So many of the songs from WL3 have so much personality going on and the way they all have the same motif makes it kinda hard for me to favor one over the other. I heard 8 bit music theory call it the way it's articulated, and it really stuck with...
A lot of my favorites are from II and 3 (to nobody's surprise), but if I had to pick just one, I find myself coming back to 3's Tidal Coast/Sea Turtle Rocks/Beneath the Waves the most.
Personally, I think I will go with Doodle Woods from Wario Land 4. It just feels so carefree, I love it. It's the that stuck with me the most when playing the game for the first time:
For me, it's a tough choice, since I don't think there's been a single Wario game where the soundtrack wasn't a banger. But I think I'm gonna go with Out of the woods (night)
Not sure how to explain it, but It always brings back so much nostalgia.
Couldn't agree more, Citra. Also the pause music really takes me back. I remember playing this game when I was probably about 5 and not understanding a lick of what the hell you're supposed to do.
Often I would just listen to the pause music...
I could never get into Animal Crossing. It looks like a cute fun game to play with friends, and I see the appeal, but I just found it too slow.
The update looks pretty cool though. Maybe I should give it another shot.
The new update lets you customize preset outfits for visiting NPCs:
Also, one of the neat new features of this entry is the ability to search up people's custom designs online. There is A LOT. I recommend searching any term and looking at all...
Yeah, the music is super cozy I agree. Now that I recall it felt amazing playing it while on summer vacation (except when I got stuck because of my lack of intelligence but we're not talking about that, ok?)
It really is such a peaceful and laid back game. It's also massive too, which makes it that perfect summer game for when you have more free time,
And the music is just incredible! Out of the Woods night time is probably my favourite song out of...
It is such a laid back and for lack of a better word, cozy game. Wario's immortality not only makes most regular platforming challenges nonexistent, but also implies that he is in no rush to get all five of the music boxes, and that laissez faire...