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sounds like something out of an 80's or 90's cop movie
coliecolie110 11 months ago
hot damn. do you guys remember these days?! what a great time for music in video games...
traviesolocke 3 years ago 3
What's happened to modern video games?!
I miss the days like this, where almost every video game presented the music as another character in the game.
Nowadays, games usually have droning, generic, cloned orchestrated shit in the background.
yukonpotsmoker 4 years ago 15
dude, oh my god. I cant believe how amazingly well you put that! jesus fucking christ. not only do I completely agree with that statement, but its sooooooooo true. dude. you rock. thankyou.
traviesolocke 3 years ago
THIS. A true statement of brilliance.
KitsuneDarkStalker 2 years ago
Great music, i prefer the megadrive version music which ive uploaded to my channel.
didnt kno it was on PC Engine too. the pic looks like a toaster lol
Renegade466 4 years ago 2
I didn't know Wonder Boy III: Monster Lair used Super CD sound! It sounds really good! Now, I know that there was also Wonder Boy III: The Dragon's Trap! for Sega Master System. The way that I can explan this is that there were 2 parts to Wonder Boy III. I can't believe how long the credits music is, but it's also my favorite track.
OceanBlueKirby 4 years ago 2
Actually Monster Lair is only a normal CD-ROM2, one of the very first released. I'd like to say it was the second CD game released (after Fighting Street), but not positive.
Keranu 4 years ago 2
I think you mean normal CD-ROM. This game came out in 1989, so CD-ROM2 technology wasn't invented yet. I checked on Sunteam's website on his game and he has a button called "Super CD" for normal CD games. That's why I called it that.
OceanBlueKirby 4 years ago 2
I didn't think there was a difference between CD-ROM and CD-ROM2? I never understood what that 2 meant to begin with, haha. One of those weird Japanese things.
Keranu 4 years ago
The "2" is more of an upgrade or a sequel of the previous CD-ROM technology...Not that you hadn't figured that out already. I may need to correct what I stated ealier. The button that Sunteam has on his website for Super CD-ROM
is Super CD-ROM, and normal is just CD-ROM. I couldn't find anything about CD-ROM2.
OceanBlueKirby 4 years ago 2