I can see it just fine, I think it got lifted

@@JonnyHorseman Yeah, was relieved when I saw it! Such a great audiovisual combination. 💜

Becauae his music felt so well with the game.I love the music he contributed to hotline miami but I like his other songs too.

But, thanks to Hotline Miami, more People will get to know the artist. Like me :-)

Yeah, it's because of HM that I discovered Perturbator! Which is funny though because I was already on track to finding this anyway!

***** Well everyone is entitled to their opinion but on the bright side, people now know a great artist because of his contribution to the game.

***** Ouch, the edginess on this one.

After i watch Akira i always watch Cyber city Oedo 808, those three shorts are awesome. I wish i could just loop classic anime in my head instead of dreams!

I'll be damned! Google provided tons of relevant content to Cyber 808. Thanks for mentioning, will watch

Gareth Jones a bit late but honestly this was/is the only Anime ive watched (ironically because of this music video) and I admit I'm kinda interested in classic anime like Akira (but none of that modern "oh senpai" crap), any other recommendations?

Jon Snow lives Vampire hunter D, Wicked city, Fist of the north star, Golgo 13 - the professional, Ghost in the shell. Depends what you like in anime, so many different kinds. There are some great anime series to watch too like Claymore, Attack on titan, Desert punk, Cowboy bebop, Samurai champloo, all the series are pretty modern but still great.

You'd like Ghost in a Shell, Cowboy Bebop and maybe Samurai Champloo. Attack on Titan is a newer style, but its definitely adult oriented.

Idk if it's just me but this song combined with Akira makes it seem a bit depressing, considering how the movie ends and everything, not to mention the atmosphere this movie creates. And this soundtrack was meant to go with Akira. it's amazing.

+Gungriffen On Tape?

lol, No. My Supra has a late 90s aftermarket CD player.

+Gungriffen i would see about getting an AUX input for yer car so you can put your songs on an MP3 player (like ipod or a smart phone)

+deathbot117 Yeah I'm going to replace it with a Android computer unit.

Gungriffen kewl :D but you should keep your awesome car mann :D

The person who made the video is the person who made the song. Double awesomeness!

@@aurazero0 Shit, never noticed that this is Perturbator's channel.

The cartoon is Akira... it is a classic anime one of the first anime to blow up in America.

+Son of Northern Darkness Listen to 2:00 to 3:50 and tell me that does not go with Deus Ex. Although, I have not heard of The Enigma TNG. I'll have to check it out.

+Son of Northern Darkness Enigma TNG is pro click.

+Vaibhav Shah Perturbator is a better fit for Cyberpunk 2077, I think.

+Joshua Caine ehhh kind of but i thought that perhaps this would inspire a whole different kind of cyberpunk game if it was to feature in a game that is... similar to cyberpunk 2077 but different theme because 2077 looks way too.... hero-ey know what im sayin? Perturbator needs like a whole game dedicated to it not the other way round but i guess thats just my opinion

Nemisis Zero What looks "hero-ey" about Cyberpunk 2077? The one tease we've been shown looks very dark, and they've said you'll be free to shape your own story.

And the 90's Berserk.

Don't forget Ninja Scroll & Bastard :)

@@chriswilson9331 Ninja Scroll best of the best. Hello from russia

samurai champloo

Oh and bubblegum crisis.

its got a dark gritty and sexy vibe to it that embodies the 1980's cyber punk motif that i loves

Yep

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@@nicoginting5674 Turbo Killer is a cool track. He's too noisy most of the time, for me. Perturbator is more subtle, nuanced.

Aw, man. 3D animators are pretty talented too. Cal Arts style does suck.

Great minds think alike

Hell to the motherfucking yes! Sir Auron​

Deus Ex

+Skull Nomad I just hope you're refferring to the 80s version of Appleseed ;-)

Gato303co​ I am! The manga is awesome.

+TheOjkk I suppose you checked the whole release, so also "Vengeance" track (if don't, do it)... This one is better, you say? Maybe, for me not in a significant way. 2 from the huges :)

nha, that's pretty meh. This one has a heavy and dark mood and the beat works perfectly for it.

+TheOjkk The melody also is key, joins sadness and epic perfectly callibrated.... 0% sugar xD Check this if u like, with the 2 of Perturbator r the only 3 tunes i liked in this concrete sub-genre (which i like, don't dislike in a way...) in a very long time. Also (maybe you like some others, who knows....) the rest of stuff from that artist didn't like, several releases that checked... Only this track: palisded - near dark. (it's in KZfaq by the way...)

+RaW Perturbator Eclipse is incredible too

+RaW try future club......... and dangerous days! Especially the end fo dangerous days it almost has its own story to it the way it keeps the listener intrigued

If only the music in that game were this good.

@@cat-le1hf My thoughts exactly.

@@cat-le1hf yeah, while I can get the variety on the radio, people like Perturbator could have done better tracks than Grimes or Run the Jewels. At least nina kraviz dj set at the debut was good. And to a certain degree, some uk jungle/dnb/ early dubstep (think kode9) fits cyberpunk extremely well (from a Fischer/Land perspective)

@Eddie Morra , only if you discovered EDM at a festival in the last 10 years. EDM was a generic term for all uptempo danceable electronic music until millennials got a hold of it. 🤣

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Considering 16-bit console games didn't have 3D graphics I doubt it's a mere coincidence. Parallax scrolling is simply a way to convey a sense of movement from camera's PoV (ie. in a sidescroller game "background parallax scrolling" makes it look so that your character is moving along the stage as you move forward, if that makes any sense). It's a commonly used camera trick, that's all.

I used to have a game on my Neo-Geo called Last Resort. The first stage was pretty much a mirror image of Akira's city-scape. Check it out on youtube...music was great for that first stage as well.

+Jeremy Sumrak Yes! This is very evocative of Last Resort. Great game, too!

+Reirainsong You're right, there are tons of games from the 16-bit era that took inspiration from this. Although Last Resort is the most obvious, there are many others. But I woudn't say that the reason is only because it's a camera trick used in old graphics. Considering how influential Akira was, being the first OVA to be exihibited in the movies worldwide, and the fact that it's often pointed as one of the best sci-fi narratives ever, it's no coincidence. Nevertheless, as everyone was influenced by Akira, Akira itself was also influenced by others(such as Blade Runner, for example). These others represented the influences of the people that used to make games in that era.

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They do. They just don't know it yet.

qwasd0r why I hit the thumbs up.

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The sad part is, I haven't even heard of AKIRA before I saw this video. I am ashamed of myself... ;-;

its ok, its never to late to watch it since it so good it seems timeless.

The issue is that I never have the free time to watch it, I am always busy, I don't even have 10 free minutes today

Mega Megatron || My comments were posted three years ago, no need to bring it back from the dead.

@@SonjaTheDork I have seen AKIRA. Ya me.

Is it still good to this day?

It wasn't so hard