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Canada is now Canadian America even though it makes no sense.
It is the Canadian part of North America, so from that point of view it’s not technically wrong.
Your right, there’s nothing else on the SNES that sounds anything like it. It’s fantastic. Smiles and Tears makes me cry. https://youtu.be/gJs5YXUeFug?is=1EkPMZqZzCP3Z4_G
I’ve seen that soundtrack mentioned, I’ll take a listen. I generally love the sound of an SNES/SFamicom game.
The mainline Nintendo games all seem to have incredibly memorable sounds. Just earworms from start to finish. Yoshi’s Island, being late on the SNES, has a unique sound.
Holy shit, Tim Follin! The composer of the song I posted about elsewhere in this thread. I had no idea! Thanks! That Pictionary song is crazy.
You know, from that game I particularly love Marble Zone.
Dave Wise is probably my favorite retro Game Music composer. It’s kinda hard to say that given all the other amazing music, but man, from the NES all the way to the modern era he’s fantastic.
The Solar Jetman soundtrack is amazing to me.
People know about the bizarrely complex prog rock intro theme from Sosltice (NES) but in case you don’t, listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_gObHt1uZA
The music in the Streets of Rage games is so unique. The song you linked to from Road Rash 3 is great.
Wanna also highlight the theme song for Phantasy Star 4: End of the Millennium. Amazing game. Way ahead of its time! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMplusdva5k
I’ve chosen two Genesis/Megadrive songs, even though I’m generally a SNES guy, lol.
I love these games and I think the soundtracks are underrated as an essential part of their appeal. I’ll Start with one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kk72RMv9d0s
Tube of Medusa from Ecco2: Tides of Time.
Personally, I think the Sega CD version soundtrack is… fine, but it has a different composer. If I remember correctly, it;s the composer from the first Ecco. In my opinion, it’s inoffensive, but completely forgettable.
EDIT: I have edited the topic to include older stuff.
Lemmy/Piefed/Etc has a killer feature (or maybe characteristic), but one that only a fraction of users find appealing. Being decentralized makes the network more resistant to many of the problems we see on Reddit and other networks, or at least, reduces their impact.