Much nostalgia here. This is only the first load, folks!
SNES Stunt Trax FX - "Night Owl"
ARCADE Hang-On
GENESIS Super Hang-On - "Winning Run"
SNES Flashback - "Conrad's Memories"
SNES Shadowrun - "Walking the shadows"
GENESIS Bio-Hazard Battle - Stage 2 and 6
GENESIS Revenge of Shinobi - "Terrible Beat"
idem - "Long Distance"
GENESIS Streets of Rage - "Moon Beach" (Round 3)
idem - "The Last Soul" (Round 8)
idem - Big Boss
idem - Bad Ending
idem - Intro (not just the music!)
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My Favourite Video Game Music.
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My Favourite Video Game Music.
by Sauwelios » Fri Mar 05, 2010 10:34 pm
"Let us dwell a moment on this symptom of highest culture—I call it the pessimism of strength. [...]
In such a state it is precisely the good that needs 'justifying,' i.e., it must be founded in evil and danger or involve some great stupidity: then it still pleases. [...] If he [man] in praxi advocates the preservation of virtue, he does it for reasons that recognize in virtue a subtlety, a cunning, a form of lust for gain and power.
This pessimism of strength also ends in a theodicy, i.e., in an absolute affirmation of the world—but for the very reasons that formerly led one to deny it—and in this fashion to a conception of this world as the actually-achieved highest possible ideal." (Source: Nietzsche, The Will to Power, section 1019; Kaufman translation.)
In such a state it is precisely the good that needs 'justifying,' i.e., it must be founded in evil and danger or involve some great stupidity: then it still pleases. [...] If he [man] in praxi advocates the preservation of virtue, he does it for reasons that recognize in virtue a subtlety, a cunning, a form of lust for gain and power.
This pessimism of strength also ends in a theodicy, i.e., in an absolute affirmation of the world—but for the very reasons that formerly led one to deny it—and in this fashion to a conception of this world as the actually-achieved highest possible ideal." (Source: Nietzsche, The Will to Power, section 1019; Kaufman translation.)
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Re: My Favourite Video Game Music.
by PavlovianModel146 » Sat Mar 06, 2010 1:11 am
First I will list the game, then the system, then the song.
Michael Jackson's Thriller-Sega Genesis-"Beat It (Instrumental)"
Grand Theft Auto-Playstation-"Grand Theft Auto" (Credited to Da Shootaz)
The Legends of Zelda A Link To The Past-Super Nintendo-"Main Theme"
Final Fantasy III (Japan FF VI)-Super Nintendo-Music in Village of Narshe
Ridge Racer-Playstation-"Rare Hero"
Michael Jackson's Thriller-Sega Genesis-"Beat It (Instrumental)"
Grand Theft Auto-Playstation-"Grand Theft Auto" (Credited to Da Shootaz)
The Legends of Zelda A Link To The Past-Super Nintendo-"Main Theme"
Final Fantasy III (Japan FF VI)-Super Nintendo-Music in Village of Narshe
Ridge Racer-Playstation-"Rare Hero"
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Re: My Favourite Video Game Music.
by Blurry » Sun Mar 21, 2010 9:27 pm
I have to chime in and say that I love the music in Twisted Metal: Black, especially Vesti la Giuppa. There's something absolutely charming about listening to opera while blowing shit up.
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Re: My Favourite Video Game Music.
by Xilivai Ferozix » Thu Mar 25, 2010 3:53 am
There is a song on the .Hack games for the PlayStation 2 that I liked. Legend Of Zelda: Windwaker had a good intro theme song. Also, speaking of Twisted Metal, Twisted Metal 4 had a Rob Zombie song that I liked.
Legend Of Zelda: Windwaker Prologue - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEoRavExhfo&feature=related
Twisted Metal 4 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tk2Xx9-wjBE
Oh, and of course my new favorite, Mirrors Edge theme song Still Alive.
Mirrors Edge: Still Alive - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TERyxFfMqDk
When ever I practice parkour I think of this song.
Legend Of Zelda: Windwaker Prologue - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEoRavExhfo&feature=related
Twisted Metal 4 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tk2Xx9-wjBE
Oh, and of course my new favorite, Mirrors Edge theme song Still Alive.
Mirrors Edge: Still Alive - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TERyxFfMqDk
When ever I practice parkour I think of this song.
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