Game - Composer - Song - Company - Console - Year (North American release unless otherwise indicated)
Skitchin' - Jeff van Dyck - Skateshop - Electronic Arts - Genesis - 1993
Legacy of the Wizard - Yuzo Koshiro (comp., arr.), Mieko Ishikawa (comp.) - Overworld - Falcom/Broderbund - NES - 1989
Sword of Vermilion - Hiroshi Kawaguchi - Shop (City) - Sega - Genesis - 1989
Faxanadu - Jun Chikuma - Shop - Hudson Soft - NES - 1989
Madou Monogatari I - Tsuyoshi Matsushima, Polygon Junkie - Shop Theme 2 - Compile - Mega Drive - 1996
Sword World SFC - Ryuji Sasai, Shigekazu Kamaki (arr.), Daisuke Emura (arr.), Yumi Satake (Yumi Kinoshita) (arr.), Yusaburo Shimajyo (arr.), Yoshiya Takayama (arr.) - Store of Miracles - T&E Soft - Super Famicom - 1993
DJ Boy - Tatsuya Watanabe, S. Aizu, M. Yoshida - Item Shop - Kaneko - Genesis - 1990
Mouryou Senki Madara - Konami Kukeiha Club - Weapon Market - Konami - Famicom - 1990
Ghostbusters - Kazuhiko Nagai (Nav.) - Shop - Sega - Genesis - 1990
Shin Megami Tensei - Tsukasa Masuko - Shop - Atlus - Super Famicom - 1992
Skate or Die 2: The Search for Double Trouble - Rob Hubbard - Level 2: The Mall - Electronic Arts - NES - 1990
Gun-Nac - Toshiaki Sakoda (Golfer Sakoda) - Shop - Compile/ASCII - NES - 1991
Super Fantasy Zone - Naoki Kodaka - Shop - Sunsoft - Mega Drive - 1992
Tokimeki Memorial: Densetsu no Ki no Shita de - Keroppi Inoue, Noriko Takahashi - Shopping District - Konami - Super Famicom - 1996
Magical Chase - Masaharu Iwata - Uncle Pumpkin (Shop) - Quest/NEC - TurboGrafx-16 - 1993
Skitchin' - Jeff van Dyck - Skateshop - Electronic Arts - Genesis - 1993
Legacy of the Wizard - Yuzo Koshiro (comp., arr.), Mieko Ishikawa (comp.) - Overworld - Falcom/Broderbund - NES - 1989
Sword of Vermilion - Hiroshi Kawaguchi - Shop (City) - Sega - Genesis - 1989
Faxanadu - Jun Chikuma - Shop - Hudson Soft - NES - 1989
Madou Monogatari I - Tsuyoshi Matsushima, Polygon Junkie - Shop Theme 2 - Compile - Mega Drive - 1996
Sword World SFC - Ryuji Sasai, Shigekazu Kamaki (arr.), Daisuke Emura (arr.), Yumi Satake (Yumi Kinoshita) (arr.), Yusaburo Shimajyo (arr.), Yoshiya Takayama (arr.) - Store of Miracles - T&E Soft - Super Famicom - 1993
DJ Boy - Tatsuya Watanabe, S. Aizu, M. Yoshida - Item Shop - Kaneko - Genesis - 1990
Mouryou Senki Madara - Konami Kukeiha Club - Weapon Market - Konami - Famicom - 1990
Ghostbusters - Kazuhiko Nagai (Nav.) - Shop - Sega - Genesis - 1990
Shin Megami Tensei - Tsukasa Masuko - Shop - Atlus - Super Famicom - 1992
Skate or Die 2: The Search for Double Trouble - Rob Hubbard - Level 2: The Mall - Electronic Arts - NES - 1990
Gun-Nac - Toshiaki Sakoda (Golfer Sakoda) - Shop - Compile/ASCII - NES - 1991
Super Fantasy Zone - Naoki Kodaka - Shop - Sunsoft - Mega Drive - 1992
Tokimeki Memorial: Densetsu no Ki no Shita de - Keroppi Inoue, Noriko Takahashi - Shopping District - Konami - Super Famicom - 1996
Magical Chase - Masaharu Iwata - Uncle Pumpkin (Shop) - Quest/NEC - TurboGrafx-16 - 1993
No need to take apart a genesis to play mega drive games, pick up a game genie instead.
ReplyDeleteA game genie? How would that work?
ReplyDeleteHere you go Rob: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reMvj-RWqhQ&feature=share&list=PLBC8AAC111FBA322E.
DeleteI currently own a Japanese model 1 Mega Drive, but back in the day, this is how I played my Japanese copy of Out Run on the Genesis.
I think the Tokimeki Memorial is my favorite of this episode even though you guys seemed a little luke warm about it.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I don't know if either of you have picked out a track from any of the Wizards & Warriors games but there's a few notable songs in the series; especially in the second game:
http://youtu.be/2ROQnr299Fo
Nah, nah, we weren't luke warm about it. In fact, there will never be a single track played on the podcast that both of us are luke warm about. For every track we play, at least one of us thinks it's good or above.
DeleteAnd by the way, "easy listening" or "elevator" are not bad things for us. And actually, elevator is a good thing.
DeleteI think it was more your tone that made me think you guys were luke warm on the track, but anyway, yeah, it was a good one.
DeleteFire N Ice? That's an impressive holiday request. I'll sell you mine, but it won't be worth it. I need guitar amp money, so after the first of the year I'll be selling all of my rare NES games.
ReplyDeleteMouryou Senki Madara is one of the best soundtracks of all time, easily. Thank you for introducing me to it waaaay back in episode 9.
That part of Sword World that's in 10/8 or whatever that time signature is...is totally skitchin.
The one with the man and the woman talking sounds to me like a dad expaining why homework is better than the mall, and his teenage daughter then respectfully diagreeing. Followed by a track about...the mall. There's a concept album here.
Gun Nac! Another one of my favorites!
I think it would be cool to do something a bit more with the poll results. Like, you could use the winner of the poll as the outro music that week - since it's so good, you get to hear it twice! That would mean one fewer track you could play to the theme, but it could be cool!
ReplyDeleteI'll teach you how to play Rugby, Rob F Scrum.
ReplyDeleteAfter Rob's recommendation for the Rooster story to be told after the Skate or Die 2 'The Mall' track, whenever Brett said "them all" during his story I heard "the mall" so the question put forth was "Is there a head honcho gangster of the mall?" and I was left wondering why there was a doco on some small time gangster whose territory was a mall. Cockle doodle doo.
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