For Episode 68, Brent and Rob focus of the masterful work of Hitoshi Sakimoto.  Sakimoto worked extensively as both a composer and arranger/programmer, but this episode concentrates on his compositions.  Often times, Hitoshi Sakimoto collaborated with Masaharu Iwata, so this is also partially and possibly a mini focus on Masaharu Iwata.  That is, for a few of the games, because there is no track breakdown indicating which composer did which track, the track played may very well belong to Iwata and not Sakimoto.  Regardless, the music is absolutely amazing.  Hitoshi Sakimoto, truly a great composer of the 16-bit era.  Full track listing below.

Game – Composer – Song – Company – Console – Year (North American release unless otherwise indicated)

Bubble Ghost – Hitoshi Sakimoto – Ending – Pony Canyon/FCI – Game Boy – 1990

Verytex – Hitoshi Sakimoto, Masaharu Iwata, JKL Furukawa – Act 1 (The Void of Space) – Asmik/Opera House – Mega Drive – 1991

Magical Chase – Hitoshi Sakimoto, Masaharu Iwata – Stage 5 – Quest/NEC – TurboGrafx-16 – 1993

Gauntlet IV – Hitoshi Sakimoto, Masaharu Iwata – Retribution – Tengen/M2 – Genesis – 1993

Devilish: The Next Possession – Hitoshi Sakimoto – Intro – Sage’s Creation/Aisystem Tokyo – Genesis – 1992

Super Back to the Future II – Hitoshi Sakimoto – Round 6-1 – Toshiba EMI – Super Famicom – 1993

Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen – Hitoshi Sakimoto – Old Man’s Prayer – Quest/Enix – SNES – 1995

Sword Maniac – Hitoshi Sakimoto – Paradox – Toshiba EMI/Fupac – Super Famicom – 1994

Moldorian: Hikari to Yami no Kyoudai – Hitoshi Sakimoto – Field – Sega – Game Gear (Japan) – 1994

Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together – Hitoshi Sakimoto – Theme of the Black Knights – Quest – Super Famicom – 1995

Treasure Hunter G – Hitoshi Sakimoto – A Former Kagonari – Sting/Square – Super Famicom – 1996

Hourai Gakuen no Bouken! The Adventures of Hourai High School – Hitoshi Sakimoto – School 2 – J-Wing/Dynamite – Super Famicom – 1996

Verytex – Hitoshi Sakimoto, Masaharu Iwata, JKL Furukawa – Act 3 (Ruined Area) – Opera House/Asmik – Mega Drive – 1991

Treasure Hunter G – Hitoshi Sakimoto – Gemini Wing – Sting/Square – Super Famicom – 1996

Hourai Gakuen no Bouken! The Adventures of Hourai High School – Hitoshi Sakimoto – Ruin in the Jungle – J-Wing/Dynamite – Super Famicom – 1996

Hourai Gakuen no Bouken! The Adventures of Hourai High School – Hitoshi Sakimoto – Shinmachi (Day) – J-Wing/Dynamite – Super Famicom – 1996

Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together – Hitoshi Sakimoto – Fortune Teller 2 – Quest – Super Famicom – 1995

Bubble Ghost – Hitoshi Sakimoto – Stage Music – Pony Canyon/FCI – Game Boy – 1990

Master of Monsters – Hayato Matsuo (comp., arr.),  Hitoshi Sakimoto (arr.), Koichi Sugiyama (advisor) – Black Dignity (Title Screen) – Renovation – Genesis – 1991

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Remember how on last week’s Hostful Nerdist Podcast, the guys talked about making a Jonah Ray sound board that could replace the real Jonah when he’s absent from the show? Of course you do; it was the title of the show. “Sound Board.” Right there.

And someone’s gone and done it. Created a Jonah Ray sound board, that is. @AlexLemoine crafted it out of stuff Jonah’s said on the podcast, and you can use it to make prank calls (NOTE: Nerdist Industries, its affiliates and staff do not endorse prank calling and are not responsible for any prank calling, including but not limited to prank calls using the Jonah Ray sound board to, say, talk radio shows or telemarketing concerns or your annoying friends who are just ASKING for it) or just for sitting around pretending you have a tall comedian in a plaid shirt in your living room. Although there aren’t enough Matt insults.

Go play with it by clicking here. It’s like the real thing, almost.

HT: Jonah Ray himself. Or someone using his sound board to sound like him.

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The Walking Dead returns with new episodes on AMC Sunday night, and that means Talking Dead, with your genial host Chris Hardwick, is back, too. The Walking Dead showrunner Glen Mazzara and Dave Navarro will be joining Chris to talk about the new Walking Dead episode, “Nebraska,” live at midnight Eastern tonight (early Monday morning). And you can jump online to AMC’s site to see a bonus segment immediately after the show ends on TV.

So watch it.

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This makes me happy in so many wonderful yet borderline creepy ways. Valve seems to be experimenting with Bethesda’s newly released Creation Kit (demo below), which looks to be a quite friendly way to snazz up your Skyrim with custom mods. Btw, “Snazz Up Your Skyrim” is my Scissor Sisters cover band.

If I had more time in my life I would use Creation Kit to put the cast of “Facts of Life” in Skyrim, just to make Blair fight Draugr. I’d also open an “Edna’s Edibles” in Whiterun.

via The Jace Hall Show

UPDATE: You can use your newly found Space Core to forge the Dovahcore helmet. Instructions here!

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