Strider, Revenge of Shinobi, Streets of Rage 1-3, Shinobi III, Thunder Force 2-4, Beyond Oasis, Alien 3, Mega Turrican, Steel Empire, Task Force Harrier EX, Sonic 1-3 (and Knuckles), Vectorman, Earthworm Jim, Subterranea, the list goes on. This one in particular is so Sci-fi dark and cool. It reminds me a bit of The Orb.
+Wolfdragon92584 Good call on Thunder Force II & Task Force Harrier Ex. Thunder Force II often stays in III & IV's shadow but it's f***ing awesome as well, I love them all equally (even if TF IV is clearly a step ahead in technical terms). & Task Force Harrier Ex, while an average game (it has a few neat aspects though), has some good music & some of the best digit voices on the system. On other hand you can't mention Revenge of Shinobi & Shinobi III without mentioning Shadow Dancer as well! It has some great music & one of my favorite ending themes out of the whole Mega Drive library. In case you never played this game, give it a go, some solid arcade action await you there.
When you think this game couldn't be more difficult, then you finish level 6 and the next thing you experience is the game welcoming you with this masterpiece like saying to you "now the game begins" 1:13:22
I beat this game at my brothers when he owned it. That last level..my heart was pounding, palms sweating losing grip on the controller, not breathing and dare not blink. Greatest gaming experiance of my life. Since then i still have that cartridge that ive re labeled and i try from time to time but cant get past the later levels. Heard it for what felt like the first time on a good model 1 i picked up recently with some studio headphones and was blown away.
Man, I remember playing this on my dads Genesis when I was like 7 or 8. The music was so cool, and I genuinely felt like a badass when I pulled off a clutch maneuver, or rescued all the miners and collected all the items, making it back to the landing pad with just enough fuel. I even recall building the main ship and some of the enemy robots with LEGO, haha! Never played another game like it, and I find myself going back to it from time to time. It's definitely an experience.
I'm in the process of finally giving this an honest play-through after owning the game for many years and never devoting much time to it. It requires a lot of memorization and is VERY unforgiving; one mistake can cause a game-over which can get frustrating later in since you often don't know what to do or where to go (pre-mission briefings can be vague) and the game punishes you for making a mistake or going the wrong direction, and given that the levels can take a long time to complete and require much concentration, it can take quite awhile to replay the levels to get to where you died at just to lose again for still not knowing what to do. Music is definitely my favorite part of the game. (speaking of music, Boards of Canada rules)
Zer0Funk Good luck, I can't get past level 3. I've always been bad at mission based games, but Sub-Terrania is even more vague than most. At least with your Desert/Jungle/Urban Strike games you have a map you can look at. Also congratulations on being the 2nd person to recognize my avatar. :)
When i was kid i managed to finish it. Actualy hardest part was last level, not even the last boss. If you managed to deal with gravity before water level, it actualy forced you to readapt once again.
***** Tallarico is a better composer when he doesn't have to do things with FM synthesis. I do think that Earthworm Jim 1 had a good soundtrack but the second was a mess compared to the SNES version.
I liked Cool Spot on the Genesis better than the SNES. But I agree with you on EWJ2, the SNES sounded way better. The problem with the Genesis version, is that Tommy tried to make it sound like the SNES. Some came out good, others, not so much.
I didn't realise that the intro & title themes went on for so long! Absolutely loved this game and its soundtrack, now I feel like I've discovered a new gem
Yeah. Me too in childhood. But today I know why. Jasper Kyd was a member of the demo-scene with very long pieces of graphics 'n techno-rave music just like here in Sub Terrania and of course Batman and Robin, Red Zone. It was a normal for such style of music. And its really great and special!
One of the first games I ever have memories of playing. Couldn’t have been older than 6. Needless to say I was probably terrible at it but I definitely loved playing it.
It realy feels like it's not Genesis music today. Given Mr. Kyd wrote his own driver in order to get these sounds... its mindblowing (Z80 programming isn't easy shit). Alone, the music make the game. Then the game is fun by itself, for those who find the game hard, you have to practice and there's tons of secrets and hidden 1ups. Once you got the grip on the controls... get ready for the two last stages... they are abismaly hard, but fucking satisfying when you finish them. This is brilliant game, but yeah, it could have been a bit easier, even at easy mode.
