That's what The Sound Test is about, but here's some notes on what to expect from it going forward. For one thing, I'm hoping to feature a lot of newer game music on the show whenever possible. In other words, this isn't Retronauts, and the aim here is to make a pleasant show for the largest number of people. Improbable? Of course! I've already indexed all the complaints I know I'll get! However, there will be the Oldie segment, where some of those good ol' blips and bleeps (or anything else I consider "old but good") can shine. Related to that, one thing you won't be hearing on the show is a lot of original chiptunes. No disrespect meant to the talented hackers/DJs/wunderkinds that make them, and that's not to say that that stuff won't ever show up, but to keep things cohesive, the rule of thumb for the show is "if it was from a game, it's game." And as this first episode proves, arrangements and remixes will be frequently highlighted.
