Did you know that Charles Darwin's theory of evolution was first published on August 20, 1858? OverClocked ReMix knew, which is why the music arrangement clan celebrated the monumental scientific event by releasing Pokémon: The Eevee EP exactly 155 years later.
After the obscenely massive five-disc Balance and Ruin , it's refreshing that OCR scaled back for this sensible nine-track album. The Eevee EP is a tribute to that evolutionary enigma, Eevee, which each song representing the base critter and its eight evolutions, including Sylveon from Pokémon X / Y. Eevee doesn't have any specific theme music, so these arrangements instead source various in-game tunes that thematically represent Eevee's forms.
Download the free release from the album page below, or hit up the torrent here.
Pokémon: The Eevee EP [OverClocked ReMix]
Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures is up for pre-order on Steam, so if you're jonesin' for some turd blastin' on the PC rather than on the Wii U or 3DS, that's a thing you should do. In fact, do it before 1:00 PM EST on September 5 if you want to win a chance to actually be in the game!
One person will be selected to be an NPC in the upcoming game. Who knows? You might even get to rub shoulders with a very "sprite-ly" Jim Sterling! The contest is only open to US residents excluding territories, so sucks if you live anywhere else.
And if you happen to be attending PAX, swing on by the Symbiote Studios booth (Booth 6118) to play a demo of AVGN Adventures.