I just started playing this game yesterday. I had heard really mixed reviews, but in my opinion this game is brilliant and along with Atomic Runner is one of my favorites on the system. The soundtrack is probably the best on the genesis that I can think of.
this was one of the first games I owned. Hearing this after so long, I feel like it had a definite influence on the kind of music I grew to like. And the later underwater portions broke me, beating this game seems a mythical feat
Mission 5 was tricky. Only one fuel pod and you use a lot lugging that heavy-ass reactor core over to the monster. Had to work fast and make no mistakes.
I've loved this game for over 20 years, and after reading about the soundtrack on HG101, they gave a shoutout to a few groups that influenced this sound. Check out The Orb if you're into this sound. Great artist!!!!
I did the same thing you did [but not as long 8)] utilizing a newly bought patch cable for the Sega Genesis - hooked up directly to an analog stereo system. The console and game belonged to a friend of mine who played the game to death. I did the recording to a cassette tape, which I still have to this day! XD
Ah yes, I spent so many hours not to crash that damn ship... OST Beautifully done once again by Jesper Kyd. Thank you for uploading these quality OST and taking me down memory lane.
Kyd also did other Genesis OST's, namely Adventures Of Batman And Robin, X-Men Mind Games, and Red Zone/Hard Wired. Those OST's are more "dark" and foreboding compared to this one.
The synth bass and gritting synth guitars never cease to amaze me. Would recommend headphones. It is a good way to get through textbook readings for sure. :)
Yeah, these studios were audacious and inprudent. Maybe they will cycle back in 20 years. Nowadays games just suck. This specific game was a commercial failure, though.
Game studio making this game: Ok, we need some music that will set the mood of each stage, about a short loop can do. Jesper Kyd: DID YOU SAY A "SHORT LOOP"? *Creates tracks whose loops are so ridiculously long; they seem that they never ever stop going* Game studio: ... *You're hired.*
Carousel is made crazy. Funny enough the song enough touches ever feeling that this game gives off. From Immense frustration, to the Isolation, and your failure to stay alive in such a damned location. Always the damn title screen music with Jesper...
I was playing Batman & Robin on Genesis a few weeks ago at a friend's house. I never played it before and could tell right away it was Jesper Kyd from my playing Sub-Terrania. We checked online and indeed, it is!
this kind of music is hot nowadays, ukrainian war videos have a lot of this kind of music, which makes us infer it's hot in both Ukraine and Russia. I am quite intrigued about it yet nobody knows about this masterpiece from 30 years ago.
This was one of the hardest sega games I've ever played. I'd actually turn the game on and go into the options menu just to listen to the songs because It was too hard for me to actually get to any of the levels to hear the music that way.
No, you are wrong. MD/Genesis sound chip was a more simple YM2612 and was a regular 4OP FM chip like on the old computers of the 80s. Even arcade machines had the more complex model of the FM chip (YM2608, 2151, 2610). The DX7 synth is a 6OP FM system based on two (!) discrete chips - one YM21280 for the sound generator and other one YM21290 for the envelopes. But about the sound - yes, some of the FM tones of the 4OP chips are really close to 6OP. Megadrive/Genesis soundchip was like it have the Yamaha DX21 synth. It have exactly the 4OP FM chip.
Last? Of what? Genesis OSTs? Jesper Kyd soundtracks on the Genesis? The type of music used on the Genesis? Because none are the answer yes. There's plenty more to discover with the Genesis, and they're all just as awesome as this.
You finally got around uploading a Jesper Kyd game soundtrack (besides AoBaR). Up next should be Red Zone (my second favourite soundtrack that Kyd made on the Mega Drive, next to AoBaR).
I played this when I was only five years old I think I got to level 4 and that’s the best I could do This is the best soundtrack for this sort of game I’ve ever heard and will always have such a soft spot for it When I played assassins creed and found out jesper kyd did this soundtrack I was like woahhhhhh
Буквально только что прошёл игру. Годная игрушка, как и саундтрек (особенно первого уровня). Мне вообще кажется, что в сеговских "космических" темах в играх есть какой-то свой уникальный шарм.
Amazing ost just get my hand on complet copy amazing gameplay too playin it like old days in front crt tv sony trinitron 29 in 2022 ⵣFrom north africa moroccoⵣ
I really don't get why general consensus in the speed run gaming community is that this is one of the worst Genesis games in existence generally speaking. I thought the game play on this was extremely fun and difficult in all the right ways.
