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Ghostbusters (Genesis):

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (Genesis):

Columns (Genesis):

Streets of Rage (Genesis):

Shinobi III (Genesis):

Ecco the Dolphin (Genesis):

Splatterhouse 3 (Genesis):

My most favorite of discussions. We've had this thread before, but lets do it again!

Street Racer (Snes):

One Must Fall 2097 (DOS):

Tempest 2000 (Jaguar/DOS):

Commander Keen 4 (DOS):

Red Alert (DOS):

Little Samson (NES):

Ducktales (NES):

Turrican (C64):

Dune 2 (DOS):

Skyroads (DOS):


Nicky Boom (DOS):

Novastorm (DOS/SEGACD/CDI/PS):

Tomb Raider 3 (PC):

I'll post more when I think of em. This is from the top of my head.

Also, I have a mix: filled with computer game music.

The Ninja Warriors - Port

Bomberman Hero (N64):
Bomberman 64 (N64):

World 1 Level 1 from Glover
Wanda Wanda from Katamari Damacy

Btw I listen to the Bomberman Hero soundtrack all the time at work.

any of the mega mans from the nes are in my opinion the most amazing video game music. actually, most of the games capcom made for the nes have astoundingly good music. other favorites are donkey kong country 1, 2, and 3, as well as the ps1 tekken 3 soundtrack.

The Fez soundtrack is absolutely brilliant and emotional (to me at least!).

http://disasterpeace.com/album/fez

The game is pretty stellar as well.

Earthbound has some of my favorite game music ever, it really utilizes all 8 of the SNES's channels. There's even some warbly synth type stuff in it

Example of:

Vectorman - Port
Vectorman - Ocean
Plok - Beach

Donkey kong on the snes.

Secret of Mana -
just an incredible game. i miss SNES.

Final Fantasy 7 -
goes without saying

oops. a few more.


making this ambience on a 16 bit console. i guess this guy went on to do compositions for the Elder Scrolls series.

speaking of...Morrowind has amazing music.


k im done for now

OzModule wrote:The Fez soundtrack is absolutely brilliant and emotional (to me at least!).

http://disasterpeace.com/album/fez

There was a post somewhere around one or two weeks ago about an indie game that came out recently, that seemed to have the same exploration patterns as the old atomless website BoC had, such as music changing from place to place. Anybody knows the topic I'm talking about? (I tried and tried to find it, but it seems the topic just vanished!)

Anyway, I was reminded of that subject while watching an LP of "Proteus" (http://www.visitproteus.com/) which really does feel as smooth as that atomless website! Probably more, considering there is not drum patterns or overwhelming loops, leaving all music space For Relaxing Time

OzModule wrote:The Fez soundtrack is absolutely brilliant and emotional (to me at least!).

http://disasterpeace.com/album/fez

The game is pretty stellar as well.

God, I'm so glad someone mentioned this. This game is brilliant, and the soundtrack is equally brilliant both in and out of the game context.

I found this today:

incredible

Okay, so I know I posted this up in the appropriate thread just now, but I wanted to share it here too sense it was relevant to the topic. Anyway, I tried my hand at making 16-bit cartridge Sega Genesis music. Sorry if that's frowned upon, but I thought it might be somewhat appreciated on this thread...

Star Ocean: The Second Story... Shingo Forest Theme.
Grandia.. All of the music!
Any music from Legend of Legaia.
And also various Guardians Crusade themes, especially the battle theme!


These are very critical soundtracks of my youth as the games were essentially my best friends... I may have to break out the ol playstation now

It's all about...Robo's Theme

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmY2wf7T428

And it's striking similarities to RickRoll'age

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZ20N6syuwc

But in all seriousness, any of Chrono Trigger OR Chrono Cross' music was AMAZING. I have the import soundtrack for CC! Good shit..and of the old FF games have amazing music too, and Super Metroid! Castlevania too