I remember being blown away from this song as a kid! It was like an orchestra was coming out of my N64. Pretty impressive to fit a piece like that and many others on that tiny cartridge, and still get them to sound good.
So many Ant heads i have collected, so many creatures i have slaughtered while this masterpiece of a track was playing in the background. It was such a great game; no dlc required!
I dunno, but the track record of Rare was ridiculous at the N64 times. Every game they released was great. And all had a great soundtrack! Incidentally, I have been working on a remix of this one ^^. I think it works. drive.google.com/file/d/1BjSVELOy3c5Q15cX4N27LQL3fpz-jC6q/view?usp=sharing
Only thing that's always bothered me about it w-... well, 2 things actually. 1. When you're fighting a boss and you die, you respawn in the beginning of the boss fight. Not in the area right before the boss fight, but IN the fight. However, you don't get back the ammunition you spent during your previous attempt, meaning you have to defeat the boss with whatever ammo you have or you have to reset the game and start back over from scratch, as it autosaves the game at the beginning of the fight. For that reason, I've never once completed the game, cause I can't defeat Mizar on my 1st or 2nd attempt and past that, the required ammo to stand a chance is gone. 2. The Floyd missions (might be misspelled, too lazy to check). I don't mind them, it's a creative idea. My problem with them is that you MUST not only complete certain Floyd missions to move forward in the game at all, but you must complete them PERFECTLY and they're hard as fuck. In fact, I last tried to play through the game again last year and had to quit, cause of that dang Floyd mission you have to ace to get the uh... ear plugs, I believe it was. If they'd just made you respawn at boss fights completely fresh with the ammo you had initially going in and they'd made it so that you just had to get silver (or even gold) on the Floyd missions to advance the game as opposed to platinum, OR if they'd made the locations less of a maze (visual memory is my worst memory and on the one I always get stuck on, the visual is extremely grainy as well, making it really hard to even see where you're going), it would've been a perfect game in my opinion. All that said, I still really love it. Definitely on my top 3 favourite N64 games. That's why those 2 things frustrate me as much as they do :/
@@VelkanAngelsah I agree with those flaws, especially the Floyd mission controls. Couldn't get a perfect platinum on the Goldwood one so I didn't actually 100% the game but I got close. Want to add the tribal quest to that, as saving all of them is required for the true ending and since they have to be saved in one go or it doesn't count, so a lot of areas it's pointless to try before you get everything. For example, there are ones you can't save in the tribal village in Goldwood until you get the tri-rocket launcher to destroy the doors.
Amazing how the N64 had better music than a lot of "advanced" consoles we see today like the Xbox 360 or One and PS3 or 4. The games are also more challenging and fun. Also, no load times.
i mean to be honest Jet force controls where absolute ass witch made the game alot harder than need be. good game weighed down by terriable controls. hell jet force overall isnt a hard game overall just time consuming cause of haven to collect all the space ship peices get gold on every flood race and rescue every tribal not hard to do jsut time consuming
@coolchrisable I attempted to play it once, but the controller was one of the most challenging I've ever used. However, I don't think it holds candles compared to Batman Forever, Winter Games, and Dark Castle. I saw the AVGN review those and understood the pain of games with bad controllers. Spiderman and the Sinister 6 was awful, too(I actually played that one).
Just got this game on nintendo 64 again going to try and beat it again still difficult to play this game on the Nintendo 64 controls but I don't mind the challenge
this music sounds like the gears of war saga... holy fuck... i played and beated this game when I was like 12 years old... i didn't remember how good was the music
I did because i was stuck on the ants ship just listening to it and enjoying my time lost because I didn't know which way to go or if I was going the right way or not but still had a good time tho
3:23 - 4:20 best part, I love the slow buildup with the big payoff. Music is right in time with your character's footsteps too; it feels so tense, like you're trapped on the ship with Juno.