Albert Elmore this game is highly inspired by gravitar, which is a very hard game to master but gets fun once you managed to master it. Gravitar isn't that popular for being extremely hard, so it's normal that this game also gets more hate than love.
It is indeed awful -- FOR SPEEDRUNNING. Trying to rush through Sub-Terrania is a great way to have a really terrible time and not even finish the run. This is a slow-paced, contemplative experience that rewards careful tactics, precise aim, and fine maneuvering. I can see why some speedrunners might hate it.
RudJohns' gaming channel Wait, they do?! Can you source that with a link? I don't believe this at all. (Then again, I also believe that at this point, SNES fanboys are just hating the Genesis with its "inferior specs" and "inferior games" whist spreading their influence to others for no reason.)
@@solarflare9078 you need to look up a GDQ run of Bloodlines played by a guy called Klaige. I think he did like 3 runs in different marathons, but one of them was abysmal. He and his couch bashed the game and the genesis as much as they could.
i remember spending countless hours on this game as a kid, never getting farther than probably 3 stages but kept coming back. tbh i dont even know how i came to have it. i definitely dont remember picking it out at the store? and i think the only game my sega came packaged with was lion king? maybe my cool older cousin gifted it to me. was this packaged with genesis?
it was actually a standalone game and it was a commercial failure because sega did not invest on its marketing at all. The fact you owned it was actual luck and be glad you did because I believe it was an actual imprudent, audacious development
czcams.com/video/yCPgPENPT7w/video.html . - Gets me every time... pinnacle of music on the genesis..... i think that the reason why genesis music was so good was because they had so very little to work with and they had to try so very hard to make something awesome... which is why ... you can tout the super fancy SNES sound chip till the cows come home ... but the Genesis music always is more interesting... always.
I couldn't tell you exactly but I've heard that it was a custom tracker-style setup, which makes sense because Kyd (and the whole Zyrinx group) got his start on the Amiga.
@@sleepyNovember_project современное техно это та попса с радио рекорд?))Или пердеж инопланетян дабстеп?)))К сожалению не встречал даже в олдовые годы похожего техно.Тут блин как то энергично мощно и глубоко,наверное изза того,что для игры написано.Я пытался перебирать старых техно исполнителей,но нифига не нашел что то похожее на сеговские треки бэтмена и робина,саб террании,ред зоун`а
@@sleepyNovember_project из того что видел,достоен внимания драмм,н бэйз,вот там реально красиво исполняли.Еще Бенни Бенасси в свое время молодцами были,продиджи.Но это не то техно совсем
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The Genesis had some of the most badass soundtracks in videogame history.
+Micah Buzan Your goddamn right!
Agreed. This one's one of the darker, groovier OSTS.
Very true. I ever heard and love the bassy, heavy genesis soundtracks.
Strider, Revenge of Shinobi, Streets of Rage 1-3, Shinobi III, Thunder Force 2-4, Beyond Oasis, Alien 3, Mega Turrican, Steel Empire, Task Force Harrier EX, Sonic 1-3 (and Knuckles), Vectorman, Earthworm Jim, Subterranea, the list goes on.
This one in particular is so Sci-fi dark and cool. It reminds me a bit of The Orb.
+Wolfdragon92584
Good call on Thunder Force II & Task Force Harrier Ex. Thunder Force II often stays in III & IV's shadow but it's f***ing awesome as well, I love them all equally (even if TF IV is clearly a step ahead in technical terms). & Task Force Harrier Ex, while an average game (it has a few neat aspects though), has some good music & some of the best digit voices on the system.
On other hand you can't mention Revenge of Shinobi & Shinobi III without mentioning Shadow Dancer as well! It has some great music & one of my favorite ending themes out of the whole Mega Drive library. In case you never played this game, give it a go, some solid arcade action await you there.
When you think this game couldn't be more difficult, then you finish level 6 and the next thing you experience is the game welcoming you with this masterpiece like saying to you "now the game begins" 1:13:22
Jesper kyd was and is a f*ckung master of the universe.
It is damn impressive what he did here.
