2004 VGM Primer

VIDEO FORMAT AUDIO FORMAT (Streaming below) WRITTEN FORMAT DISCLAIMER: This episode goes into detail about Koichi Sugiyama's anti-LGBT+ and war denial opinions. While Dragon Quest games have been covered in the past, Sugiyama's views have not been presented until now. While the episode itself attempts to cover his views from an objective standpoint, I personally do not condone any of Sugiyama's political views. This series is dedicated to giving people a beginners recommendation to the best music from video games throughout the years. Ten games from each year are chosen, combining what was popular, innovative, and I will even try to include lesser known recommendations as well. The games chosen for each year are based on when they were originally released. Not when they were released in certain countries. The games featured in order: Shadow Hearts: Covenant Katamari Damacy Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune Gradius V Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War Half-Life 2 Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King Cave Story WRITTEN SOURCES Anime Hearld Asia Policy Point CocoeBiz Dolby Forbes Gamasutra Inside Dance Music Kotaku Medium Moby Games RocketBaby RPG Fan SoraNews24 Square Enix Music Square Haven VGMDB Video Games Daily Video Game Music Online VIDEO SOURCES AngstedGames Blaze1337 Bolloxed Caravan Kidd CaTAngel chuggaaconroy Commissar_Roach CRAZYDOX Duck360Gaming2 Full Playthroughs GeneFreakPlays Jallen Kuukunen Lulu2127 Mage Masher Miles Q NintenU OneWingedMenace Productions Pain007Productions Parmin Gaming PEG Public Content Database RickyC Ricops SourceSpy91 StoryGamer TCGRyan vanRafaHD Official ZanyWitch7 Zaptroxix Thumbnail by canva.com This series is purely for educational purposes, and falls under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976: Allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.