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And this episode, I have a special, special interview with T. Lopes.

He worked on Shinobi Art of Vengeance, also worked on Streets of Rage 4.

The D.L.C. content that came out a couple years back.

Also, Sonic Mania and Ninja Turtles, Shreda's Revenge. He worked on so many tracks, but we're going to be talking about the new Shinobi Art of

Vengeance and how was it working on this on soundtrack and a lot of other things, man.

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straight my interview with t lopes enjoy all right so we're back here at gamer attack radio we have

a special guest here very well-known composer he worked on some some classics man how you doing t

pretty good how are you danny good good uh i'm very excited, man. Actually, I got to play Shinobi and, wow, the music is fantastic, bro. So congrats on that, man. I appreciate that. Yeah, yeah. Do you have a history with Shinobi? Yes, I do. I mean, since I was a kid, I always loved the game. More specifically, the Revenge of Shinobi for the Genesis or the Mega Drive, as we call it in Portugal.

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