I beat this game at my brothers when he owned it. That last level..my heart was pounding, palms sweating losing grip on the controller, not breathing and dare not blink. Greatest gaming experiance of my life. Since then i still have that cartridge that ive re labeled and i try from time to time but cant get past the later levels. Heard it for what felt like the first time on a good model 1 i picked up recently with some studio headphones and was blown away.
36:57 has gotten stuck in my head on and off for 20 years
Why did I click that time stamp...
I don’t know.
Enjoy though.
You and me both.
@@anomaloushost4865 Gotta jam to it now.
Now that you mentioned it, same. It usually pops in my head when fighting a boss in a retro game. I wonder why? lol
This game is sadistically hard, but I always came back for more because of the music.
nah
I beat it as a kid a few times. Trial and error yo
and this was *after* they lowered the original difficulty
Ended un hard mode...
This is the only game I own sealed. Cheers
Nothing beats the grungy synth sound of the Genesis.
There were only a couple of us in my group friends who were able to beat this bloody nut punching game. 10/10 would cry again.
Man, I remember playing this on my dads Genesis when I was like 7 or 8. The music was so cool, and I genuinely felt like a badass when I pulled off a clutch maneuver, or rescued all the miners and collected all the items, making it back to the landing pad with just enough fuel. I even recall building the main ship and some of the enemy robots with LEGO, haha! Never played another game like it, and I find myself going back to it from time to time. It's definitely an experience.
Yeah that spatial memory will never go away. I remember how exactly move my fingers and push the buttons on the controller.
I like how there's an entire half hour of music before the first level theme even plays. This game had one massive OST.
I'm in the process of finally giving this an honest play-through after owning the game for many years and never devoting much time to it. It requires a lot of memorization and is VERY unforgiving; one mistake can cause a game-over which can get frustrating later in since you often don't know what to do or where to go (pre-mission briefings can be vague) and the game punishes you for making a mistake or going the wrong direction, and given that the levels can take a long time to complete and require much concentration, it can take quite awhile to replay the levels to get to where you died at just to lose again for still not knowing what to do. Music is definitely my favorite part of the game. (speaking of music, Boards of Canada rules)
Zer0Funk Good luck, I can't get past level 3. I've always been bad at mission based games, but Sub-Terrania is even more vague than most. At least with your Desert/Jungle/Urban Strike games you have a map you can look at. Also congratulations on being the 2nd person to recognize my avatar. :)
When i was kid i managed to finish it. Actualy hardest part was last level, not even the last boss. If you managed to deal with gravity before water level, it actualy forced you to readapt once again.
+DUSTINODELLOFFICIAL The furthest I can get is the underwater lvl, but I spent most my child trying to master flying this stupid ship lol
could never get past level 7. so frustrating to get through the previous 6 just to die because wtf do i do now
BoC 4 life 😎
Man it's been awhile, Thanks for recording this on real hardware, Both power flower tracks are some of my all time fav genesis tunes.
Jesper Kyd, Tommy Tallarico and Yuzo Koshiro, the best soundtracks composers for 16 bits
OK, your opinion. I also can add Matt Furniss. Cheers
Add Chris Huelsbeck, Hitoshi Sakimoto and the entire music team of TechnoSoft to that list
totally agree
*****
Tallarico is a better composer when he doesn't have to do things with FM synthesis. I do think that Earthworm Jim 1 had a good soundtrack but the second was a mess compared to the SNES version.
I liked Cool Spot on the Genesis better than the SNES. But I agree with you on EWJ2, the SNES sounded way better. The problem with the Genesis version, is that Tommy tried to make it sound like the SNES. Some came out good, others, not so much.
One of the best game soundtracks ever
I didn't realise that the intro & title themes went on for so long! Absolutely loved this game and its soundtrack, now I feel like I've discovered a new gem
Yeah. Me too in childhood. But today I know why. Jasper Kyd was a member of the demo-scene with very long pieces of graphics 'n techno-rave music just like here in Sub Terrania and of course Batman and Robin, Red Zone. It was a normal for such style of music. And its really great and special!
That's Jesper Kyd for ya! He likes to compose 16-minute-long tracks for a screen you would see for 20 seconds or maybe less. xD
@BarrelBayou Hmmmm... Never thought of it that way before.
I was wondering why this reminded me of a few Borderlands 2 songs. Same artist.
One of the first games I ever have memories of playing. Couldn’t have been older than 6. Needless to say I was probably terrible at it but I definitely loved playing it.
