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Far Cry 3 And The Stranger In A Strange Land Here’s a song about Aeris, that (SPOILERS!) dead chick from Final Fantasy VII. It’s awesome.
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Def Jam Rapstar, like most modern music games, has downloadable songs. Def Jam Rapstar, unlike any other modern music game, lets you download Paid in Full or Passin’ Me By. Rap classic, $US2 a pop. Here’s the official list:
Shot in Brooklyn, New York, this television commercial for Def Jam RapStar was produced by Anthony Mandler, late of Jay Z, Drake and John Mayer video fame, and includes cameos by hip-hop artists Maino and Nipsey Hu$$le.
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A bunch of new tracks confirmed for Def Jam Rapstar today guarantee that you’ll be able to spend part of your spring rapping along to Public Enemy at their best and Nas at his most obnoxious.
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A rap about knockin’ boots, but with Pocket Monsters for the dirty bits.
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Rapper YTCracker on Tuesday put out his latest nerdcore salute – “The Link” – featuring chiptunes in the mix and a 8-bit-style music video directed and animated by Dr. Octoroc.
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There’s a lot to choose from, I know, but this – called simply “The Video Game Song” – is probably my all-time favourite… video game song.
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It’s 20 years of video gaming, brought to you by a British man and a beat.
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The fifth and final vignette for 3D Dot Game Heroes is even more embarrassing when you realise this is what we accepted as advertising in the late ’80s.
