Rock it
The level of dedication from theSuper Smash Bros. Ultimateteam as it pertains to the game’s music is insane.
Even if the game doesn’t turn out that great I think pretty much everyone on the planet can agree that 28 hours of music and 900 tracks is an incredible effort, and for some, worth the price of entry alone. It’s no wonder that Nintendo baked-in the ability to listen to the Switch in portable mode as an MP3 player while the console is idle.
We’re going to get new songs each week to lead up to the December launch, but this most recent update of Bloody Tears/Monster Dance from theCastlevaniaseries really spoke to me. It seems likeCastlevaniais there at nearly every stage of my life, as the originalCastlevaniawas one of my first platformers outside ofMega Man,Symphony of the Nighthad a major impact on me as I remember exactly where I was when I first played it and how I had even gotten a copy (a relative asked a GameStop employee what was cool and he recommended it, how often does that happen?), and one of the first games I played at my first E3 wasCastlevania Harmony of Despair.
Now we can enjoy thisCastlevaniamedleytogether a few months after the birth of my first child.
