Sun, 20 May 2012 15:41:00 +0000

In our Latest Episode our friend Matt returns to join Scott in the start Act II. This video shows their road to Khasim Outpost. Every episode can be watched below!, we hope you enjoy!

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Diabo III Co-op: First Impressions

Diablo III Co-op Glowing Sword Shard

Diablo III Co-op Maghda to Oasis

Diablo III Co-op Heading to Khasim Outpost

Vognasty Plays Max Payne 3

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Sun, 20 May 2012 15:29:00 +0000

Vognasty (Dustin) is working his way through one of the biggest titles of 2012. Get a look at all of the action and hear his thoughts on the game. This multi-part series is as close to the May Payne 3 experience as you can get without playing it your self. Every episode can be watched below!

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Part 3

Part 4

Part 5

Part 6

Part 7

Part 8

Part 9

Part 10

Part 11

Part 12

Part 13

Part 14

Part 15

Part 16

Part 17

Part 18

Part 19

Part 20

Part 21

Part 22

Part 23

Part 24

Part 25

Part 26

Part 27

Part 28

Part 29

Part 30

Part 31

Part 32

Part 33

Part 34

Part 35

Part 36

Part 37

Part 38

Part 39

Part 40

Final Part

Episode 88 - 30% Bonus on Babies and Trains

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Fri, 11 May 2012 14:11:00 +0000

Big News for Dustin this week! Have you heard Awesomenauts is awesome? We’re giving away a copy for Xbox 360, but you’ll have to listen for details! Gooch had an insane trade-in day that had him part with his ps3, so we’d he end up with? We had a blast this week, our conversations went from 8 bit to current generation and back again.

You will have until mid June 2012 to enter for a chance to win Awesomenauts!

Links:

Kubbi - Sleet (Download This Now! It's amazing!)
Kubbi Interview
$99 Xbox and Subscription
Bioshock Infinite Delayed to 2013

Music

Intro - Ben Landis - Through the Forest

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Tony Plays NOVA 3

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Fri, 11 May 2012 11:25:00 +0000

Did you love Tony's review of NOVA 3 but want to know more? Check out this awesome Multi-Part Let's Play series! Get an in depth look into the game and thanks to Aver Media's Game Capture HD these videos are gorgeous with no fingers getting in the way! You can watch every episode below below.

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Part 4

Part 5

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Part 7

Part 8

Part 9

Part 10

Part 11

Part 12

Part 13

Part 14

NOVA 3 Gameplay Review [iOS Platform]

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Wed, 09 May 2012 22:29:00 +0000

Tony reviews N.O.V.A 3 for the iOS platform (iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch). This mobile game was developed and published by: http://www.Gameloft.com. NOVA 3 is an brand new FPS shooter that contains a full length single player campaign, as well as a highly involved and fully featured online and local multiplayer mode.

Keep an eye out for Tony's NOVA 3 Let's Play Series.

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Heavy Weather, An Interview With Kubbi

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Tue, 01 May 2012 05:30:00 +0000

ClassicL337.com had the chance to chat with Norway’s chiptune mastermind, Kubbi, about his new album Sleet (Released: May 1, 2012). Kubbi is one of our favorite artists and it is a true honor he took the time to answer a few questions about himself and the album. If you are not yet familiar with Kubbi and like chiptune/fakebit/gaming music… you are welcome. Enjoy!

- Can you tell us a little about yourself and your new chiptune album, Sleet?

Myself? oh well I'm just a kiddo with too much leisure. Instead of studying as much as I should, I usually wind up doing more entertaining stuff, like now that I have an exam in a couple of days I'd rather sit here answering a fuckin' interview. I don't like to say a lot about myself and that's probably because there's not a lot to say about me. I'm just one of those kids who can't make an interesting self-description without jokes and un-seriousness.

