Video Game soundtracks  A couple interesting facts about me: my
seven-year-old self demanded on several occasions that my mom
put my hair in Chun-Li-style ox horns before I went to school,
and I’ve spent an embarrassing amount of my pre-adult life
neglecting my hygiene for days at a time with a console
controller glued to my hands. Although I’m no longer quite as
fanatical about video games nowadays, they definitely still have
a special place in my heart. When working with a medium as
immersive as video games, the key to making a truly
unforgettable game is to have a memorable soundtrack. Here are
some of my favorites.  5. Jet Set Radio  With a premise that
involves inline skating around an caricature of Tokyo on a quest
to cover graffiti from rival punks with your own, Jet Set Radio
needed a soundtrack that was equally quirky. Sega enlisted the
help of Hideki Naganuma who fused funk, electronic, and
turntablism to create what has remained one of the most catchy
and eccentric video game soundtracks ever creat