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
Super Bonk (1994)
Twilight Space
Masaaki Nishizawa, Keiji Ueki & Kennosuke Suemura
Behold, the power of a crab that can fly through space and time by spinning!
i'm probably in the super minority. my dad had bonks revenge on the turbografx 16 - krillin always looked like bonk to me! lol
Super primitive Krillin! Dying compulsively since B.C. era!
Huh. Judging by its name, the TF2 Scout would really like this game...
*_BONK!_*
hey krillin.
hudson soft was awesome at its finest. Bonk, bloody roar, mario party 1 to ds and my fac series, bomberman the flagship series and mascot of hudson soft
It sounds A LOT like Saint Seiya's theme...
+Daxank It clearly does.
any extended and/or downloadable versions of this anywhere?
Wow pleasantly suprised by this song! Snes music never ceases to amaze me.
good memories...
dosnt look anythin like krillin x3
00:11 - 00:20 This part reminds me of a part of the song "Saint Seiya" :D
@andyukmonkey I didn't have any idea about this...! Thank's for the information! Credits to you!
@MrSolracvstheWorld Bonk's adventure was ported to the Amiga where it was called BC Kid. But it was originally a Turbo grafix 16 game.
Has this something to do with Amiga's B.C. KID? The heroe looks exactly the same, and the same goes to the dinosaur-like monster in the background. Althouh this is the first time I hear about Super Bonk, I can tell B.C. Kid had some great music there! Take note SupraDarky :P
Bonk is a series that originated on the TurboGrafx 16, they were indeed ported to the Amiga with the name changed to BC-Kid.
"Twilight Spa--" TWILIGHT SPARKLE! "...ce" Oh. ...Damn it, the ponies are possessing meeeeee!
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Woooooooooo! It's Bonk bitches!
@outlawstarr417 Not every modern game has its own orchestra and not all of them are trying to be action movies. Stop generalizing.
@EturnusFrost I can agree. Maybe RPG music it can sound beautiful orchestrated but honestly for say Sonic and Mario remixes, I prefer the classic 16 bit sounds over the orchestrals. Not to say they're bad, just, you don't have to have them. At the same time we have the whole classic 8 bit retro thing but it's being done so often it's not all that retro anymore. If we really want to revive classic style, try N64, PS1 style. NOBODY has yet to emulate that classic look and vibe.
Everyone is just foaming at the mouth for HD, Orchestrated tracks, etc. People bitch at me for watching videos in 240p-360p. I honestly DON'T understand this modern craze. Orchestrated tracks are cool for games that would match the intended aesthetics, and I don't blatantly ''hate'' orchestrated music, I just don't get why a lot of my friends want every game coming out now to have it. ''this game is crisp on my new monitor'' I really don't give a damn, CRT's are fine with me. Just my opinion
@outlawstarr417 Play Super Meat Boy.
killa!
About time you posted this awesome song. I love it. :D
AwEsOmE SaUcE DuDe!
Super Bonk Galaxy?
@TuxedoRay Ha-ha! I'm sure that if Bonk and Milon were paired up in a 'Who's Better' dispute, Bonk would definitely win.
@Sephiko link?
@SupraDarky Yeah, me and my brother thought that was Krillin too ^^. Through the game we never call'd him bonk, always Krillin!
This takes me back to the latter half of 3rd grade (1995-96) and I used to play this game on Friday nights quite a lot :D
@SupraDarky It was actually the beginning of Stage 5 (there were six stages in the game).
I was really hoping for this, awesome. There's also a pretty decent mix featuring the scout from Team Fortress 2.
The music in this game was all over the place and random. Kinda like the game itself. They must have had a lot of fun making it.
how the hell do you know SO many games??
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My favorite theme in this game, which plays during the last stage if my memory serves me right. The game itself was your usual SNES platformer, I know it's on the Wii VC. When I saw the boxart as a kid I thought the hero was Krillin from Dragon Ball Z!