I received this game as a gift for Christmas not long after it came out. Loved the N64, loved video games in general…. But then I played JFG, and I don’t recall my thoughts exactly but I knew that this game was the fucking truth. Then it went on to get almost entirely overlooked. Shame. But it will always have a special place in my heart
Yeah DK64 and all the other Rare games (Perfect dark, too) completely overshadowed this one, but this was a great game. It just caught a bunch of flak because of the "collect all the tribals" quest required to fully finish the game. Some players just can't stick it out😅
It wasn't *that* bad lol, if you held down the R button, you could continue moving around using the C buttons while aiming. That is legit how I played through 80% of the game and it made it really fun and had me hooked until the very end, even after collecting all the Tribals.
![Jet Force Gemini OST - Water Ruin [EXTENDED]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3oTE4AnDrsc/mqdefault.jpg)
![Jet Force Gemini OST - Water Ruin [EXTENDED]](/img/tr.png)
![Jet Force Gemini OST - Battle Cruiser Sekhmet [EXTENDED]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5hO3YNDyY2g/mqdefault.jpg)
I remember being blown away from this song as a kid! It was like an orchestra was coming out of my N64. Pretty impressive to fit a piece like that and many others on that tiny cartridge, and still get them to sound good.
Games with one terabyte in size nowadays can't do even the half of what these games did lol
So many Ant heads i have collected, so many creatures i have slaughtered while this masterpiece of a track was playing in the background.
It was such a great game; no dlc required!
😂😂 good times
Nostalgia. This game was so damned good. You didn't expect it to be as good as it was when it came out either.
I dunno, but the track record of Rare was ridiculous at the N64 times. Every game they released was great. And all had a great soundtrack!
Incidentally, I have been working on a remix of this one ^^. I think it works.
drive.google.com/file/d/1BjSVELOy3c5Q15cX4N27LQL3fpz-jC6q/view?usp=sharing
Same, I loved the aesthetic and the epic sci-fi vibe of the game. I remember being amazed how gory and dark the game was.
Only thing that's always bothered me about it w-... well, 2 things actually.
1. When you're fighting a boss and you die, you respawn in the beginning of the boss fight. Not in the area right before the boss fight, but IN the fight. However, you don't get back the ammunition you spent during your previous attempt, meaning you have to defeat the boss with whatever ammo you have or you have to reset the game and start back over from scratch, as it autosaves the game at the beginning of the fight. For that reason, I've never once completed the game, cause I can't defeat Mizar on my 1st or 2nd attempt and past that, the required ammo to stand a chance is gone.
2. The Floyd missions (might be misspelled, too lazy to check). I don't mind them, it's a creative idea. My problem with them is that you MUST not only complete certain Floyd missions to move forward in the game at all, but you must complete them PERFECTLY and they're hard as fuck. In fact, I last tried to play through the game again last year and had to quit, cause of that dang Floyd mission you have to ace to get the uh... ear plugs, I believe it was.
If they'd just made you respawn at boss fights completely fresh with the ammo you had initially going in and they'd made it so that you just had to get silver (or even gold) on the Floyd missions to advance the game as opposed to platinum, OR if they'd made the locations less of a maze (visual memory is my worst memory and on the one I always get stuck on, the visual is extremely grainy as well, making it really hard to even see where you're going), it would've been a perfect game in my opinion.
All that said, I still really love it. Definitely on my top 3 favourite N64 games. That's why those 2 things frustrate me as much as they do :/
@@VelkanAngelsah I agree with those flaws, especially the Floyd mission controls. Couldn't get a perfect platinum on the Goldwood one so I didn't actually 100% the game but I got close.
Want to add the tribal quest to that, as saving all of them is required for the true ending and since they have to be saved in one go or it doesn't count, so a lot of areas it's pointless to try before you get everything. For example, there are ones you can't save in the tribal village in Goldwood until you get the tri-rocket launcher to destroy the doors.
