Topic: Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia *** NO SPOILERS

[A n t r a x x]

The bosses look very entertaining. I especially like seeing that water sprite bring a tsunami down on Shanoa, and watching it approach from the background. That is just too awesome.

[Long John Silver]

from what i saw on the videos, the bosses were:

the weird thing in a shell in monastery
the crab
the sea sprite
the sand fish thing
the big skeleton in the dark area with searchlights
the man eater in cave of skeletons

and obviously drac and death will make their appearances.

[A n t r a x x]

The tremor effect on the Sand Crawler is excellent too.

[erimocard]

I certainly hope they don't spoil any more bosses. :/

[A n t r a x x]

In Reply To #1324

Yeah me 2

[erimocard]

And btw, for all who lust for Ecclesia music:
I'm currently working on the first two trailer tunes on the piano. I will shurely soon be ready, the thing is, I still can't record in high quality. ._.

[Azmodan]

And btw, for all who lust for Ecclesia music:
I'm currently working on the first two trailer tunes on the piano. I will shurely soon be ready, the thing is, I still can't record in high quality. ._.

If it's any consolation, it's not the sound quality that counts; it's the quality of the pianist that counts.

Unless it really sounds that wretched. Then you'll probably be exiled to the end of the internet.

[darkwzrd4]

If it's any consolation, it's not the sound quality that counts; it's the quality of the pianist that counts.

Unless it really sounds that wretched. Then you'll probably be exiled to the end of the internet.

So what?  As long as it sounds like the game's music, it should be good enough.  At least until the actual game comes out.  Hopefully, it will have a sound test so that we can listen to the music without having to actually play.  What would be even better is if there is a sound track released.  By the way, are there sound tracks to the other games in stores?  I can never find any and there isn't any Cv music available on iTunes.

[Alexc2808]

In Reply To #1328
I am almost certain that there is Cv music on itunes.  Sometimes you can find them at local vg stores, or at cons.  If you don't have a way to either of those, the internet is your friend.  You can buy them online, or download them in the multimedia section of the dungeon.

[A n t r a x x]

Yeah online is your best bet, but it's not necessarily your friend. Espeically eBay. If you get a soundtrack from there at a "good" price, there's a seeming 99% chance it will be a bootleg outta Hong Kong, Korea; often reistributed in the USA.

Most game soundtracks go legally from $25-$40, so you should expect to pay about that much. If it's lower, you're likely dealing with a crooked dealer.

Amazon is a better bet as they apparently have stricter rules about bootlegs. And you can't go wrong with verified anime/game dealers' sites.

A respected place to get soundtracks, for instance, is VGMWorld or CDJapan.

[darkwzrd4]

Thanks for telling me where to find the music.  In my opinion, Cv games have the best video game music.

[Z.I.R.]

I agree. Aside from Chrono Cross, Silent Hill, and Shadow of the Colossus, CV is the only other game I have music from on my computer.

It just... rocks.

[darkwzrd4]

Not to get off topic, but I've just downloaded the soundtrack to Cv: DXC from iTunes.  The entire soundtrack consists of something like 50 songs and you can buy the entire album for only $9.99.  Pretty good deal, right?

[A n t r a x x]

In Reply To #1333

Not bad, but I prefer having a real copy to fall back on. Call me old-fashioned.

But hey if it works for you go for it.

[Azmodan]

So what?