Never mind the fact that it’s been nearly a year between inductees to the Bad Game Music Hall of Fame: This month’s tracks deals in soundtracks to video game conversions, and the horrors that may occur therein. Listen in as an NES hack manages to butcher its source material, as an arcade-to-Speccy approximation fails to approximate music, and as the N64 somehow manages to best PC CD audio in 1999!
Cassidy is the curator of a bad video game hall of fame. Whether you interpret that as "a hall of fame dedicated to bad video games" or as "a sub-par hall of fame for video games" is entirely up to you. Goes by "They / Them" pronouns.
The Bad Game Hall of Fame is dedicated to giving bad games the due process they deserve. Through examining their history, reviewing their contents, and measuring their impacts on the industry, we hope to bring about a better understanding of these oft-dismissed releases.
Along the way, we'd like to give readers a better understanding of how the games industry operates, and the pressure put on game developers to deliver these products in short order.
