Here is a great song that perfectly describes the challenging love to hate relationship may of us share with Geometry Wars ². Watch the video, listen to the mp3, also included are the lyrics and a link to Mathew McCarthy’s website with more information and links to buy his new album, “13 Songs” online via iTunes, CDBaby or Amazon.

Geometry Wars Will Be the Death of Me

Written and Performed by: Matthew McCarthy

Lyrics:

Blue diamonds, I hate you
You’re so slow and dumb
But you’re always getting faster

Green boxes, I hate you too
You’re so hard to shoot,
It’s the one shape I can’t master

Geometry Wars will be the death of me, oh
I desparately need a strategy
Someone post a video to youtube, for me to, get better

Waves mode, I hate you
You’re relentless
And you had to throw in the green boxes

And Sequence, I hate you most
Smile achievement feels like punishment
For misdeeds in a past life

Geometry Wars will be the death of me, oh
I desparately need a strategy
Someone post a video to youtube, for me to, get better

Pacifism is a strange word
The more you say it, the more it sounds absurd
Pacifism, Pacifism, it’s not peaceful at all
Sure you don’t shoot, but you try to, kill em all….
It’s genocide of blue diamonds yeah

Geometry Wars will be the death of me, oh
I desparately need a strategy
Someone post a video to youtube, for me to, get better
And I will thank you, personally, when my scores…increase….ten fold

http://www.matthewmccarthy.com/

Team Genius is behind this musical tribute to Donkey Kong Country it’s the 10th epsiode their web series Boy Friends. You can listen to the song by clicking the play button of our audio player or watch the full episode of “Donkey Kong” in the embedded video below. Enjoy.

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Darkspire Films released “No Scope Was Involved” an ode to scope free killing in Halo 3. Listen to the song, watch the music video, get the lyrics and even download the mp3 all right here.

“After months of waiting, three players, John, Vincent, and Travis, finally get their hands on the much anticipated video game, Halo 3.

There they will journey into the great world known as online multiplayer. Friends will be found and lost, bitter rivals will be made and fought, and memories will be formed for all time.

It is now that they must battle through a land of sweltering deserts, frozen wastelands, and an assortment of other mind bending terrains.

This world, unforgiving and merciless, is known to man as, Matchmaking.”

Here are the lyrics to this fragtastic song:

He got a no scope he didn’t scope his gun no no, no scope was involved

He got a no scope and now he’s killed someone they’re dead he shot him in the head

He got a no scope what a wondrous feat what a marvelous kill I concede

What do you get when you get real stressed, quickly pull the trigger and
hope for the best, call them a noob and hump their chest, I think you just got a no scope

And where did your daddy go?

He abandoned you when you were only seven years old

And living on the streets is cold you beg for food and money

You beg for food and love

You beg for food and care again

No no no no no no no no no no

Scope scope scope scope scope scope scope scope scope scope

No no no no no no no no no no

Scope scope scope scope scope scope scope scope scope scope

He got a no,no,no scope

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Still haven’t had enough? Download the mp3.

I wanted to share one of the catchiest songs I have heard in awhile, and it happens to play during the ending/credits to Portal (part of Half-Life 2′s Orange Box) entitled the “Still Alive” song.

‘Still Alive’ sung by Ellen McLain (voice of GLaDOS and the turrets) with music by Jonathan Coulton.

SarcasticGamer has this new track available, entitled “Bad Game: The Shadowrun Song” this is what Doc Adams had to say:

“With the incredible line up of highly-anticipated games hitting the shelves this fall, we thought it might be nice to put a few less-spectacular titles in the rear view mirror. Here’s a song all about the games we enjoyed the least this year, most notably, Shadowrun.

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Doc Adams shares his thoughts on the song:

Here you go gang. Our latest offering in the “Make fun of a multi-billion dollar franchise” category.

Fresh off of Sony’s retraction of the claim that there would be 380 games for the PS3 by March (since revised down to 145), we just couldn’t resist. We call this one “No Frickin Games”. In case you’ve been living under Rosie O’donnell, this song is about the extreme shortage of exclusive or compelling titles that currently exist for Sony’s crown jewel. We hope you enjoy it.

No Frickin Games! The New PS3 Song
by Jeromy ‘Doc’ Adams

SarcasticGamer has this audio commentary on the state of the Nintendo Wii game library.

For far too long the Wii has managed to escape our satirical gaze. Well no more!

Inspired by scores of gamers who find that after a short time their Wii’s work better as bookends than as a gaming platforms, we offer you this little ditty. Overcoming a total lack of rhythm wasn’t easy…. but we almost did it. Our flame suits are once again out of the closet as we prepare for the massive backlash from satisfied Wii-players. (You have to respect those guys…. They have MASSIVE right arms from playing so much Wii Tennis).

by Jeromy “Doc” Adams & Dave “I live with Mom” Cothran
Assisted by: Sean “Rothbart” Workman

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Press the play button to listen to the new track.

Here what Doc Adams had to say about recording this song:

“Sony’s blatant attempt to bully one of gamings most trusted news sources backfired when they underestimated both the resolve of Kotaku’s management, and the passion of its enormous readership. Sony deserved a kick in the nuts. I believe this song delivers just such a kick…. from the right foot of Gamercast Network.”

[source Godfrey@gamertagradio]

Free from YTCRACKER himself – click the album cover above to receive his latest album. My first impression… not bad. Check out a MC who raps about videogames, programing, linux and other NerdCore subjects, then share what you think by leaving a comment here.