Nintendo has recently ramped up anticipation for its highly awaited Nintendo 3DS title, Kid Icarus: Uprising, by launching an official Japanese website.
The platform, while currently minimal in content, gives fans an early taste of the game’s sweeping soundtrack, promising an epic return for the beloved franchise. Kid Icarus: Uprising marks a major revival for the series, which last saw a mainline release decades ago.
The new installment, developed exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS, is directed by Masahiro Sakurai, a luminary whose previous works include the venerable Super Smash Bros.
series.
Ever since its first announcement, fans have been eager for every detail about the game’s development, especially the talent responsible for its dynamic audio experience. In response to growing curiosity around the composer behind Kid Icarus: Uprising’s music, director Masahiro Sakurai recently addressed the question through the newly launched official website.
Sakurai clarified that the composer is an individual who had already contributed to the soundtrack of Super Smash Bros.
Brawl (known in Japan as Super Smash X).
Rather than confirming a single name, Sakurai pointed readers towards a comprehensive roster of composers associated with Super Smash Bros.
Brawl—a selection described as a veritable ‘who’s who’ of leading Japanese video game music talent. Although viewers are left without a concrete identity for the Kid Icarus: Uprising composer, Sakurai’s guidance emphasizes the breadth of experience and renown the project draws upon.
This approach aligns with Nintendo’s history of enlisting esteemed creative professionals for high-profile projects, especially when reviving classic franchises for new platforms like the Nintendo 3DS. Kid Icarus: Uprising is poised to be a key release for the Nintendo 3DS, adding to the rich library of experiences available on the hardware and strengthening the company’s first-party lineup.
Fans can expect more details about the title and its development in future Nintendo Direct presentations and official updates via the eShop and Nintendo’s global websites. This continued commitment to fostering creative excellence, particularly in musical composition, underscores Nintendo’s dedication to delivering memorable, high-quality experiences for players worldwide.
As the game’s launch draws nearer, anticipation for both its gameplay and soundtrack is set to reach new heights among longtime Nintendo enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
The platform, while currently minimal in content, gives fans an early taste of the game’s sweeping soundtrack, promising an epic return for the beloved franchise. Kid Icarus: Uprising marks a major revival for the series, which last saw a mainline release decades ago.
The new installment, developed exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS, is directed by Masahiro Sakurai, a luminary whose previous works include the venerable Super Smash Bros.
series.
Ever since its first announcement, fans have been eager for every detail about the game’s development, especially the talent responsible for its dynamic audio experience. In response to growing curiosity around the composer behind Kid Icarus: Uprising’s music, director Masahiro Sakurai recently addressed the question through the newly launched official website.
Sakurai clarified that the composer is an individual who had already contributed to the soundtrack of Super Smash Bros.
Brawl (known in Japan as Super Smash X).
Rather than confirming a single name, Sakurai pointed readers towards a comprehensive roster of composers associated with Super Smash Bros.
Brawl—a selection described as a veritable ‘who’s who’ of leading Japanese video game music talent. Although viewers are left without a concrete identity for the Kid Icarus: Uprising composer, Sakurai’s guidance emphasizes the breadth of experience and renown the project draws upon.
This approach aligns with Nintendo’s history of enlisting esteemed creative professionals for high-profile projects, especially when reviving classic franchises for new platforms like the Nintendo 3DS. Kid Icarus: Uprising is poised to be a key release for the Nintendo 3DS, adding to the rich library of experiences available on the hardware and strengthening the company’s first-party lineup.
Fans can expect more details about the title and its development in future Nintendo Direct presentations and official updates via the eShop and Nintendo’s global websites. This continued commitment to fostering creative excellence, particularly in musical composition, underscores Nintendo’s dedication to delivering memorable, high-quality experiences for players worldwide.
As the game’s launch draws nearer, anticipation for both its gameplay and soundtrack is set to reach new heights among longtime Nintendo enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
