Entry 91 in an on-going video series that offers a selection of musical tracks from various titles throughout gaming's history.
Snatcher
スナッチャー (jp)
Year: 1988
Platform: MSX (Arranged)
Developer:...
Entry 91 in an on-going video series that offers a selection of musical tracks from various titles throughout gaming's history.
Snatcher スナッチャー (jp)
Year: 1988 Platform: MSX (Arranged) Developer: Konami Co. Ltd. Publisher: Konami America Inc. Video source: liquidpolicenaut
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I'd have Snatcher over Metal Gear Solid 4 anyday! Besides the great music, the whole game is very atmospheric and cool anyway.
I have not yet seen your list entirely, but what has happened to the great Commodore64 music, like in Parallax, Internation Karate+, Zoids, Commando, Pirates!, etc.?
Film yes, New Game yes but if it would be produced in Hollywood in the case of film they would totally butcher it and it would suck as most video games based movies. A remake could work though.
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I have not yet seen your list entirely, but what has happened to the great Commodore64 music, like in Parallax, Internation Karate+, Zoids, Commando, Pirates!, etc.?