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For this week’s Tune for Tuesday, I’ve chosen a song from a film based on a video game series very dear to my heart. As an only child, my three first cousins, all of whom are 8 to 10 years older than me, were effectively older siblings for me growing up. One of them in particular played a lot of video games, but while he owned a few different consoles, only some of his games provided a way for two people to play together at the same time. Of the ones I played with him whenever I visited his house, the games we spent the most time playing together were on his SEGA Genesis, and tended be from a certain franchise. Said franchise is one I tend to find myself playing catch up with in recent years, but even so, I consider it to be one of my favorite video game series of all time. So for today, allow me to share with you the ending theme for a two part OVA based on this games. Without further ado, here is the song “Look-a-like” from Sonic the Hedgehog: The Movie.
For this week’s Tune for Tuesday, I’ve chosen a song from a film based on a video game series very dear to my heart. As an only child, my three first cousins, all of whom are 8 to 10 years older than me, were effectively older siblings for me growing up. One of them in particular played a lot of video games, but while he owned a few different consoles, only some of his games provided a way for two people to play together at the same time. Of the ones I played with him whenever I visited his house, the games we spent the most time playing together were on his SEGA Genesis, and tended be from a certain franchise. Said franchise is one I tend to find myself playing catch up with in recent years, but even so, I consider it to be one of my favorite video game series of all time. So for today, allow me to share with you the ending theme for a two part OVA based on this games. Without further ado, here is the song “Look-a-like” from Sonic the Hedgehog: The Movie.
