I am known as someone who doesn't play games, but if I did, Chime would be one I'd try. This new game for the XBox 360 is like a musical game of solitaire. It enables gamers to mix music by placing blocks on a computer screen. The background melodies, that are modified by the placement of the blocks, were written by renown composers who donated their efforts because the proceeds from sales are donated to charity. Zoë Mode is the designer. The composers are Moby, Orbital's Paul Hartnoll, and Philip Glass. I understand the game can be purchased for $5. Kayakbiker
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Jesus.
The Phillip Glass level probably goes on...
For.
Ever.
And.
(Wait.
For.
It...)
A.
Day.
Posted by: Nyc Labretš | February 14, 2010 at 09:32 PM
Yea, Glass is perfect for this platform. Repetitive and minimalist, like an arpeggiator on a keyboard.
Posted by: kayakbiker | February 14, 2010 at 11:19 PM