Mass Effect 2 Kasumi Soundtrack - Infiltration [Extended]
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Mass Effect 2 is an action role-playing video game developed by BioWare and published by Electronic Arts. It was released for Microsoft Windows and Xbox 360 on January 26, 2010, and for PlayStation 3 on January 18, 2011. Mass Effect 2 is a sequel to the original Mass Effect and the second main game in the Mass Effect series.
The music of Mass Effect 2 was composed by Jack Wall, Sam Hulick, David Kates and Jimmy Hinson.
Kasumi - Stolen Memory is a DLC pack for Mass Effect 2, that includes the final squadmate, a new weapon, new missions, and new areas. The pack was released on April 6, 2010.
"Infiltration" soundtrack is composed by Sascha Dikiciyan and Cris Velasco. Original duration: 2:35.
Mass Effect is a trademark of BioWare and Electronic Arts.
The one who disliked this video was Donovan Hock.
lmaoooo that made me laugh more than i should have lol
A second dislike. Must be Security Chief Roe.
Damn you Hock!
@@Vanzgars Third one is .... REAPER!
Fourth one are the Collectors. And fifth one is the big stupid jelly fish
"Don't fight me, Kasumi, you know what happened to your boy toy when he fought back."
"You don't talk about Keiji like that, MURDERER!"
How did Hock get his hands on Lady Liberty's head? Damn you, Hock!
i loved Kasumi..wished we had more conversations with her
the entire theme is wonderful but 0:08 - 1:03 is giving the strongest goosebumps.... I'm in love with this music
Even without the DLC Mass Effect 2 expanded the ME galaxy to unimaginable level. I actually like the idea, that you have to explore various planets, green or sandy, and visit dirty Omega quarters and shiny Illium, while also beating up some pirates and freaky husks and bug-like Collectors, - all in one story with this Kasumi "James Bond" stylized mission, where you explore the luxurious apartments on Bekenstein, while guests - celebrities, artists, rich, diplomats, whatever - in extravagant costumes are on the terrace, unsuspecting, that something is happening - and you are part of it.
+neterwan Yeah, and then we get rushed and shitty ME3 which shits on whatever ME2 was cooking with the Dark Energy.
@Rick O'Shay Specifics of the genre, I guess. Unfortunately, it's in most of the stories like this. I think KOTOR II was one of the exceptions - in regards of Telos IV,which had green areas as well as Polar regions shown.
This piece is rife with the tradgic romance and veangful resolve of Kasumi, along with a hint of the mercurial. It's a triumph, as is the DLC. "What did you tell your friend, Kasumi? That you're doing this for love?"
Tbh, Kasumi wasnt really veangful at all. She just wanted to steal her stuff back BUT the guy brought a gunship, she brought Shepard => Unless your name is Kei Leng, you're done for.
i loved her loyalty mission. that's what mass effect should be about. not running around different planets or doing stupid side missions. her loyalty mission was by far the best. the one where you go and take out that guy flying that huge plane, etc. all the shooting. i loved that part. I'll miss Kasumi.
+terry autry I absolutely agree with everything you said.
i heard that in the new one, youll have to build up bases on different planets or build colonies while recruiting people and defending against attacks. thats what id rather do than scanning planets for resources
terry autry Still poop
NotZay its good now though and you can get a good deal for like 15$ so it’s definitely worth the price I’d recommend it but it was still dreadful at launch
i like this music, each time i do this mission, i just wait and listen^^
this theme reminds me of Deus Ex: Human Revolution Soundtrack - Hacking Ambient
Same here, this definitely has a Human Rev feel; I can easily imagine this playing during some of the Hengsha infiltration missions.
Thank you, I thought the same thing (not just the hacking ambient tho, also TYM tower)
I’m in the middle of replaying the ME saga and want to replay DX after that^^ and I just noticed how DX this beautiful piece sounds
The violin here always gives me goosebumps. ME2 had the best DLC hands down, and the soundtrack here fits the tone of the game but still feels unique to Kasumi.
I... dont think this should have been dlc lol. Just included in the base game.
Overlord and lair of shadow broker are DLC's, not this.
@@yol_n yeah I can respect that. To me, Kasumi, Zaeed, Javik, etc. and their missions are all an integral part of those games. I don't think I ever played without those characters and I agree they should've been part of the base game. Especially Javik in ME3.
Shep: This going to be a problem?
Kasumi: Please. Remember who you're talking to. ;3
*Shepard shoots an statue with the Locust.* That got your attention? :D
Incredible theme. Mass effect is an ode to the music.
Donovan Hock has Dragon Age monsters in his collection. Dude is a baller :D
praise the lord, EXTENDED VERSION HELL YES!
I love how this song has a Japanese cyberpunk feel to it. It evokes images of cyber ninjas hacking locks and climbing server towers.
I love the music to the loyalty mission and I loved doing the mission because you had to use your wits and charm to get through most situations
Kasumi was my favorite in the trilogy. She just had a cute comic personality that I loved and was pretty badass too ♥
That helmet that Shepard is wearing is absolutely ridiculous
He looks like one of those ADVENT Troopers from XCOM 2.
