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Autodynamic (Daft Punk Aerodynamic Remix)

from Missile Commander by Pixeltank

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The invaders were obviously not expecting a strong enough retaliation from the Earth to justify a strong defense of the mothership. They certainly had no idea that I was in possession of a megalous. What I never expected was for them to have one of their own.

I do not know if it was created by the source of the invasion, or acquired by some other means, but the terrifying fact was that they were in possession of one. And it appeared to be not only better than the one I was flying, but also the sole guardian of the mothership. My insecurity overwhelmed me, and I began to doubt that I could be any match for a superior model of my own craft.

The robotic pilot of the enemy megalous played its synthesizer, and I played mine. It was an epic clash that lasted for hours. Our missiles cancelled each other out, as we both played harder and harder in order to out maneuver one another.

At the end of the day, good musical composition and performance won out, and I got the best of the enemy. As the enemy megalous slowly crashed onto the earth, I noted its final resting place and continued toward the mothership.

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from Missile Commander, released December 14, 2009
Daft Punk - Aerodynamic

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The legend of the Pixeltank has its roots in the ancient world. Subtle references to it, scattered all throughout primitive and classical writings, have baffled historians and researchers for centuries. Herodotus speaks of it as a weapon fashioned by Hephaestus in his forge as a gift for Apollo, the god of music. ... more

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