So you've managed to best our most fearsome books? Well gear up, brave adventurer: It's time for some DLC. Boss Fight’s authors have done so much great writing you won’t find in their books, so we decided to put together our very own B-sides &amp; rarities compilation:&nbsp;Nightmare Mode.In this anthology you’ll delve into lost chapters and timely essays in which Boss Fight authors return to the games and series that inspired their full-length titles. Inside you’ll encounter:<ul><li>David L. Craddock on how&nbsp;Shovel Knight's developers collaborated with speedrunners,</li><li>Alexa Ray Corriea on the characters and themes in&nbsp;Kingdom Hearts III,</li><li>Alyse Knorr on how Princess Peach’s story draws on 2000 years of women in peril, </li><li>Alex Kane interviews the man behind&nbsp;Star Wars Battlefront II's use of motion capture technology, </li><li>Salvatore Pane on the fan projects that have kept the Mega Man series alive,</li><li>Philip J Reed interviews S.D. Perry about her beloved Resident Evil novels, </li><li>Gabe Durham on how Zelda's fandom influenced the official Zelda timeline,</li><li>Jon Irwin savors the anticipation of waiting for a new Mario game,</li><li>Chris Kohler interviews Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu about his legendary soundtracks, </li><li>and Michael P. Williams on how&nbsp;Chrono Trigger&nbsp;fits into the Japanese tradition of retrofuturism.</li></ul>If you’ve read these authors’ Boss Fight Books, Nightmare Mode offers you a fresh angle on a familiar topic. And if you’re just encountering their writing for the first time and you like what they have to say, we’ve got whole new books awaiting you.

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