This really scratches the nostalgia itch.
It realy feels like it's not Genesis music today. Given Mr. Kyd wrote his own driver in order to get these sounds... its mindblowing (Z80 programming isn't easy shit). Alone, the music make the game. Then the game is fun by itself, for those who find the game hard, you have to practice and there's tons of secrets and hidden 1ups. Once you got the grip on the controls... get ready for the two last stages... they are abismaly hard, but fucking satisfying when you finish them.
This is brilliant game, but yeah, it could have been a bit easier, even at easy mode.
I just started playing this game yesterday. I had heard really mixed reviews, but in my opinion this game is brilliant and along with Atomic Runner is one of my favorites on the system. The soundtrack is probably the best on the genesis that I can think of.
this was one of the first games I owned. Hearing this after so long, I feel like it had a definite influence on the kind of music I grew to like.
And the later underwater portions broke me, beating this game seems a mythical feat
i done it on hard
You must love Neurofunk music
Mission 5 was tricky. Only one fuel pod and you use a lot lugging that heavy-ass reactor core over to the monster. Had to work fast and make no mistakes.
I've loved this game for over 20 years, and after reading about the soundtrack on HG101, they gave a shoutout to a few groups that influenced this sound.
Check out The Orb if you're into this sound. Great artist!!!!
I did the same thing you did [but not as long 8)] utilizing a newly bought patch cable for the Sega Genesis - hooked up directly to an analog stereo system. The console and game belonged to a friend of mine who played the game to death. I did the recording to a cassette tape, which I still have to this day! XD
Ah yes, I spent so many hours not to crash that damn ship... OST Beautifully done once again by Jesper Kyd. Thank you for uploading these quality OST and taking me down memory lane.
me too, but when i got older and played, the game didn't seem so difficult
Oh my god this was also done by Jesper Kyd?? Amazing. Really cool to see how his style has grown but also stayed the same in some ways!
Kyd also did other Genesis OST's, namely Adventures Of Batman And Robin, X-Men Mind Games, and Red Zone/Hard Wired. Those OST's are more "dark" and foreboding compared to this one.
whos working now listening this ost in 2018? hehe
The synth bass and gritting synth guitars never cease to amaze me. Would recommend headphones. It is a good way to get through textbook readings for sure. :)
Not me.
Hell Ya brother
listen even in 2k19!
This soundtrack is badass!
This game was so awesome I miss it so much
This was my favorite theme from this game. To me it's such a magical theme. I miss the olden days when gaming was magical.
Yeah, these studios were audacious and inprudent. Maybe they will cycle back in 20 years. Nowadays games just suck. This specific game was a commercial failure, though.
Thank you so much for uploading HD quality of this
Game studio making this game: Ok, we need some music that will set the mood of each stage, about a short loop can do.
Jesper Kyd: DID YOU SAY A "SHORT LOOP"? *Creates tracks whose loops are so ridiculously long; they seem that they never ever stop going*
Game studio: ... *You're hired.*
Carousel is made crazy. Funny enough the song enough touches ever feeling that this game gives off. From Immense frustration, to the Isolation, and your failure to stay alive in such a damned location. Always the damn title screen music with Jesper...
I don't think I've ever played this game but I damn sure remember that cover art, must be a full-page ad in some ancient issue of EGM
cool .
Jesper Kyd was very good and unique back in day. i realy like this,red zone and batman and robin ost
Love the music of Red Zone too.
I was playing Batman & Robin on Genesis a few weeks ago at a friend's house. I never played it before and could tell right away it was Jesper Kyd from my playing Sub-Terrania. We checked online and indeed, it is!
Best video game soundtrack ever! Sonic spinball was pretty good also
Spinball gets stuck in my head sometimes too.
My favorite soundtrack in this game was always the Underwater stage
At first I was like, "why does this sound like the Batman and Robin soundtrack? Then I looked it up. Yeah, it's indeed Jesper Kydd.
I love this type of video game music. I used to play this game as a child.
this kind of music is hot nowadays, ukrainian war videos have a lot of this kind of music, which makes us infer it's hot in both Ukraine and Russia. I am quite intrigued about it yet nobody knows about this masterpiece from 30 years ago.
Interesting game with a great soundtrack. No idea how it flew under the radar for me back in the day.
