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Absolutely! Bass is, no doubt, Genesis' forte!

ロータリーは締め出されたのです。 '91最後のチャンスでのドラマチックな勝利を忘れられません。 以後、ル・マンからは遠ざかってます。

It's Errant Knights from Langrisser 2. Thanks for watching

Thunderforce metal squad BOIIIII

@@ismtud1364 oh should have put a response here, I found it like a month and a half ago lmao. Thanks though!

That's Elemental Master for you! Done by Technosoft (the same team behind the almighty Thunder Force series <3 ) Ah, by the way yes, I love both Touhou and the Bug Princess

Elemental Masters, Stage 4, Bloodstained Lake

Sure! UA-cam has been making sending PMs harder over the course of the years. I'll leave a direct download. Here it is. Thanks for watching! www.mediafire.com/file/zwnzicytoiy/Sonic_CD_%2528AR%2529_by_Spiral_Pegasus.rar/file

@@SpiralPegasus WOW, Thanks :D

Yes, very hard times have passed (and are still ongoing), and I got busier and busier (being an adult sucks) so I kept delaying it until I had no room for the series in my mind. What happened, also, is the fact that I wanted to do thematic videos (heavy metal, pop, orchestra, etc) and I never got to be satisfied with how they turned out. Essentially, the series went into what they call _development hell_ I'll get back on it. I am still not done with it! Please keep it up, and post a comment here if you ever upload your work! Thank you very much for your comment - it made my day :)

@@SpiralPegasus glad to hear it made your day👍 and yes, i will post my work when i think its good. I've been making zombies ate my neighbors level 5/theme genesis version remake cause im really confused why the genesis version doesnt have any remake of any level music or even the theme remake cause it really deserves many beacuse its an western developed game so you can think now how the music sounds in genesis version compared to snes. i decided to do it again and get it done👍 also i have listened genesis/mega drive musics for 5 years now maybe so i knew many amazing songs before i saw these videos (also saw your videos 4 years ago maybe) there were some songs i didnt know back in the day so thx to these videos

@@SpiralPegasus Hey, this is the channel where i post my music stuff, so here you go! It took awhile to have a courage to do this, but yea check them out if you want. Saludos de Tampuz ;D y que vaya bien!

It's the battle theme from Langrisser 2!

SpiralPegasus thank you! Keep up with the good content as well! 👍

Thank you! Rock on!! :)

its the Argentinean Version.

すいません、ちくわぶーさん、わかりません！ えいご？＝）

I may have some later on. The series is not done - I just have been delaying EP 6 for over a year and a half due to... well, plenty of things. Won't be the last you see of me! Thanks for the comment!

Thank you! :)

+Retro Soul There will be more, no doubt. I just don't know when, and I don't feel like promising a date I will not fulfill. Whirlwind is in part 2 of the series; MUSHA will be featured. As for Metal Squad being so long... it's just two loops of it. Every song in here is looped twice, save for Big Boss from Advenures of Batman & Robin, because _every loop _*_lasts_*_ four minutes_. Eventually I'll get back to making more videos -better, even! But on the last years I've been fighting against a lot of shit and delaying things I did just for pleasure's sake. Thanks for the comment! Oh and you're free to suggest more if you feel like it!

Ahh crap your right! I'm sorry about that dude, I should have been more diligent, didn't notice the part 2 my bad. And of course, life gets in the way sometimes, we all have priorities we gotta deal with! I look forward to seeing more whenever you post something.

Retro Soul Please, there's nothing to be sorry about! :) I'll be out there again as soon as I am out of this situation. Thanks for the support!

+thenonexisinghero None that I know of... Viewpoint was made by Sammy and was originally an (ambitious) arcade game that SEGA had nothing to do with. You're definitely not the only one that thought the music sounds Sonic-y. The fans that made Sonic Mega Mix (best Sonic hack in history) thought so too and a couple of Viewpoint tracks were ported to it :)

And, how do I send a private message?

Go to the About tab and then click Send Message. It's that easy.

+Garfield the Cartoon Cat VGCP IGUA EDCP Send me a private message, Garfield!

+Dilbez I expected people to ask this relatively unknown thing they call *Google* (or in forums and such), rather than telling people straight away. I always find the thrill of trying to find something just as fun as the stuff I'm looking for. But in this modern day society people prefer to complain when they are not spoon-fed rather than, you know, spending 2 seconds looking it up... But eh, I guess I can't change things. What game's name would you like to know?

+asa hudson Sorry... what?

+[SD] Geometry Dash Trolard Seguro, no hay problema. Te lo paso por MP. Me alegra ver que tanto tiempo después sigue generando interés. Si te parece después contame que música te gustó y que no!

SpiralPegasus estan todas geniales! Lo se por un gameplay de Popoman100, pero queria jugarlo por mi mismo :)

@@SpiralPegasus tenés el link todavía?

