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We need to take this theme, travel back in time & tell Gametek they should used this instead XD, because this one rocks!
Agreed!
All I can say is that Merv Griffin would be proud! Whoever composed this arrangement, just let me say that I enjoyed it!
reminds me of a handheld WOF game we had in my house through the '90s
This song is what's right with the world.
SOOOO NES-worthy!!! Why didn't they think of this first??
Yeah, it’s kind of no sense that didn’t use it for their original, family and junior nes games.
@@MorganNye Right??
J Miller yeah I think it would’ve been nice if they made this and put it in their games.
You need to do the closing theme of this version and you also need to do the 1992-1994 one as well.
This 8-bit version of this theme sounds like NES.
I like how you had it fade at the end. Had the show continued to use the 1983-1994 style of "Changing Keys", the 1996-Present intro music edit would have sounded like 1:47 on.
HOOO_LEEEEEY [BLEEP!!] I loved it! Where on Earth did you get this?
Would've been perfect for the Family Edition of "WOF" to the NES, no doubt.
This is Famicom music, not NES music. The Famicom allows the cartridge to generate usually two or three extra audio channels.
Wheel of fortune is created by Merv Griffin and distributed by Columbia star television
I bagged this theme, and did a special edit to it to make it show-accurate.Do you want it, Avikalban?
awesome 8 bit remix
pretty good, now find us the complete 1994-1997 theme
Sounds like this belongs in an 8-bit version of Outrun
I love it!!
and then the butterfly effect will cause the USSR to never fall and when you get back the world is completely different.
2 min.? 10 hrs.
this would have been some good dancin music in the 80s lol
Kinda sounds like a Genesis type theme.
More like a SEGA Master System/Game Gear theme! Even the Classic Nintendo Game Boy theme!
We need to take this theme, travel back in time & tell Gametek they should used this instead XD, because this one rocks!
Agreed!
All I can say is that Merv Griffin would be proud! Whoever composed this arrangement, just let me say that I enjoyed it!
reminds me of a handheld WOF game we had in my house through the '90s
This song is what's right with the world.
SOOOO NES-worthy!!! Why didn't they think of this first??
Yeah, it’s kind of no sense that didn’t use it for their original, family and junior nes games.
@@MorganNye Right??
J Miller yeah I think it would’ve been nice if they made this and put it in their games.
You need to do the closing theme of this version and you also need to do the 1992-1994 one as well.
This 8-bit version of this theme sounds like NES.
I like how you had it fade at the end.
Had the show continued to use the 1983-1994 style of "Changing Keys", the 1996-Present intro music edit would have sounded like 1:47 on.
HOOO_LEEEEEY [BLEEP!!] I loved it! Where on Earth did you get this?
Would've been perfect for the Family Edition of "WOF" to the NES, no doubt.
This is Famicom music, not NES music. The Famicom allows the cartridge to generate usually two or three extra audio channels.
Wheel of fortune is created by Merv Griffin and distributed by Columbia star television
I bagged this theme, and did a special edit to it to make it show-accurate.
Do you want it, Avikalban?
awesome 8 bit remix
pretty good, now find us the complete 1994-1997 theme
Sounds like this belongs in an 8-bit version of Outrun
I love it!!
and then the butterfly effect will cause the USSR to never fall and when you get back the world is completely different.
2 min.? 10 hrs.
this would have been some good dancin music in the 80s lol
Kinda sounds like a Genesis type theme.
More like a SEGA Master System/Game Gear theme! Even the Classic Nintendo Game Boy theme!