Scrolling down just to confirm the composer: Jesper Kyd, of course..!
This was one of the hardest sega games I've ever played. I'd actually turn the game on and go into the options menu just to listen to the songs because It was too hard for me to actually get to any of the levels to hear the music that way.
1:05:37 Как такую красоту можно было сочинить? / Have no idea how could someone compose THIS! Amazing. Jesper Kyd Ёпта!
Это точно, друг, это точно...
If you're wondering, each Genesis had a Yamaha DX7 FM synthesizer built in to it, which is part of why the quality of this sounds so bad ass
No, you are wrong. MD/Genesis sound chip was a more simple YM2612 and was a regular 4OP FM chip like on the old computers of the 80s. Even arcade machines had the more complex model of the FM chip (YM2608, 2151, 2610). The DX7 synth is a 6OP FM system based on two (!) discrete chips - one YM21280 for the sound generator and other one YM21290 for the envelopes. But about the sound - yes, some of the FM tones of the 4OP chips are really close to 6OP. Megadrive/Genesis soundchip was like it have the Yamaha DX21 synth. It have exactly the 4OP FM chip.
Наконец то нашел мелодию из передачи "Денди новая реальность"^^)
Jesper Kyd is a fucking BEAST!!
Crystal Space II, Power Flower, etc. ... man, good shit.
One of the best games on Genesis. A very memorable soundtrack. Wasn't it the last ever made? Nice ALYS profile pic by the way.
Last? Of what? Genesis OSTs? Jesper Kyd soundtracks on the Genesis? The type of music used on the Genesis? Because none are the answer yes. There's plenty more to discover with the Genesis, and they're all just as awesome as this.
It sounds amazing!
Una joya, tanto el juego como su música
This music is out of this world 😎
Crystal Space One The Best Soundtrack 16bit ever!
You finally got around uploading a Jesper Kyd game soundtrack (besides AoBaR). Up next should be Red Zone (my second favourite soundtrack that Kyd made on the Mega Drive, next to AoBaR).
Yep, I plan on getting around to that as well.
This sounds so much better than from any emulator, just like I remember
I played this when I was only five years old
I think I got to level 4 and that’s the best I could do
This is the best soundtrack for this sort of game I’ve ever heard and will always have such a soft spot for it
When I played assassins creed and found out jesper kyd did this soundtrack I was like woahhhhhh
1:08:00 ....
Brilliant!!!!
awesome, thanks! this game was hardcore
+Matias Rivero have you beat it? I cant..
still have this game , fucking rules!
Me too =) hardware, real cartridge with a Mega Drive version (blue).
Fuck ! That is a very long soundtrack for such an old game
How can I download this to skate to it!?
Тhe best game music only on Sega.
Буквально только что прошёл игру. Годная игрушка, как и саундтрек (особенно первого уровня). Мне вообще кажется, что в сеговских "космических" темах в играх есть какой-то свой уникальный шарм.
На эмуле?-не считается😜
thats some perfect dark sounding synth mixed with dinosaur huntah on me genesis.
Love this game, need more patience than anything for Normal and Hard, though.
Amazing ost just get my hand on complet copy amazing gameplay too
playin it like old days in front crt tv sony trinitron 29 in 2022
ⵣFrom north africa moroccoⵣ
Was this one of the most overlooked games with some of the best midi?
No MIDI on the Genesis was used. See Yamaha YM2612
Albert Elmore GEMS aside
@@solarflare9078 lmao this wasn't done on GEMS
@@metarotta I know (duh), but I mean in general terms, specifically when Albert said "No MIDI on the Genesis was used", meaning the entire console.
Godspeed lvl 4 mezmo
I really don't get why general consensus in the speed run gaming community is that this is one of the worst Genesis games in existence generally speaking. I thought the game play on this was extremely fun and difficult in all the right ways.
Albert Elmore this game is highly inspired by gravitar, which is a very hard game to master but gets fun once you managed to master it. Gravitar isn't that popular for being extremely hard, so it's normal that this game also gets more hate than love.
It is indeed awful -- FOR SPEEDRUNNING. Trying to rush through Sub-Terrania is a great way to have a really terrible time and not even finish the run. This is a slow-paced, contemplative experience that rewards careful tactics, precise aim, and fine maneuvering. I can see why some speedrunners might hate it.
