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The Silver Surfer NES game has pretty good music

edited 2011-07-02 13:20:54 in Media
Cue-bey
What gives? Why does such an allegedly shitty game have such a pretty good music?

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  • ☭Unstoppable Sex Goddess☭
    ...oh my god. That must be remastered.
  • One foot in front of the other, every day.
    NES-era games could only support three tones (or the equivalent of one chord) at a time. So music was restricted enough that there needed to be a strong melody with half-assed harmonic support.

    Kinda like metal. Heaps of NES and SNES music makes awesome metal because limitations of the hardware lend themselves well to the harmony in heavy metal, which is usually based on fifths.
  • edited 2011-07-02 13:24:25
    ☭Unstoppable Sex Goddess☭
    wooop rong thread
  • DOUBLE DREAM HANDS!
  • edited 2011-07-02 14:30:36
    000
    ^^^ The NES only supports 3 tones, but it's possible to work around that. For instance, the baseline and drums in Level 1's music are jammed into a single waveform. It's the trademark of the Follin brothers - you should hear the shit they did on the ZX Spectrum, which only had a 1-bit clicker for sound.

    And it's not a shitty game. Just hard. Really, really, *really* hard.



  • What gives? Why does such an allegedly shitty game have such a pretty good music?

  • Damn, I wanted to be the one to embed the Cheetahmen theme.

    So here's Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde instead:


  • i personally think that the room has very good music
  • "We're just talking about women."

    -dramatic music kicks in-

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