I find it impossible not to salute when this is playing. Jools, Jops, Stoo, RJ, CJ, Chris, Ubik, Windy, Wifta... gone but not forgotten. Rest in peace, you brave, brave little soldiers.
As your men in the game die, the hill starts to fill with crosses... Its a great contrast to the line of men in front of the door waiting eagerly to be recruited. And the music fits extremely well to the whole scene. It is one of the greatest anti-war games ever, and a legend among gaming fans.
+Vincent GR "They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them."
Remember playing this on the amiga when it first came out, i'm 28 now, and to this day cannot forget the names of Jools, Jops, Stu and RJ. The first 4 soldiers you get. Losing one of those men felt like you lost a brother. Epic game that even today can entertain for hours!
@@feralferret yes. my brother was 7 years older than me and i'd watch him all the time. I could only do the first few levels but being simple point and click it was easy enough for my young self to control.
I was too young to understand the message of this game back in the day. But coming back to play it again now it fills me with a sadness I didn't realise a video game could give me. There is nothing quite like Cannon Fodder.
Yeah! It was the first game that really gave me a sense of loss, not like another game where you just click continue. These soldiers had names and ranked up so it felt personal when you lost one and seeing their graves was a constant reminder and that amazing haunting track really set a tragic scene. Unforgettable!
This game has anti-war message. Especially at this screen with that music. A queue of recruits who really wants to join the war. They don't know what soon gonna be. Death awaits at every corner. Enemy soldiers, grenades, rocketers, turrets, tanks and helicopters just wait to tear them apart. Mantraps and booby-traps. Even debris, roofs, trees and even snowmans wants their death. And after death they got buried at this hill and got a tombstone, depending on their rank. And why they needed that for? War is not a funny game. You go, you kill people, destroy their tanks and facilities or get shot and your body goes back to your country in a wooden box. This is not a Call of Duty or Medal of Honor - you don't have a LOAD or RESPAWN option. You fight once and DIE once and for all. Think about this when you watch an war movie and think that taking part in a war must be so cool. War it's not FUN! (sorry for my english)
Bit late but you're so right. It totally went over my head as a kid but as an adult the game really does have a strong anti war message. Glad it's not just me :)
Richard Joseph was my favourite musician of that era and i was genuinely upset when i found out that he had died. He and Rob Hubbard especially made some fantastic arrangements in their careers. Rip Richard
I remember that hill after mission 19. =( There was no room for tombstones anymore, so I stopped playing and stared at the screen, realizing what I'v done.
Isn't it bitterly hilarious that such an anti-war, humanist game with these themes of loss and futility was slated in the tabloids with headlines like "BAN THIS SICK FILTH"? Absolute insanity.
British tabloids - what do you expect? The tabloids also blame gaming for knife crimes and shootings. How they figure that out I'll never know. I mean, I grew up playing Paperboy and Chuckie Egg but never once stole eggs or threw a newspaper at someone's window.
just hearing the first few seconds sends chills down my spine (again) and makes a tear in the left eye swell up (again). First time I heard this I was in grade 1!
I still listen to this; the nostalgia is haunting. I hope the gamers of tomorrow read their history and learn about pre-1995 gaming. It didnt start with doom.
William Amen brother. The demo scene (Assembler, Revision, Breakpoint parties etc) are one of the last bastions of the golden era. Spawned from the cracktro philosophy there seems to be genuine humour still in abundance, and talent in endless quantities. You want action, watch one of the live shader comps. Peace from Oz
Играл в те далёкие времена, на 486. Легендарная игра с сильным подсмыслом, когда приходят новые рекруты, а кресты всё растут и растут. Шикарная музыка.
Меланхолическа, но уверенная и решительная, в ней чувствуется превозмогание и забота о родном крае и людях его населяющих. Королевский регион понятное дело обиделся на "Война ещё никогда не была такой весёлой' и красный мак, но они яно не углядели этого подсмысла, о том, что война это всегда плохо.
