MEGA REMIX MAN.EXE Vinyl Review "This Album Runs The Gamut of The Earlier Mega Man Games"💿 @FiragaRecords #Vinyl #VideoGameVinyl #VGMVinyl

Another vinyl release is here from the excellent Firaga Records and Materia Music. This time it’s an eleven-song number comprising RoboRob and friends’ takes on tracks from Capcom’s venerable Mega Man series. 

For your hard-earned, you get a clear vinyl pressing in a gatefold sleeve inside a printed plastic wallet, which gives the whole thing a premium feel. As ever, you can also grab this from the Firaga Bandcamp page ($29 vinyl/$15 CD/$10 digital) and on streaming services too.

41 Hours XSX Review 5/10 "An Initially Fun But Flawed FPS" ⏰ @ValkyrieInitia1 #IndieGame #GameDev

41 Hours – despite being set in a pretty standard genre (FPS) – began in an oddly endearing way for me, the narrative kicks off in media res, with the protagonist – Ethan – having rescued a mysterious woman with whom he is apparently fixated and escaping from the facility in which she was kept.

The opening chapter is all about putting as much ground between you and the mysterious enemy forces as possible, as fragments of the narrative are laid out. It’s here that the game sets out its stock, and I was initially intrigued due to several aspects of the design choices made.