Vanzgars just Vanzgars "BUTTS!"- Advent Officer, 2035
can't see shit
favorite soundtrack on ME2!
very good dlc there is even an ogre statue from DA2 when Sandals froze it in the deep roads with the name "creature"
the feelin i got the first time i got to that boss battle and that theme is unmatched. I wish i could forget everything and go over all again as if it was the first time
anotherr master piece from Sascha Dikiciyan & Cris Velasco
Shep is such a goose, first teaming up with Cerberus, and now with ADVENT from X Com? lol
It's a great place for the Ogre easter-egg they placed down there. The galaxy has so many messed up creatures, it wouldn't boggle the mind that Hok has a statue of a Darkspawn Ogre. The only question is: Who the hell carved it?
+Michael VPS what if? this particulary statue is the frozen ogre who fight sandals in the deep roads?
Bitch Please ...holy shit
Michael VPS i know right?? look at the pose!!
Bitch Please That beggars the question...does Thedas exist?
In itself it would not be an impossible idea, given how we know the Protheans experimented with the Asari, I could easily see them take a sample-group of humans from Earth, place them on another Garden world, mutate some of them into dwarves and elves and Qunari, and generally buttsex science in the rear by making them agreeable with Lyrium.
Michael VPS that's one way to put it...
besides i remember in ME1 some human thanking the god who stay alive from a geth attack i don't remember the specific planet or system.. however when she was thanking the god she call him "The Maker" so yeah!
that a pretty remarkable theory!!
My favorite character in trilogy. Kasumi FTW! Thanks for posting this.
does anyone knows what's the name of this instrument/sound effect (03:27-03:33)? It appears in almost every japanese style music, but I can't find the name.
P. Poppy it’s a flute but a wooden one. You still hold it to the side while playing, like a regular metal one from an Orchester, but in Japan they used to make these from bamboo
Aurora 002 the problem is when I type it into search on CZcams it sounds...different, I cant find the right words to explain it
P. Poppy well ofc it sounds different bc they went over the sound of it with a synthesizer to give it the Mass Effect touch :)
I believe that's actually an Erhu, a Chinese stringed instrument. You play it similarly to how you would play a cello, and it almost sounds like a choir.
@@tripleoo0 You are my hero. Thank you very much!
"We'll bank ok?"
Deus Ex, anyone?
More like Shadowrun: Hong Kong
Yup^^
I’m in the middle of replaying the ME saga and want to replay DX after that^^ and I just noticed how DX this beautiful piece sounds
@@sernoddicusthegallant6986 HEEELLLL YYYEEEEEAAAAHH!!! sorry I just love
has anyone noticed that a lot of the DLC for this game is gone from the PLAYSTATION NETWORK? the main ones? or is it just me
+Jake Kidd That is because it already comes included with the game if you buy it i think. If you buy the trilogy the dlcs will also be included.
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I've always thought that Kasumi as a character didn't fit in as a squadmate on a strike op mission. If you look at all other squadmates, all of them were recruited for having combat skills. Mordin is ex-STG, Miranda and Grunt were genetically engineered to be operatives and super soldiers, Jack was intended to be a biotic soldier, Thane is a skilled killer, Zaeed is a soldier, Samara is a warrior, Archangel is known as a small unit tactician, so is Jacob. Tali is a tech, but one who is sent on ground ops, while Legion is a geth trooper with sniping ability. Kasumi is just a thief. Why include her as a squadmate on what is explicitly a direct action strike mission? She could have been better used as a background NPC who acquired things for you while you and your squad fought through the various missions.
she's damn good when it comes to infiltration, she can turn invisible after all. I call that very useful.
"Just a thief" who can jump on a gunship while dodging its shot or punch an armored man so hard she can break his spine.
That whole "Only Kasumi can take down the gunship's shields by jumping onto it" seems bogus to me. Why wouldn't the Arc Projector or Collector Particle Beam be just as effective in bringing down its shields? They worked fine for that self repairing Colosus. And as for breaking a guy's spine, that is still weaker than warping him, throwing him, slamming him, reaving him, incinerating him, shooting his head off, or shooting him point blank with a shotgun.
BrainConqueror80 "Why wouldn't anything else work on the gunship's shields" is another discussion.
The fact is that Kasumi did manage to jump on it while it was firing at her.
And in fact, no, her spine-breaking punches are not weaker. They are actually as strong as all those things you mentioned. What the others need powers and weapons to do, Kasumi can do it bare-handed, as long as she takes her target by surprise.
I crunched the numbers off the game's wiki, and Shadow Strike is a tad bit weaker than Throw and Slam. It also doesn't have the ability to cause splash damage like the other powers can, as a combo detonation. Nor can it strip defenses. As for comparing melee strikes vs ranged weapons, that tactical debate was settled hundreds of years ago when gunmen mowed down swordsmen. Kasumi makes sense as an NPC who assists you, she wouldn't be someone I'd take into combat, not when other squadmates are more tactically versatile.