Amazing how the N64 had better music than a lot of "advanced" consoles we see today like the Xbox 360 or One and PS3 or 4. The games are also more challenging and fun. Also, no load times.
i mean to be honest Jet force controls where absolute ass witch made the game alot harder than need be. good game weighed down by terriable controls.
hell jet force overall isnt a hard game overall just time consuming cause of haven to collect all the space ship peices get gold on every flood race and rescue every tribal not hard to do jsut time consuming
@coolchrisable I attempted to play it once, but the controller was one of the most challenging I've ever used. However, I don't think it holds candles compared to Batman Forever, Winter Games, and Dark Castle. I saw the AVGN review those and understood the pain of games with bad controllers. Spiderman and the Sinister 6 was awful, too(I actually played that one).
True, loved the game, but basically held down the R button and used the c buttons to strafe and move around everywhere@@coolchrisable
Vela is absolutely stunning in that picture. Pretty sure that is Jet Force's bare minimum skirt length!
Yeah, quick question here.. What the fuck is wrong with you?
lol yeah I remember enjoying the 3D renders of Vela *way* too much as a 13yo hahah
The best one player game on the N64. the music did it for me and the bosses
This series definitely deserves a sequel or at the very least a remaster with modern controls and 4K.
Time to save my girl!
2022 best egyptian sound ever heard in the whole world bro this soundtrack kinda makes me travel in my + deep thoughts
Vela being the slightly unhinged heavy weapons chick was awesome. Definitely a new archetype for me as a kid.
another game with damn good music thanks for putting this here to remind us how good it was back in the day
Just got this game on nintendo 64 again going to try and beat it again still difficult to play this game on the Nintendo 64 controls but I don't mind the challenge
this music sounds like the gears of war saga... holy fuck... i played and beated this game when I was like 12 years old... i didn't remember how good was the music
Game was beyond its time man
You mean Gears of War sounds like this? Gears of War wasn't even thought of when this game was new.
I did because i was stuck on the ants ship just listening to it and enjoying my time lost because I didn't know which way to go or if I was going the right way or not but still had a good time tho
It's kind of of Star Wars mixed with Starship Troopers mixed with Gears of War.
Who else struggled to finally get the stabilizer ship part? 😫
ikr..such a grinding pain in the arse to collect every damn ewok on every damn location 😵
Again thanks for posting, do you think you can extend Mizar's Palace, and also the level cleared? I like those songs.
Vela is looking mighty smocking’ boutta make me act up! 🥵🔥🔥
Probably the best music for the levels you played. Although I also loved the boss music, even if they used the same music for each boss.
The boss theme was good, but I felt they should have given Mizar a boss theme of his own.
3:23 - 4:20 best part, I love the slow buildup with the big payoff. Music is right in time with your character's footsteps too; it feels so tense, like you're trapped on the ship with Juno.
I received this game as a gift for Christmas not long after it came out.
Loved the N64, loved video games in general…. But then I played JFG, and I don’t recall my thoughts exactly but I knew that this game was the fucking truth.
Then it went on to get almost entirely overlooked. Shame. But it will always have a special place in my heart
Yeah DK64 and all the other Rare games (Perfect dark, too) completely overshadowed this one, but this was a great game. It just caught a bunch of flak because of the "collect all the tribals" quest required to fully finish the game. Some players just can't stick it out😅
1:05 I believe Robin beanland referenced this in the Sea of Thieves loading screen.
I was raised mormon and this game came out the day I went on a mormon mission, which meant I didn't get to play it for 2 years =*(
i can still hear the sounds of those little bugs skittering through the vents
Damn. I never realized Vela was built like the Anubis lol.
ah the song of being stuck so long on a level because you can't understand english
The thing that's different about a Verbo vacation home... It doesn't have space ants.
This game needs to be put on ps4 they put turok dinosaur hunter and turok 2 i wish they could get this game on the PlayStation store too
that's not gonna happen dude
It was made by RareWare in 1999 only for Nintendo and today for the Xbox on Rare Replay.
Only bad thing about this game is that it was a SHOOTER on the N64.
It wasn't *that* bad lol, if you held down the R button, you could continue moving around using the C buttons while aiming. That is legit how I played through 80% of the game and it made it really fun and had me hooked until the very end, even after collecting all the Tribals.
The N64 didn’t have FPS’s figured out yet. No one really did yet.