+Osmorosvo Yeah, if anything, its one of the best games ive ever played in regards to making me sad and feeling loss for when the little guys died. Because they became important to you. Its actually kinda sad that more games dont do this. It was emotionally painful to see that entire hill full of gravestones. The cost of war.... Their really never is a winner.
I don't have the words to describe this song, the game and the emotional maturity it taught me as a young kid playing this. Apart from maybe Xcom I know of no modern games that teach you about loss in such a powerful way
Me too. These games sountracks inspire me to learn to play synth. These melodies is so beautiful that you feel they tearing your heart apart. It is nostalgic stuff for sure, but I am positive, if I've listen this song for the first time, it would also had a very emotional impact on me.
True that man. Remember also those instances where certain soldiers and terrorists are fatally wounded (but not dead) and are suffering in pain? You're prompted to perform a mercy kill OR if agitated to keep on shooting the body across the map before it disintegrates! This game was pretty outstanding at the time.
Reading through comments... i mean... it is just amazing what they were able to create with such limited ressources. I feel exactly like many of you describe, and this music is as haunting today as it was back then.
i loved this, but i thought i was weird for loving amiga game music so much lol. but now i've seen this i'm not alone with my love for amiga music, it's why i played the games so much i think, i used to get to this recrutment screen and just listen for ages not realising how long for ;-) well done on your choice of video' top job m8ty.
Cała moja młodość przebiega mi przed oczami. Czasy amigi były najbardziej fascynujące i ciepłe. Dziś też jest fajnie, ale wtedy wszystko wydawało się takie mówiąc najbardziej szczerze - zajebiste. Pozdrawiam
From the Cannon Fodder manual: And on a more serious note: don`t try playing this at home, kids, because war is not a game - war, as Cannon Fodder demonstrates in it`s own quirky little way, is a senseless waste of human resources and lives. We hope that you never have to find out the hard way.
I can't agree with You more Friend. I remember good old days in Poland when I was kid Amiga was everything I had back then. It was long, long ago but when I surf through these old amiga's titles, memory came back to me with a hurricane speed. These are excellent memories. Nice :)
The remembrance poem of Laurence Binyon They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them.
@JonHareGames the instrumental part from 1:14 to 1:44 didn’t appear in your original song ('Narcissus'), at least as a lead part (rather than a pad). I think it really adds a lot, it's so pure, standalone (evoking lonesomeness) and contemplative.
I remember the PC opening being a fully rendered video o: but this game always holds a special place in my heart..especially when Jools and Jops get high ranks and let the fresh blood do all the work c:
Ta gra jest chyba najlepszą w historii, jak sie w to grało to czlowiek zapominal o calym swiecie a jak patrzylo sie jak ktos gra to tak jakby to byl film akcji... Po prostu super, a muzyka po tylu latach wywoluje dreszcze na plecach...
Pretty much. And with such a sad, beautiful song in the background, it just makes it even more brilliant. This game is just too fucking brilliant. Such a genious gameplay with a strong anti-bellic message. This deseverd to be the most famous war game ever done.
I remember the furore about this game 'glorifying war' but as soon as you saw the 'missing in action' list and those little, white crosses started to litter the hill, with this music in the background...man, War Ain't So Much Fun after all. These days I can lose whole platoons of fellow soldiers in glorious 3D and feel not a single damn thing for any of them. I don't play new games much any more.
i loved that melody so much that ....since i could not somehow record it ....i just remade it in a music program soundclub so i could listen when i want ....
Na CFodder, Sensible, Doom, Desert Storm, Another World itp się wychowałem i zawsze będę do nich powracał z sentymentem... Może to już starość, ale dzisiejsze gry mimo iż lubię w nie grać to nie wzbudzają we mnie takich emocji jak pokazane tutaj CF ;/ Kurde fajne wspomnienia.
jools used to get the 5 star general then die on a mission that became stupidly hard :( his gravestone was always massive, then came along several hundred little white crosses after that
My folks are selling the house so I had to go and get a bunch of my stuff out of their attic and there was my old A500! Spent a couple of happy hours playing Desert Strike today, Awesome! Give you two guesses which game is getting dug out next!
