Ys III: Wanderers from Ys (SFC/SNES) - Valestein Castle
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- čas přidán 18. 05. 2015
- Music: Valestein Castle (aka Ballacetine Castle)
Original composer: Mieko Ishikawa (Falcom Sound Team J.D.K.)
Arrangement: Michiharu Hasuya, Masaaki Harada and/or Osamu Kasai
Source: Gamerip
Playlist: • Ys III: Wanderers from...
Platform: Super Famicom / Super Nintendo
Copyright© Nihon Falcom Corporation - Hudba
![Ys III OST (PC Engine CD) | Valestein Castle [Extended]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/oLOS3b98G1c/mqdefault.jpg)
![Ys III OST (PC Engine CD) | Valestein Castle [Extended]](/img/tr.png)
The SMW version is even more badass
I really don't get why people don't like the SNES version of this sound track.
the instrumentation is terrible
@@GiordanDiodato no
@@Nagoragama yes. it's clear they hired someone who didn't know the SNES soundchip.
Too many haters on this track. It rocks!!!
It's a good track but whoever arranged it doesn't know how to use the SNES sound chip
best version
BREACH THE CASTLE DEFENSES!* CHARGE!!!!!
Melhor versão de todas
HOLY SHIT!!! Fucking AMAZING
LOL. You have shit taste my friend because the megadrive version is pure garbage. PCE > Felghana > SNES >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Megadrive. Get lost
"ugly site"? Seek help, you need it.
JESUS this comment section O_O
Anyway, I for one also really like the SNES version of most of the tracks, but it really could've been even better tbh.
Generally speaking, I'd say PCE > Felghana > Sharp X68000 = SNES >>> Mega Drive
+ben owen You are always fighting and going against everyone who loves the SNES version OST? Don't you have something better to do and leave these people alone?
@@ProxDee222 i can't believe that the sega vs nintendo war is still going on in some remote corner of the galaxy, decades after sega lost.
Better than the PC Engine CD Version. Fight me!
Nah on both fronts…
I guess this version is good in its own right. It sounds pretty good on the b minor (While it's usually on the a minor for most other versions), but the instrumentation is pretty mediocre, especially compared to those other versions (especially the PC-Engine version, which knocks it out of the park).
Still, this was the first version of Valestein's Castle I heard, and while it is far from being my favorite, I have a soft spot for this version.
Having not played a single Ys game as a kid, and coming to these with a fresh ear, I think the hatred on the SNES versions is just that - random Nintendo bashing. Sure, the PC-Engine can spit awesome sounds, and the synth of the Genesis is... iconic, I guess? But for this particular song, I can't see what people find so great about the PC-E version. The drums are loud and obnoxious af, and it completely loses steam as soon as the flute part starts. SNES version any day.
@@Clebardman I completely agree with you
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Is it just me or does this almost sound like a genesis sound font more than a snes sound font
Earthbound SNES soundfont?
No, Gradius III Soundfont!
i literally frowned listening to this
This version of the track is accidentally good in its own way. All these awful soundfont choices make the music feels more oppressed rather than being heroic, and there is a tone of being played on medieval/ancient instruments. This is like multiplying a negative number with another negative number.
I've checked out the other versions from other systems and the SNES tracks all sound like they have way more character while the other ones either sound like crappy muffled lofi instruments (PS/CD) or lower bitrate versions of this (NES). Maybe it's just because this is the version I'm most familiar with, idk
@Benjamin Owuye Jagun who are you?
GWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAHHHH. Everyone knows the PC ENGINE SHITS ALL OVER THIS.
Personally I prefer this version over all others. Maybe it's nostalgia, but I don't think so. I feel like a lot of the powerful chords and melodies of SNES song versions become toned down and muted in modernized versions. What gets me about this song is the strong baseline and the very distinctly pronounced melodies that all flow together in a sort of frenzied dance. I just love the sound of many distinct melodies coming together--where you can easily pick out the layers.
@Benjamin Owuye Jagun I actually redid this song on SNES hardware if you're interested. You're right. As immodest as I might sound saying this, the SNES was capable of doing this song far better, and I think my rendition of it is a fair example lol ;) Here's a link, providing the guy whose channel this is doesn't mind me putting it here: czcams.com/video/aq5Z5Xw-iGM/video.html
Not as good as the Genesis version, or of course the PC-Engine, but still good
@Benjamin Owuye Jagun I gotta agree. The snes eats it hard on this one
@Benjamin Owuye Jagun something's wrong with you
@Benjamin Owuye Jagun 91 comment on this channel most of the comments are you just hating on the soundtrack wow dude grow up if you don't like it that fine but you go around acting like your opinion is a fact and no one give a fuck what you think about the soundtrack if you don't like it then go hangout in the Sega OST.
tbf the PCE version is CD-based soundtrack
Oath's is miles better of course.
you mean that bitcrushed PCM shit? Sega music didn't start sounding good until the Saturn.
yeah not impressed
definitely the worst version. Should have gotten someone who could use the SNES soundchip well