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Post your favorite video game tunes

Here are some of my faves...

1. Fly Away- The Source (Paul Oakenfold mix), from FIFA 2000



2. Harder Ground- Stress Pill, from PES 2009



3. Skedar Mystery- from Perfect Dark



4. We Luv You- Grand Theft Auto, from FIFA 2001



5. EA Sports NCAA Football 2002 Theme- Ed Kalehoff (also of The Price Is Right fame)

 
It's been a while since I've posted any favorite vg tunes on this thread. plus I've noticed some of the remixes I like that I've posted here has been removed by youtube but can be found once again on youtube from the guy's new account. anywho here's a mega man tune I like from mega man 7. it's one of the songs from dr. wily's castle. I dig this song for it's high-energy vibe. I also dig the sega genesis remix of that song courtesy of legend of renegade from youtube. check it out.

Dr wily's castle 3- mega man 7(original version)


Dr. wily's castle 3- mega man 7(sega genesis remix)
 
I have recently been playing a lot of NES. I found myself learning a handful of songs from Mega Man 3 on the weekend...

I did also recently want to try making some 8/16-bit music so I started figuring out it's done. Turns out it is a lot easier to use the sounds on a keyboard then to actually work with the hardware... who would've thought, ha ha.

I found this video to be really interesting, it's not really music but it's about how retro games, specifically the NES, processed sound. I now try to analyze the 5 channels of sound when playing. I might get into the programming one day. I did try to work with my MC-505/303 Groovebox and I feel this would be similar (and probably easier.)

 
I have recently been playing a lot of NES. I found myself learning a handful of songs from Mega Man 3 on the weekend...

I did also recently want to try making some 8/16-bit music so I started figuring out it's done. Turns out it is a lot easier to use the sounds on a keyboard then to actually work with the hardware... who would've thought, ha ha.

I found this video to be really interesting, it's not really music but it's about how retro games, specifically the NES, processed sound. I now try to analyze the 5 channels of sound when playing. I might get into the programming one day. I did try to work with my MC-505/303 Groovebox and I feel this would be similar (and probably easier.)



This video made me so happy. Great find.