@Chromodar But then again... every grave is a milestone of your accomplishment. Trust me; I've had my share of "Jooles!!!! NOOOOOO", but this game is about loosing troops. And I'm almost crying, saying that. This scene right here is probably the best thing about Cannon Fodder... You just sit there, doing nothing, feeling heroic as all of these soldiers join your cause... And then all of a sudden, you feel as if, you would die for these guys... Incredible game. No less. Love it.
![Cannon Fodder Intro and Recruitment Music - Amiga [HQ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Qc2fulUF64w/mqdefault.jpg)
![Cannon Fodder Intro and Recruitment Music - Amiga [HQ]](/img/tr.png)
I find it impossible not to salute when this is playing. Jools, Jops, Stoo, RJ, CJ, Chris, Ubik, Windy, Wifta... gone but not forgotten. Rest in peace, you brave, brave little soldiers.
Nifta
❤ stuu that was a general of mine ♥️😏👍🍻🇦🇺
@@h4tchetman Stoo
Fantastic comment!!
As your men in the game die, the hill starts to fill with crosses... Its a great contrast to the line of men in front of the door waiting eagerly to be recruited. And the music fits extremely well to the whole scene. It is one of the greatest anti-war games ever, and a legend among gaming fans.
I was deeply attached to Jools and Jops.
A tear dropped.
***** Gone, but not forgotten.
+Vincent GR I remember RJ being one of my favourites. I'd be so sad when I lost him!
+Vincent GR
"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them."
SMBChmmr
That was awesome!
Wow, thank god it wasnt just me. I loved those lads.
It's 2023 and still, I love playing this song, one of my all-time favourites and I've been playing this for years and years.
Remember playing this on the amiga when it first came out, i'm 28 now, and to this day cannot forget the names of Jools, Jops, Stu and RJ. The first 4 soldiers you get. Losing one of those men felt like you lost a brother. Epic game that even today can entertain for hours!
You played the game aged 4? It came out in 1993.
@@feralferret yes. my brother was 7 years older than me and i'd watch him all the time. I could only do the first few levels but being simple point and click it was easy enough for my young self to control.
That characters are real gamemakers od that movie
Its cool you played the game so young and have memories of it. Very different time of gaming compared to today.
33 now?
I did not understand this game playing it as a kid, but now at 38 listening to this track brings back a lot of nostalgia
I was too young to understand the message of this game back in the day. But coming back to play it again now it fills me with a sadness I didn't realise a video game could give me. There is nothing quite like Cannon Fodder.
DazzaW yup with dead soldiers become a real human tragedy
Yeah! It was the first game that really gave me a sense of loss, not like another game where you just click continue. These soldiers had names and ranked up so it felt personal when you lost one and seeing their graves was a constant reminder and that amazing haunting track really set a tragic scene. Unforgettable!
This game has anti-war message. Especially at this screen with that music. A queue of recruits who really wants to join the war. They don't know what soon gonna be. Death awaits at every corner. Enemy soldiers, grenades, rocketers, turrets, tanks and helicopters just wait to tear them apart. Mantraps and booby-traps. Even debris, roofs, trees and even snowmans wants their death. And after death they got buried at this hill and got a tombstone, depending on their rank. And why they needed that for? War is not a funny game. You go, you kill people, destroy their tanks and facilities or get shot and your body goes back to your country in a wooden box. This is not a Call of Duty or Medal of Honor - you don't have a LOAD or RESPAWN option. You fight once and DIE once and for all. Think about this when you watch an war movie and think that taking part in a war must be so cool. War it's not FUN! (sorry for my english)
Amen.
