Yes, indeed! I am very lucky I got a chance to play through this wonderful game and beat it. If only this game was released to the states....how much popular it would still be...
It's funny how much RPG music goes for this mood, but this whole series of games definitely specialized in the awareness that our successes can hurt each other. So much melancholy.
Seriously! To me it sounds like, even though things are bad now, through hard work and perseverance, we can reach the light at the end of the tunnel. There is hope.
I am currently 13 years old and will probably show this game to my friends, those who say the game will be lost in time, it may be but there is always going to be at least one person in each generation that will play it, I'm sure of it.
Guys like you make my day, just like you, I discovered this game at your age in 2013, make the most of your time now that you can and play all the jewels of the SNES. Saludos desde Mexico!
@@rice6809 Me permito responderte en español. Jugué este juego cuando tenia unos 8 por primera vez, desde esa ocasión lo he repetido a mis 11, 15 y 20 años, actualmente, con 24 años estoy pensado en volver a jugarlo al escuchar esta bella melodía, no puedo si no rememorar lo mucho que significa para mi. Me alegro que a los jóvenes todavía les interesen estas joyas, que aunque viejas, todavía tienen grandes historias que contar. Un placer haber coincidido, éxitos y bendiciones!
@@LotoFlac It feels so good if people after us get to play the games we enjoyed dearly. I was 9 years old, when I got my hands on Terranigma back in 1996.
One of the best themes for a rpg that was ever created. It is sad that this rpg will get lost in time. How ironic that this fact fits to the setting of this wonderful game...
With the difference, that Enix didnt developed terranigma, its developed by Quintet, so its not "really" a game from the house "enix like chrono trigger IS developed by square.
It never got released in the states for some reason. One of the few instances where it was better to be Australian in the SNES days (We missed out on Super Mario RPG, Secret of mana and CHRONO TRIGGER FFS.)
@MekaShadowlight actually it is part of a series (Soul Blazer, Illusion Of Gaia, Terranigma - in that order) havent played soul blazer yet, illusion of gaia is awesome (was called illusion of time in europe i think), but terranigma is truly stunning... i highly recommend playing gaia and terranigma....
If anyone in here hasn't played this yet, do it. Don't even bother finding an actual physical copy, just get a ROM and play it, this game is unbelievably good. It should be noted, however, that it's part of a spiritual trilogy know as the Quintet's Creation Trilogy, starting with Soul Blazer, then Illusion of Gaia (Illusion of Time in PAL, which I think is a better title since the game's plot revolves a lot around the concept of the passage of time) and finally, Terranigma. All three are amazing, but different. Soul Blazer is a lot simpler and straightforward, and because of that I think it's the most fun to play. Illusion of Gaia improved a lot on the character development and story, but made the game more complex and less straightforward. Terranigma basically improved on every single aspect, but also had a nice balance between gameplay and story, where Illusion of Gaia had more story and Soul Blazer had more gameplay overall.
every couple of years i return to this video to just remember how great this game was.... it does hurt that this will never get a remake-remaster-port to anything modern
I'm so sorry for the US. Still, Today, not even a virtuale console release. And this is the best Snes game imo. The story, the gameplay, THE AMAZING soundtrack makes this my favorite snes game of all time, right before super mario world 1.
No... I have had enough of the remakes and remasters. They do nothing but rape the original product and spit on it. May they rest in peace and never lose their innocence to the corporations of today.
@@Thunderhawk51 Yeah, Terranigma is perfect the way it is. What we need is maybe a translation touchup and North American release on VC or the SNES mini or something. They did it with Secret of Mana 2, they can do it here. As much as I love this translation, it can be really awkward and not make sense at times.
@@Thunderhawk51omg imagine what they’d do with Meylin when she falls in love with Ark… and they’d probably boost Elle’s boobs too… it’d get too sexual
+Metaknightkirby2 I bet he doesn't even know about this game since he mostly does overrated osts. Many americans don't even know of the existence of this amazingly done game.
L Majong Well to be fair he mostly does covers on requests, and games that are more well-known are obviously going to have more people asking for them.
L Majong Well yeah, but you made it sound like there was some sort malice on his part in not covering it just because it's relatively unknown. I don't believe there is.
With the Live A Live remake being real and only 5 months away, somehow I regained my hopes that maybe this masterpiece of a game and soundtrack will receive the same treatment in the future, as far away as it might be. That would be a dream come true.
I think i was something about six or seven years old when i played this game... standing in the underworld for minutes and listen to the music... my favorite game for nearly 20 years now... memories...
Just started my playthrough today, I'm at the 2nd tower and this game is great! Really I can't understand why more people don't talk about it, the story is really intriguing so far, the main character has a great design and personailty, the inventory box is cool, the music is great, the combat is really fun, and the world is so cool
Parts of the game are extremely difficult, the sidequests are very involved, and the story arguably is too mature for both the medium and the rating. Also unfortunately never had a US release, making it effectively forgotten until the early 2000s with the rise of emulation. Like Soulblazer and Illusion of Gaia, the game's themes are rather heavy, like seeing the people you help get increasingly less happy with their world the more you advance technology. The last quarter of the game has been described by many as emotional, especially the ending.
Oh, just you wait... The game has only begun. It will tear your heart apart in the best way possible. Oh, and it'll make you probably replay it, to find out which things you missed through your decisions ;)
One of the best Overworld/Underworld themes from the 16-Bit era, I loved this piece..it has a very epic/melancholic feel to it. It's too bad the US never saw this Gem released. I'm glad I found it by emulation in the early 2000s.
Smooth McGroove PLEASE, you just can't deny this awesomeness... Even though the game was never released in USA, that didn't stop me for playing it (emulator )
Oh, the memories... I didn't play this as a kid, but when I discovered emulators, this was one of the first games I played. I love the music so freaking much.
