Power League II - unknown - Bases Empty - Hudson Soft - PC Engine - 1989
Cyberball - Brad Fuller, Hal Canon, Don Diekneite - Ending - Atari Games/Tengen - Genesis - 1990
Ultra League: Moero! Soccer Daikessen!! - Kazuo Sawa - Stage 6 - Tom Create/Yutaka - Super Famicom - 1995
AWS Pro Moves Soccer - Jesper Kyd - Menu Theme - ASCII Entertainment - Genesis - 1993
Exciting Boxing - unknown - gameplay - Human Entertainment/Konami - Famicom - 1987
Pebble Beach Golf Links - Yumi Satake (Yumi Kinoshita), Shigekazu Kamaki - Tea Break - T&E Soft/Sega - Genesis - 1993
Wrestle War - Anupon - Match Select - Sega - Mega Drive - 1991
ATP Tour Championship Tennis - Hikoshi Hashimoto - Sound Test No. 10 - Sims/Sega - Genesis - 1994
Konami Hyper Soccer - unknown - Main BGM - Konami - NES (Europe) - 1992
Super Final Match Tennis - Takamitsu Kajikawa - Staff Roll - Human Entertainment - Super Famicom - 1994
Power League II - unknown - Results - Hudson Soft - PC Engine - 1989
The only affiliation Jaleco had with Cyberball was the NES port. Sega ported it in-house under license from Tengen, as far as I can tell. The Genesis music definitely has that first-gen YM2612 Japanese sound, so I wouldn’t be surprised to discover it was Tokuhiko Uwabo or one of Sega’s early in-house composers.
ReplyDeletePebble Beach Golf Links is such a great soundtrack
ReplyDeleteI'm surprised at Brent going for Konami as the best game music, I thought he might go Sunsoft!
Another cracking episode boizz!
ReplyDeleteLaughed out loud at the bit about "Sonic's fast and everyone else is furious."
Also, as an Englishman, I loved Brent's English accent. It was well weird but well good.
I was excited by the portion.
ReplyDeleteGreat episode boys, but I have one (slightly pedantic) correction: soccer/football is known as 'calcio' ('pronounced cal-chio', obviously) in Italy.
This is so random, I was just listening to the TG16 episode and I just saw the news that Konami is releasing a TG16 mini.... https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2019/06/konami-announces-plug-and-play-turbografx-16-mini/
ReplyDeleteBy the way, TG16 episode from 2011
DeleteI saw sports and knew I’d have a boner
ReplyDeleteOmg vases empty is so good
ReplyDeleteThe iPad interlude really was an exciting part of the show, but please stick to the dPad Brett.
ReplyDeleteI have been powerlistening to the whole podcast, and I am discovering that within the "elevator" genre exists a sub-genre I like to call "golf-jam". The games don't need to be golf games (though they are often sports games), but the jams have a triumphant-yet-jazzy, sunny disposition. They say, "we came to play for real, but hey guys, isn't it great we all made it out today?" Sports 2 and Brent's third dance mix have some of the best golf jams, but the podcast is peppered with them. By far my favorite music, period.
ReplyDeleteBest example- Pebble Beach Golf Links-Hole Overview -Sega Genesis
ReplyDeleteI've just had a thought regarding Brent's iPad call - was it someone trying to ring the Gangster Party Line? Would be very fitting if so given the episode number, ha!
ReplyDeleteHaha 213
DeleteBrent, your British accent was really impressive.
ReplyDeleteAlso, sorry for calling you 'Brett' in my comment above.