DehnusNorder I get that it's not _one hundred percent_ accurate, but isn't 90-95% just fine? I've heard pretty much 3/4 of everything in Project 2612 and I've only really heard two or three games where there's a noticeable difference in emulation vs. real hardware. Besides, when you go and consider "real hardware" most people seem to forget that throughout the MD/Genesis history there's been like a billion revisions of hardware and only "pre-TMSS" and _modded_ (not necessarily "real", per se) are the only ones that seem to count. Also every time I read one of these "no emulation" comments I can't help but wonder what would be the relevance of 10+ year old gaming systems today...

SpiralPegasus Ofcourse, it is "good enough" however, effects are missing (like if you try certain demos they will just garble rather than let you hear the samples) and people compare it to SNES emulators. And that isn't a fair comparison and why so many Meg and FM fans are so miffed about it. The SNES "solution" borrows itself perfectly for using filters to improve the sample quality. Also it often removes the interpolation filter that an SNES used by standard. This filter actually degraded the sample when playing it back (and couldn't be turned off as far as I know). Yet it is that music that they then compare to an FM solution.This does not benefit from these filters, outside of it's one PCM channel. It also even degrades compared to the actual wave forms. That is why people go "REAL HARDWARE!" all the time, because they are sick and tired of a bunch of uneducated nutters screaming that the SNES was so much better based on what they hear in an emulation environment. It is like claiming the AY8910 was better than the SID because in emulation it sounds "clearer". This will also, and rightfully so, rile up a lot of SID fans who know that the SID kicked the AY8910's booty from here to Pluto. In case of the MEG vs the SNESSY, it isn't that big a difference as the SID vs the AY8910. But let us at least treat it fairer. For instance one big difference is the change in pitch and base. The emulated ones very often sound too high and scratchy, while actual high tones are lost.

DehnusNorder I think that's going a bit over the top. I mean, I'm not saying you are wrong (at all) - it's just that the uneducated man bases himself on things that he listens to when he plays games. You and I know a lot about the techical side of things, but they don't. It's true that on real hardware SNES playback sounds as if it were being played inside a tube of toilet paper whereas bass sounds are clearer on true MD. But they don't care. What they care about is the music itself rather than the quality - and that, I divide on "instrumentation" and "composition". The most spoken of games (for quite some time at least, less so now) are/were Sonic, Ecco, Earthworm Jim, Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter 2 and a plethora of other multiplats that always sounded better on SNES because the developers couldn't bother themselves to write proper sound drivers for the MD - composition was the same but the instrumentation was horrible. The uneducated man doesn't know this either. So what you've got to do is show them that _in the hands of people that knew their shit, MD handed the SNES it's own ass in a silver platter._ Which is what I aimed to do with this series... And in these terms, whether you're using a modern emulator or real hardware, makes no difference. If you take Doom for the 32X, you can record it with a pre-TMSS Genesis and the highest fidelity player on earth and it'll still sound like shit. Meanwhile a mediocre recording of SNES doom is OK - not mindblowing, but far better than the former. And then you turn to something like this ua-cam.com/video/eLPCuuiSh5k/v-deo.html and no matter how bad the recording, anyone can tell it's FM, and they can tell it sounds better. Get what I mean?

SpiralPegasus I guess I"m just a bit sick of a huge group of people claiming this that are simply untrue about FM. For instance I really love Amiga, which is sample based, but I refuse to diss the Megadrive for it's chipsets. I'm the first to admit there are some faults in there, some could be "abused" to gain some nice new effect (which would then nto work anymore at other incarnations of the hardware which fixxed those flaws). But my biggest gripe with the Megadrive is simply that the timer interupts are not connected to the Z80. Had they been then they would have been able to pull of a lot more with it than we see today. Ontop of that the audio line is running throught he cart, yet SEGA never really took advantage of that, I know the FM chip in there was great for it's time.. but really they could have added a secondary YM2612 on the cart for RPG's or a SEGAPCM chip for Fighting games or having allowed third parties to do so. I never understood why SEGA limited themselves while Nintendo used On Cart chips to keep up and go beyond. I know it is a price thing, but it is one of my gripes with the Meg. That said I refuse to put down it's sound setup, as it is rocksolid for the price and memory requirements of the time. Samples take more memory than FM patches :P.

DehnusNorder An audio coprocessor on the cart would've been a wonderful idea. Have you ever seen Virtua Racing? SEGA *did* use a "superchip" in a cart like Nintendo did, although just once. Watching it running the game 30x faster and smoother than any Super FX chip and allowing for 2P gameplay at the same time always led me to question why on earth did they decide to make the 32X when a couple of carts like that would've let the Genesis fight on until the Saturn came out... And FM is a sound like no other. I would've loved for more consoles to use this type of sound.