Bit late but you're so right. It totally went over my head as a kid but as an adult the game really does have a strong anti war message. Glad it's not just me :)
Postal Dude yes it is
agreed man.
Big words for a Postal Dude, the guy who murders just because.
Classic track never ages. Hudson you're still here.
yes yes yes...... I found it!!!!
Richard Joseph was my favourite musician of that era and i was genuinely upset when i found out that he had died. He and Rob Hubbard especially made some fantastic arrangements in their careers. Rip Richard
I've just uploaded a cool new remake of this theme from "Cannon Fodder" to my channel. Come check it out. I think you'll enjoy this.
Going to play this at my own funeral.
no you need someone else playing
I remember that hill after mission 19. =(
There was no room for tombstones anymore, so I stopped playing and stared at the screen, realizing what I'v done.
n00b247 remeber the real ppl are not the same
i had same man
Everything have a price. Sometimes price is to high...
It's always the same story: Young men die for old men's pride. ☹
surely one of the best soundtrack ever made for a videogame....
dario ciro d'onofrio absoloutely
peace
Isn't it bitterly hilarious that such an anti-war, humanist game with these themes of loss and futility was slated in the tabloids with headlines like "BAN THIS SICK FILTH"? Absolute insanity.
Well, the state and media can't stand to have people being against war...
Doubly ironic that these same publications were far guiltier of fetishising the poppy and glorifying war. Even more so nowadays.
British tabloids - what do you expect? The tabloids also blame gaming for knife crimes and shootings. How they figure that out I'll never know. I mean, I grew up playing Paperboy and Chuckie Egg but never once stole eggs or threw a newspaper at someone's window.
I feel like we should do a quick poll of people who played cannon fodder. Are you pro or anti war, and did this game influence this?
Lyrics to "Narcissus" (© Jon Hare 1984)
I touched your hand and felt your softness
And in your eyes your light shone gently in the darkness
But did I really see you clearly?
The golden rapture that I knew when you were near me
I need you there but now you're gone away
Didn't know that you could mean so much to me
Didn't know that you could be so one with me
But looking back I see what I was meant to see
I gazed at my reflection in your eyes
And as you left I felt your shadow
It wouldn't leave me saying "See you in tomorrow"
It whispered "We could last forever...
wrapped in the bliss of crying silently together"
And when the world is dark my mind is filled with you
Didn't know that you could mean so much to me
Didn't know that you could be so one with me
But looking back I see what I was meant to see
I gazed at my reflection in your eyes
just hearing the first few seconds sends chills down my spine (again) and makes a tear in the left eye swell up (again).
First time I heard this I was in grade 1!
I've just uploaded a cool new remake of this theme from "Cannon Fodder" to my channel. Come check it out. I think you'll enjoy this.
My childhood...I guess it's never coming back. And now at 37 years of age this song is a painful reminder of that.
I've just uploaded a cool new remake of this theme from "Cannon Fodder" to my channel. Come check it out. I think you'll enjoy this.
And I am 37 now :))) Sadly, after a few years there will be no one 37 years old remebering this game...
This tune is so Epic....
I've just uploaded a cool new remake of this theme from "Cannon Fodder" to my channel. I think you'll enjoy this. Come check it out.
I still listen to this; the nostalgia is haunting.
I hope the gamers of tomorrow read their history and learn about pre-1995 gaming. It didnt start with doom.
William Hudson but today's fps games started with ID software. :)
that is true; the massively popular shareware version that rocked college corridors was 93.
William
Amen brother. The demo scene (Assembler, Revision, Breakpoint parties etc) are one of the last bastions of the golden era. Spawned from the cracktro philosophy there seems to be genuine humour still in abundance, and talent in endless quantities. You want action, watch one of the live shader comps.
Peace from Oz
Here here my friend
I played this few weeks ago on emulator , still as good , game pulls you in
This game was the best.
