if i recall correctly, tiesto may have been the first one to 'sell out' to the gaming industry.
dj hero. there's like 200 threads about it on TA.
ps. i was merely hypothesizing about the ferry corsten game
May-10-2009 12:49
Zak McKracken
Trance
Registered: Jun 2003
Location:
"Now you can discover how great it is to mix your own music in your own living room!"
i thought people had been doing that since the last 25 years?
also its not very great to mix at home, boring imo, why i quit.
May-10-2009 14:19
Steve Evets
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Oct 2008
Location: NJ
Can't wait until the DJ reality show pops up.
May-10-2009 14:50
Zak McKracken
Trance
Registered: Jun 2003
Location:
cant wait for producer hero, pretend to "make your own tracks in your own living room, wii remote acts like a real PC-mouse!". wait that would be a real daw. my first tracks where on PS1 maybe my future can be on Nintendo.
May-10-2009 15:14
Sykonee
Supreme EMCritic
Registered: Dec 2004
Location: Vancouver, Canada
quote:
Originally posted by Steve Evets
Can't wait until the DJ reality show pops up.
Wasn't that The Club?
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May-10-2009 15:14
Mr Game+Watch
Luka Luka * Night Fever
Registered: Nov 2002
Location: Long Island, NY
Armin and Wii? It's a perfect fit. Both started out with lots of promise and then quickly reverted to shitty, halfassed products for the mass market.
Originally posted by hundred
if i recall correctly, tiesto may have been the first one to 'sell out' to the gaming industry.
dj hero. there's like 200 threads about it on TA.
ps. i was merely hypothesizing about the ferry corsten game
You recalled correctly, but I guess the fun & games naming and shaming Tiesto for selling out, got in the way of reading the updated statement from the man himself denying the links as fake rumours. Maybe Armin didn't catch up with that news either, as he went jumping headfirst into gaming to copy Tiesto (again).
Tiesto's had tunes on Wipeout for example, and made the remix of Edward Carnby, thats it for computer games (so far).
wiimote will come in handy for the jesus pose most def
May-10-2009 16:53
RebeL9
The Digital Blonde addict
Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Gothenburg, Sweden
quote:
Originally posted by MichaelBoogerd!
You recalled correctly, but I guess the fun & games naming and shaming Tiesto for selling out, got in the way of reading the updated statement from the man himself denying the links as fake rumours. Maybe Armin didn't catch up with that news either, as he went jumping headfirst into gaming to copy Tiesto (again).
Tiesto's had tunes on Wipeout for example, and made the remix of Edward Carnby, thats it for computer games (so far).
Chemical Brothers, Leftfield and Orbital had their tracks in the original Wipeout from 1995. So in terms of originality Tiesto was far from first. In fact what's made Wipeout and Wipeout 2097 (XL in USA) so unique was the brilliant music combined with the futuristic environment. Still some of the best games ever.
Especially 2097.