Sleet? There's a lot of stuff I could say about sleet, but in general Sleet is my new Kubbi album set to release May 1st. This is the first time I actually try to be a bit serious about my chiptunes as my earlier albums have rather been a bunch of tracks put together to a compilation.

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- Are there any stories, themes, or concepts that you portray in this album?

The album is based on two concepts. I won't talk a lot about them cause I feel like the purpose of the album should be interpreted by the listener, not by the artist. In general the album is about two subjects compared with each other. The two concepts are basically these:

1. How the weather and season changes impacts our emotions and behavior.

2. Something as cheesy as an odyssey through space and atmosphere, more or less literal.

- Did you have any goals with Sleet in terms of tone, feel, technique, equipment etc?

My goals of Sleet were to finally accomplish a work of music that I actually could feel comfortable releasing as an official album. I wanted to get more settled on a sound and my techniques of production were very varying. I've always relied on the simplest and cheapest of equipment, regarding the fact that I'm one poor son of a bitch. Using cheap tracker software with samples from the internet is my main method. It sure is fakebit, but I sure enjoy doing it.

I wanted the overall tone to be atmospheric, but still deep, dark and heavy.... though also a little bit happy and catchy

- How did you come to name the album Sleet?

I found the inspiration and idea of Sleet around December. Walking around in the wet snow and cold Norwegian weather made me brood around the subjects of weather change and how it affects our mood and way of thought. The days I felt it the most myself was when the wet sleet was falling. Pretty personal shit, hah, but the falling sleet was the birthplace of this album.

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How long of a process has the writing of the album been?

What I wanted to express in the album was very clear from the start and was something I had been thinking about for a long time. The music itself is rather simple so writing the tunes didn't take too long. Since December, I spent most of the time planning my way to express my thought through my style of chiptunes. It was a rather complicated process and it took me a couple of months to settle down on a method. You could say that writing the album was the easy part and myself actually understanding what I was writing was the complicated part.

- What is your favorite song on the album, why?

Oh that question is a classic. Well I have no idea cause I don't really like to see the album separated into tracks, rather the album as an entirety. The tune I enjoy listening to the most must be either Exosphere or Sleet though, because I spent a lot of time tweaking every single detail on those two tracks.

- How would you describe the type of chiptunes you make?

Heh, you know what? I have no idea. It's just a chaos of jokes and dead serious art. Musically they are all very simple. All it takes is an idea or inspiration which I express through simple melodies and overused production techniques. I don't really like to call it just chiptune though. First of all; they aren't real chiptunes cause I make them on a modern computer software from samples and VSTi's. Second of all; I think that settling down on one genre limits my ideas and creativity.
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- How long have you been writing chiptunes?

About 3 years maybe. It was a weird process to start making it's hard to answer. Music in general is something I've been writing for about 10 years though, and my main focus has never been the chiptunes.

- What draws you to compose chiptune music?

Plenty of things. First of all it must be the nostalgia of the sound. Making music with the sound that you grew up with wakes a completely new and undiscovered inspiration for me. No matter how much headache I might get from the bleeps and blops I still find it quite pacifying and fun. Still I can't forget how the awesome community motivates me to keep going. So much honest feedback and talented artists still keeps me opening my tracker program to compose a new tune.

- What video games have influenced your music and in what ways?

Oh a LOT of games. Mario, Pokemon, Adventure Island, Zelda, the Elder Scrolls, Halo... even Mass Effect. All these games have amazing music from great composers. The way it influences me the most must be the way that the music puts you in such an amazing place. When you listen to the tunes from Zelda you can imagine yourself sitting on the floor by the television riding through Hyrule on Epona. This is something that I've always wanted to achieve through chiptunes. When combining the nostalgic sound with atmosphere in the music I believe you can bring the listener anywhere you want.
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- What’s the one piece of music making equipment you could do without?

