“Pyramid Peril” is an appropriate song to spotlight, not only because it’s Maddigan’s favorite but also because it speaks to the game’s opportunities—and its perils. For an indie game, Cuphead has had an amazingly wide reach, which is sure to continue growing.
Even now, I don’t think he can articulate how he knew that computers would be so magical. Maybe it was just that his dad liked them, and at this early age, cubsfan85 wanted to be like his dad. But personally, what I think it was is he could sense the vibrations of his future. His entire life unfolding from that single point in time.
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