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A collection of my favorite videogame music. Note that most of them are from games I played so I might miss some great ones from games I never played.
SNES
Asterix & Obelix (1996)
London
Alberto Gonzalez
Nice game.
love this😍😍😍 :)
Sounds like something from Runescape.
Great song, but annoying as crap game.
+Phantron No.
+Betäubtes Faultier doch.
@Phantron You are wrong.
+Betäubtes Faultier german but not.
@Phantron Doch.
It was the track titled 'The Mountains' which caused me to get the entire soundtrack. That song provided the composer's skills, and I found some other favorites which included this one. Shame on you for having it not repeat, though.
I also particularly liked the soundtrack on the third level, "The Mountains". That made me listen through the remaining soundtracks to see if any were even better. I couldn't find any, but this one, "London Streets" is in the same league. It seems we determine the quality of music similarly.
Seriously reminds me of old Runescape music. This is great.
That's what i was thinking too! Reminds me of the times i used to level up mining lol
one of my favorite ost to date, i still have it on a SD card in use in my car, only its a extended version of 6-7 minutes long. but isnt it named Londinium? EDIT: Seems like the composer himself told me wrong. London Street it is then!
Yeah it seems like a couple uploads name it Londinium, but the level really is just called London (Act 3 in the game).
@SupraDarky I named it "London Streets" if that means anything!
@Alberto J. González Well then, London Streets it is!
That means everything, this song is a masterpiece man
Lovely tune but, a bit short?
One of the best Coopgames of all time.
Great choice, this games ost is pretty solid. Too bad that few stages makes the game infernally hard (at least on fingers).
at least on fingers? what`s that supposed to mean? i guess you refer to the olympic games.
Well, the bull fight also makes you tap like mad but those olympic games really put a hurt on them.
I remember this game, it was pretty cool, but I never got past the first level.
This is the only game on the SNES that Gonzalez got to compose for, which is a shame since it seems like he could make great use of the hardware's audio capabilities. That and his usual catchy melodies could have given us some really memorable tunes.
Funny enough, someone within Infogrames arranged the songs for the PC port. Not Gonzalez himself. He doesn't know who the person at Infogrames was that did the arrangement.