Hm, difficult question, but I know one piece of equipment that I don't know if I love or hate; The compressor. One of the most important elements in music no matter which genre is dynamics. Flattening the sound waves with a compressor to get the ability to raise the overall volume has dramatic side effects. The volume change is important in music and compressing too much ruins the dynamic feel. Try comparing the sound of a vinyl record with an MP3 file. The dramatic difference in volume and dynamics are just horrifying, so if you ever wonder why the overall volume on my tracks are so low it's because FUCK COMPRESSORS

- If you could do a collaboration with any other chiptune artist, who would it be?

Smiletron. No doubt. Though he's my biggest idol in chiptune music and my biggest influence I'd definitely want to just sit down and talk music with him and maybe collaborate on a project or whatever. So much inspiration has come from his works and he's definitely the reason I'm still producing this stuff.

The best feedback I could ever imagine is negative criticism in a constructive way. I don't know what I'd do without it. Obviously I wouldn't have managed without all the awesome listeners that appreciate my music, but nothing touches me more than someone taking time to actually listen to my work in a critical way. It helps me evolve as a musician and it makes me feel like people see my music in a more serious way.

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Episode 87 - Koopa Skateboard Mind Blown

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 05:19:00 +0000

This week we were light on news but talk our favorite “Greatest” moments in gaming while looking at a list from NintendoEverything.com. Gooch feels Rick Rolled by Bioware with the ending of Mass Effect 3, so there are a lot of spoilers starting around 45 minutes into the episode. Dustin and Scott played the Ghost Recon Beta, it looks like everyone is getting Diablo 3 and a lot more.

Link:

NintendoEverything.com's 250 Greatest Gaming Moments
Mario Tennis and New Super Mario 2 3DS

Music

Intro - Ben Landis - Through the Forest

Make sure you check out Ben's Comic AND Chiptune Album: Adventures in Pixels!

Outro - Auxcide -[Benny Benassi] - Cinema (Skrillex Remix) LSDJ x2 Remix

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Episode 86 - Laura by Spruke Are Hardcore Like That

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 15:13:00 +0000

This week we feature an interview with Laura By Spruke! We had a good time talking with them about games and music. Scott apologizes as it turns out Gooch’s desk is far more than functional. Dustin talks about falling asleep during a game. We cover this week’s gaming news, which conventions we would go to, and our comments from last episode bring some clarity to the Super Mario release date issue and how to change an iPhone ringtone!

Links:

Laura By Spruke Amazon | iTunes | CDBaby

Bill Boulden: Twitter | Youtube | Facebook

Laura Diemer: Twitter | Site

Jack Tramiel Passes Away

Got Game Podcast

Change iPhone ringtone

Music

Intro - Ben Landis - Through the Forest

Make sure you check out Ben's Comic AND Chiptune Album: Adventures in Pixels!

Featured Laura By Spruke Tracks:
Katana & Tonic
Corridors of Time (during the interview)
Armchair Girlfriend

The Shrug

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FEZ Gameplay Review [Xbox 360]

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 18:49:00 +0000

This is a gameplay review of FEZ for the Xbox Live Arcade This game was developed by Polytron (http://polytroncorporation.com/) and this review was produced by Scott.

FEZ Official Site:
http://polytroncorporation.com/

Outro Video Produced by BMZLoop http://www.youtube.com/bmzloop

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Max Payne Mobile Review [iOS]

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 14:02:00 +0000

This is an unbiased video review of Max Payne Mobile for the iOS platform (iPhone, iPad & iPod Touch). This mobile game was developed by: http://www.wardrumstudios.com, and published by http://www.rockstargames.com. The review was produced by Tony.

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Shank 2 Gameplay Review

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 13:44:00 +0000

This is a video review of Shank2 for the PS3, Xbox 360, and PC. This game was developed by http://kleientertainment.com/ and published by http://www.ea.com/. The review was produced by Dustin.