Spent many hours in this game.
What a masterpiece! RIP Richard. You were one of the most skilfull digital artists.
Играл в те далёкие времена, на 486. Легендарная игра с сильным подсмыслом, когда приходят новые рекруты, а кресты всё растут и растут. Шикарная музыка.
Меланхолическа, но уверенная и решительная, в ней чувствуется превозмогание и забота о родном крае и людях его населяющих. Королевский регион понятное дело обиделся на "Война ещё никогда не была такой весёлой' и красный мак, но они яно не углядели этого подсмысла, о том, что война это всегда плохо.
Most beautiful music, that lies in my heart over 10+ years... I just started huming it today and now nostalgia....
Najlepsa muzika!!
Super muza!!!!!!
I've just uploaded a cool new remake of this theme from "Cannon Fodder" to my channel. Come check it out. I think you'll enjoy this.
The reason for the tears coming to my eyes is this song playing and my youth passing by
Never never will I forget Amiga and months spened playing games with fantastic music. Never.
I still cry for all my soldiers, i wanted to win, but the hill always got more graves. i love you all my soldiers - may you rest in peace :(
This was trying to say something to me. I didn't understand it at the time, but now I do.
billiepipersteeth And to think people were saying that Cannon Fodder was promoting war.
***** Promotion would already have been manhandled by the title...
+Osmorosvo Yeah, if anything, its one of the best games ive ever played in regards to making me sad and feeling loss for when the little guys died. Because they became important to you.
Its actually kinda sad that more games dont do this. It was emotionally painful to see that entire hill full of gravestones. The cost of war.... Their really never is a winner.
RMJ1984 о
@@canicheenrage feelingsss
i played alot of CF at uni in 2005-2008 and this is still the best track after all these years.
I don't have the words to describe this song, the game and the emotional maturity it taught me as a young kid playing this. Apart from maybe Xcom I know of no modern games that teach you about loss in such a powerful way
Me too. These games sountracks inspire me to learn to play synth. These melodies is so beautiful that you feel they tearing your heart apart. It is nostalgic stuff for sure, but I am positive, if I've listen this song for the first time, it would also had a very emotional impact on me.
True that man. Remember also those instances where certain soldiers and terrorists are fatally wounded (but not dead) and are suffering in pain? You're prompted to perform a mercy kill OR if agitated to keep on shooting the body across the map before it disintegrates! This game was pretty outstanding at the time.
if it doesnt say jools in top reload and do over :)
Fire emblem in classic mode will make you pretty sad too.
Xcom have the same affection
Reading through comments... i mean... it is just amazing what they were able to create with such limited ressources. I feel exactly like many of you describe, and this music is as haunting today as it was back then.
I've just uploaded a cool new remake of this theme from "Cannon Fodder" to my channel. I think you'll enjoy this. Come check it out.
What an amazing, unforgettable piece of music, on one of the most unforgettable and amazing machines. *sobs*
Still brings fucking tears to my eyes. I could live 5000 years and never forget this song.
I've just uploaded a cool new remake of this theme from "Cannon Fodder" to my channel. I think you'll enjoy this. Come check it out.
too many memories, a tear dropped
The most beutiful amiga games music of all times.. My favourite.
I've just uploaded a cool new remake of this theme from "Cannon Fodder" to my channel. I think you'll enjoy this. Come check it out.
Why the hell this music need to be such a great piece of art? I fully recall all this great retro world listen to this, thanks RickyC!
Great music , in 90's very magical games and songs , love all of them....amiga is new era of gaming...
Holy shit, even disregarding the music that "Insert disk 2" image almost made cry tears of joy.
Ah memories of a "mis"-spent childhood! Jools and Jops the immortal duo!
i loved this, but i thought i was weird for loving amiga game music so much lol. but now i've seen this i'm not alone with my love for amiga music, it's why i played the games so much i think, i used to get to this recrutment screen and just listen for ages not realising how long for ;-) well done on your choice of video' top job m8ty.