Speedrunners hate Castlevania Bloodlines, so...
RudJohns' gaming channel Wait, they do?! Can you source that with a link? I don't believe this at all. (Then again, I also believe that at this point, SNES fanboys are just hating the Genesis with its "inferior specs" and "inferior games" whist spreading their influence to others for no reason.)
@@solarflare9078 you need to look up a GDQ run of Bloodlines played by a guy called Klaige. I think he did like 3 runs in different marathons, but one of them was abysmal. He and his couch bashed the game and the genesis as much as they could.
Nice to see another upload, totally off topic but any plans on doing Mortal Kombat 1-3?
Yeah sure, what the heck! I'll see about doing this.
i remember spending countless hours on this game as a kid, never getting farther than probably 3 stages but kept coming back. tbh i dont even know how i came to have it. i definitely dont remember picking it out at the store? and i think the only game my sega came packaged with was lion king? maybe my cool older cousin gifted it to me. was this packaged with genesis?
it was actually a standalone game and it was a commercial failure because sega did not invest on its marketing at all. The fact you owned it was actual luck and be glad you did because I believe it was an actual imprudent, audacious development
I am playing it in my sound system jojojo
smooth mcgroove needs to cover this ASAP
shut the fuck up you stupid
1:16:23 (!)
Hard is the most fun, cause you have no speed limit
Never on snes!!!
Those Flower Powers & Power Flowers tho…
this game was bomb.com
Brilliant
I study with this music lol
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Very Nice
que bkn oír la música de tus juegos favoritos, gracias por el trabajo de digitalizar.
wena locooooooo
Enemy Mines \m/
Why is this game not part of a genesis compilation or something?
It is literally an "underground" game and it was a commercial failure. Yet it's my favourite.
czcams.com/video/yCPgPENPT7w/video.html . - Gets me every time... pinnacle of music on the genesis..... i think that the reason why genesis music was so good was because they had so very little to work with and they had to try so very hard to make something awesome... which is why ... you can tout the super fancy SNES sound chip till the cows come home ... but the Genesis music always is more interesting... always.
was the last boss the dragon on the artwork?
@GentlemenGhidorah yeah playing on hard was the most fun do to no speed limit, needed real skill , instead of all these halo games
My favorite was the remix of the remix of the remix
Does anyone know what Jesper Kyd used to make Sub Terrania, The Adventures of Batman and Robin, etc?! Cuz that shit is premium!
I couldn't tell you exactly but I've heard that it was a custom tracker-style setup, which makes sense because Kyd (and the whole Zyrinx group) got his start on the Amiga.
DUSTINODELLOFFICIAL makes sense. Thanks for the reply!
DUSTINODELLOFFICIAL I just spoke to Jesper and he said that they used a private program on the Amiga 3000. The secret recipe remains!
i completed this game on hard
Musicón!
If you have the slight bit of hand shake playing this game, turn back cause you're going to lose everytime hahahaha
Try Tautant on spotify it's identical style
Subterranea and Alys Brangwin??? I follow you
the order of the songs isnt the same as teh game
correction, it is correct order
could only beat this game on medium lol forget hard lol love the music
Офигенный музон, круче, чем РэдЗон
War videos from UA-RU countries have this kind of music, I wonder why
@@dieglhixНе все люди поддерживают войну в реальности, но многие любят видеоигры и хорошую музыку.
I mean it sounds like Phonk music@@s_video4570
Level 4 is the best.
Jogo que marcou minha infância só quem já jogou sabe o quanto é difícil hehe
Вот это зверство ! психоделик транс!!!
Не, тут не psytrance
@@sleepyNovember_project а что это
@@user-fl2fn9zr4e ну олдовое техно же
@@sleepyNovember_project современное техно это та попса с радио рекорд?))Или пердеж инопланетян дабстеп?)))К сожалению не встречал даже в олдовые годы похожего техно.Тут блин как то энергично мощно и глубоко,наверное изза того,что для игры написано.Я пытался перебирать старых техно исполнителей,но нифига не нашел что то похожее на сеговские треки бэтмена и робина,саб террании,ред зоун`а
@@sleepyNovember_project из того что видел,достоен внимания драмм,н бэйз,вот там реально красиво исполняли.Еще Бенни Бенасси в свое время молодцами были,продиджи.Но это не то техно совсем