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Canabalt Gameplay Review

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 02:35:00 +0000

This is a video review of Canabalt (Minis version) for the PS3 and PSP. This game was developed by http://www.semisecretsoftware.com/ and published by http://beatshapers.com/. The review was produced by Dustin from the Classic L337 Gaming & Electronic Podcast.

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Episode 85 - Standing While Playing Games

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 00:30:00 +0000

This week we have an extended episode were we talk about a lot of gaming news with the Orbis rumors, Fez being released on Friday the 13th, Mass Effect 3 Redux, and more. Gooch shows his excellent MacGuyvering skills, Dustin talks about even more Playstation Plus Perks, and Scott turned his office into a retro game room. We had a good time with this one, please leave a comment and let us know what you think of the music!

Links:

Twin Sword Trading Site | Twitter

Pixel Nation | Nintendo Life Pixel Nation Press Release

Visit to Video Game Exhibit at Smithsonian

Nintendo Repair Shop

Hypercoyote

Music (In Order of Appearance):

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Ben Landis - Through the Forest

Make sure you check out Ben's Comic AND Chiptune Album: Adventures in Pixels!

We Are The Future - The Girl Oceanic

Nordloef - The Ugliest Boy In the Class (Live BlipFest 08)

Kubbi - Tidal Force

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Skylanders Cloud Patrol Review [iPad & iPhone]

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 18:56:00 +0000

This is a video review of Skylanders Cloud Patrol for the iPhone, iPad & iPod Touch. This game was developed and published by: http://www.activision.com. The review was produced by Tony.
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Rinth Island Review [iPad & iPhone]

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 01:53:00 +0000

This is a video review of Rinth Island for the iPhone, iPad & iPod Touch. This game was developed by BuzzMonkey and published by Chillingo. The review was produced by Tony

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http://rinthisland.com

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Wheels of Destruction with Johns Game Channel

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 12:35:00 +0000

This video is an unbiased "Let's Play" of the game: Wheels of Destruction for PS3 PSN.

This video was produced by Tony Stemen and John Dahl from Johns Game Channel (http://www.youtube.com/johnsgamechannel).

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Rayman Origins Review [PC]

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 21:51:00 +0000

This is a video review of Rayman Origins for the PC. This game was developed and published by Ubisoft. The review was produced by Scott

Rayman Origins Official Site:

http://raymanorigins.us.ubi.com/

Buy this game at http://www.gamersgate.com/
Review played on Doghouse Gaming Rig: http://doghousesystems.com/

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Outro Music Composed by Richie Branson http://www.richiebranson.com (written permission granted)

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Top Gun Hard Lock [Xbox 360 Gameplay]

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 13:05:00 +0000

Scott takes a look at Top Gun Hard Lock on the Xbox 360. Top Gun was developed by Headstrong Games and published by 505 Games.

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PS Vita Hand Grip Review [CTA Digital]

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 13:38:00 +0000

Tony reviews CTA Digital's PSVita Hand Grip. We have been big fans of the CTA Digital products in the past so what is Tony's verdict on this latest item?
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Classic L337 VS: Portal 2 [Co-op]

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 00:07:00 +0000

Dustin has been teaching Scott how to play Portal 2. This is a fantastic puzzle game in the first person perspective. Watch as we work together to get through some early, yet challenging levels. You can watch BOTH of our Portal 2 videos here!

Episode 84 – Nothing Like Hot Orc Tail

Classic L337 (Classic L337) — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 01:34:00 +0000

Scott and Dustin accidentally stumble into some spoilerific Mass Effect 3 talk (31:30-45:00) we’re sorry Gooch! It turns out if you're single just play more MMOs, Scott’s WiiU optimism was quickly trampled, Video Games and Solid Snake make it to the Smithsonian, all three of us bought a lot of games recently, and we had a lot more to talk about after the week break!

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Intro: Greenleo – The Heroes

Outro: Inverse Phase – Land of Chiptusion (It’s only $1, BUY IT)

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