Cała moja młodość przebiega mi przed oczami. Czasy amigi były najbardziej fascynujące i ciepłe. Dziś też jest fajnie, ale wtedy wszystko wydawało się takie mówiąc najbardziej szczerze - zajebiste.
Pozdrawiam
My heart ❣ NOSTALGIA playing this on my Amiga 500+ being 8 years old and loving every second! Amiga.... my first true love
I've just uploaded a cool new remake of this theme from "Cannon Fodder" to my channel. Come check it out. I think you'll enjoy this.
Holy crap, this gives me chills listening to it. I remember playing this, and seeing that damn hill fill up with all those little crosses...
I've just uploaded a cool new remake of this theme from "Cannon Fodder" to my channel. I think you'll enjoy this. Come check it out.
Sensible Software.... they were something else... in a good way.
+Frantzen79 In another word: awesomness
From the Cannon Fodder manual: And on a more serious note: don`t try playing this at home, kids, because war is not a game - war, as Cannon Fodder demonstrates in it`s own quirky little way, is a senseless waste of human resources and lives. We hope that you never have to find out the hard way.
Beautiful piece of music, I remember it on my SNES back in 1997.
I've just uploaded a cool new remake of this theme from "Cannon Fodder" to my channel. Come check it out. I think you'll enjoy this.
I can't agree with You more Friend. I remember good old days in Poland when I was kid Amiga was everything I had back then. It was long, long ago but when I surf through these old amiga's titles, memory came back to me with a hurricane speed. These are excellent memories. Nice :)
The remembrance poem of Laurence Binyon
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
Thanks for this!
Canon Fodder muisc is up there with Defender of the Crown, Flashback and SpaceGun!
I long to drive my beautiful skidoo...
Jools & Jops. Most badass duo in history of video games.
i cried tears, actual man tears.... for nostalgia and a great game.
FIRE UP THE EMULATOR!
ENGAGE!!!!!
@JonHareGames the instrumental part from 1:14 to 1:44 didn’t appear in your original song ('Narcissus'), at least as a lead part (rather than a pad). I think it really adds a lot, it's so pure, standalone (evoking lonesomeness) and contemplative.
two people never came to terms with burying jools and jops.
god bless their tiny pixelated souls.
I remember the PC opening being a fully rendered video o: but this game always holds a special place in my heart..especially when Jools and Jops get high ranks and let the fresh blood do all the work c:
this got me through so many missions when i was bored at uni.
so boss.
Ta gra jest chyba najlepszą w historii, jak sie w to grało to czlowiek zapominal o calym swiecie a jak patrzylo sie jak ktos gra to tak jakby to byl film akcji... Po prostu super, a muzyka po tylu latach wywoluje dreszcze na plecach...
Heartbreaking and moving music
If a remastered version of this came out with easier controls for Steam I'd buy it straight away!
There is cannon fodder 3 on steam (a remake) but it has mixed review and the music isn't as good.
Well that cannon fodder 3 is nothing like cannon fodder 1 and 2.
Playing the original is cool too, easy to find on abandonware
Classic on gog
@@tezboom1210 The classic version is the MS-DOS version and doesn't have the Amiga soundtrack or effects.
North & South, Lemmings, Lost Patrol, Sensible Soccer, Another World....I think my childhood was great.
Not bad at all...... Reminiscing is bliss....
This song also really works for X-Com. So many squaddies, thrown into the grinder...
Pretty much. And with such a sad, beautiful song in the background, it just makes it even more brilliant.
This game is just too fucking brilliant. Such a genious gameplay with a strong anti-bellic message.
This deseverd to be the most famous war game ever done.
I've just uploaded a cool new remake of this theme from "Cannon Fodder" to my channel. I think you'll enjoy this. Come check it out.
I remember the furore about this game 'glorifying war' but as soon as you saw the 'missing in action' list and those little, white crosses started to litter the hill, with this music in the background...man, War Ain't So Much Fun after all.
These days I can lose whole platoons of fellow soldiers in glorious 3D and feel not a single damn thing for any of them. I don't play new games much any more.
i loved that melody so much that ....since i could not somehow record it ....i just remade it in a music program soundclub so i could listen when i want ....
Nice music. Amiga rulez!!!
best gaming machine ever
+Franz Hose that's right
Serioulsy... My childhood... Cannon Fodder... Thank you... Best years ever!!
I've just uploaded a cool new remake of this theme from "Cannon Fodder" to my channel. Come check it out. I think you'll enjoy this.
@@GamingNostalgiaRemasteredseen it! Ride on \m/
this game was a blast
Najlepsza muzyka jaką słyszałem w grze.
Especially takes for the soul when the hill is all covered in crosses!
I think this game single-handedly turned me British.
Where are you from originally?
@@feralferret I'm Arab haha
For Jools, Jops and the other fallen soldiers, lest we forget...
Awesome :D
This was my favourite tune in Cannon Fodder, brings back memories..
I've just uploaded a cool new remake of this theme from "Cannon Fodder" to my channel. I think you'll enjoy this. Come check it out.
The song is "Narcissus" written and singed by jon hare. peace
Same music comes in the 'Lost in service' part. I remember saluting Jools every time it was his time to go.. It was so sad..
Just added link to MP3 version in my description.
Najpiękniejszy kawałek z tamtych lat :)
Yep, thank you very much!
Jools and Joops forever! Never forget You guys.
I like the allegorical meaning of the HOME-AWAY scoreboard. You win the battle, you going back home. You die, you pass away.
Thanks for the repley.Thats very sad a True Legend! Good luck dude.
Na CFodder, Sensible, Doom, Desert Storm, Another World itp się wychowałem i zawsze będę do nich powracał z sentymentem... Może to już starość, ale dzisiejsze gry mimo iż lubię w nie grać to nie wzbudzają we mnie takich emocji jak pokazane tutaj CF ;/ Kurde fajne wspomnienia.
Still one of the best tracks on the Amiga.
This song is among the top 20 songs on my list. Not the original but the Amiga version.
I miss trying to keep ol' Joolsie alive at all costs, no matter how many crosses came up, none would be to Jools :P
loved the tune since i played cf as a kid!
Great!
game of my youth, still have it playing in my head
It is one of those very few games that still have the perfect graphics and the pinnacle of playability that you can always play it.
muzyka dla najlepszych graczy i tych śp.
This is a classic Game with Even Better Music i love this song
This music has surprisingly good game in it.
jools used to get the 5 star general then die on a mission that became stupidly hard :( his gravestone was always massive, then came along several hundred little white crosses after that
still good
wonderful music
I had this on the amiga also had CF2 but did not like that as much , my fav level in this one was my lovely skidoo
I shit my whole ass when I learned this had vocals
My folks are selling the house so I had to go and get a bunch of my stuff out of their attic and there was my old A500! Spent a couple of happy hours playing Desert Strike today, Awesome!
Give you two guesses which game is getting dug out next!
geil, wenn man das mal wieder hört, komm die alten zeiten wieder hoch :D TOP *****
Cannon Fodder forever great game I miss the 90's greetings from Poland !!
I would like a copy of that FL file, if you don't mind.
Very powerful music.
@Chromodar But then again... every grave is a milestone of your accomplishment. Trust me; I've had my share of "Jooles!!!! NOOOOOO", but this game is about loosing troops. And I'm almost crying, saying that. This scene right here is probably the best thing about Cannon Fodder... You just sit there, doing nothing, feeling heroic as all of these soldiers join your cause... And then all of a sudden, you feel as if, you would die for these guys... Incredible game. No less. Love it.
@airjersey89 yes. this.