Terranigma really set you in the role of the protagonist. Feelings come out, monsters having to be defeated and the decision which you love more... i could spoiler the people who have'nt played the game yet but anyone who only knew the music and not the game... thats ashamed. Terranigma is a TRUE RollePlay-Game.
It was really sad when I dont hear this anymore.. I finished the game and this gives me nostalgia and vibes. It's sad that a game like this is underated..
Every second of this track is a masterpiece. My favourite bit is 0:20 to 0:32 because that is when a continent is restored after completing each tower and then you are back to the underworld map, ready to move onto the next one.
Anyone else here intentionally go an unnecessarily long way round to the next venue just to make sure this music got all the way round between each tower? Yeh, me too.
@@blara2401 I come across your comment only now. I wasnt comparing the two. They are just my favourite overworlds theme. One sounds like an epic adventure, the other feel mysterious and kinda melancholic.
When I have children, they're going to have lots of fun playing games on my Snes and N64 emulator. I'm halfway through this game, and I'm sad that I don't hear this song anymore.
The first time I heard this song, it spoke to me as beautifully as do one's favorite melodies. These simple samples, this old-school buildup leading to such a melodic wonder. It didn't sound like another overworld theme - it was a theme with personality, not simply depicting the vastness of lands, but also the mixture of nostalgia, distress, and awe of Ark himself. By vibrating, the sound carried these feelings and poured them right into me and even today, I have yet to think of a video game melody that hit me this hard on the first go.
Me too, you described my exact experience better than I ever could. I first heard this theme on youtube when looking into Terranigma, I'd played gaia and found out it had a sequel. After I heard this I had to play this no matter what, but was very letdown to find out there was no western release. There was no translation at the time, so I imported a japanese copy and blindly played through it. I had to have the soundtrack CD too, took years to even find it, it's very in demand due to the quality of this music and very few were printed. I want to own everything related to this game, artbooks, guides, poster ect. The underworld theme is still my favorite piece of music. Look up "Roman Hauser Terranigma" on UA-cam, you'll be glad you did
I beat this game when I was about 14 or 15... I'm 22 now... I've since become a musician and I can hear all the beautiful little things in the song that I never heard before, wow
It's sure been a hell of a journey so far... can't wait to see the rest! I wonder how those mad scientists pulled off that crazy double Mode 7 effect, or packed all this wonderful music within a few megabytes of space?
this song made me buy this game and this song made me by an SNES and this game opened up a door that inspired me to be ambitious and stretch out of my comfort zone and forget the "classics" and open up my boundaries to great games that failed to make a splash in the world. After all music is a language that can be understood by all languages and may the UA-cam algorithm bless this wonderful song to anyone who likes music, and may that person be inspired to make a game that surpasses Terranigma in every way possible, and I will look forward when that game gets released.
That game really managed to give you a sense of epic :D I definitely wasn't expecting to leave Ark's village into such a hellish looking world, it was cool.
then it looks like you (or whoever did it) did a great job introducing him to those games! I sure hope those games will somehow still be remembered in the future
This game has top-notch graphic and gameplay in its time & epic music and story even in today's standards. It's such a pity that this game is seriously underrated (even in Japan), but I'm glad it's at least appreciated here.
I discovered this game in this Year,I only play Nes and snes games when I was a child,But I was today's yrs old when I found out about Action RPG snes games,And when I search about The Coolest action rpg games I found this then I download it and play it... And when I Finish playing it all,I realized that this is the game that is messing in my childhood
I had heard this game was good and such so I had decided to try it out. I started it the beginning was ok and such...and then I got to the part where you first leave town.... When I heard this song play I knew I was in for an amazing game
@ZeroNight75 True. I think this song is the far most epic videogame song every created. Even if there are better programms and virtual instruments nowerdays, this song still has a charm that is unimproofable. Ive looked for remixes for the underworld theme of terranigma... none even closely reaches the epicness of the original
I wonder how many people didn't realise there was an extra place in the Underworld which you could do to unlock Mu on the Overworld lol. I missed it on my first play through the game.
While the overworld sounds so adventurous and free, the underworld sounds very mysterious and heroic but the cool thing of this piece of music is that there is some kind of hollow to it. I mean, you are inside the planet (underworld) and it actually fits perfectly since it is completely hollow in that state.
@NeroTheDarklord The SNES had great games because it was so closely competing with the Genesis, resulting in two systems with some of the best games ever made. I'd be daft to deny any of those SNES classics you listed, but Phantasy Star, Gunstar Heroes, Dynamite Headdy, Toejam and Earl, and Ecco the Dolphin were just as awesome. Long live the rivalry between SNES and Sega Genesis!
This game just had everything you could wish for in an (Action-)RPG. A protagonist you can identify yourself with, interesting places to discover, many different other characters you interact with and build a relationship with, true masterpieces of music that wake up the most different emotions in you... This game was pure magic. The creators of this game were gods back when developing this masterpiece. And nowadays games... they will never play in the same league as the older games. Shameful.
I came back to say that this is the best music of all time. I want someone to come up with something better than this and blow my mind away. I truly doubt that its possible though.
My good man, I love you. I played this hack a while ago, and I started playing Terranigma today, and noted how familiar was this song. You killed my agony, thx
This game was forgotten and probably will never be remembered but what it did still lives in those who had the chance to know it.....just like ark
Awesome words!!!!
Couldn't have said it better. This is an absolute gem.
ark the main protagonist of this game
Yes, indeed! I am very lucky I got a chance to play through this wonderful game and beat it. If only this game was released to the states....how much popular it would still be...
Dark world Elle was probably my first crush ever
Too powerful to be contained on one SNES game...
yes
This theme in 2020 is the best sond in game history
Too good to be left dead.
Much of the soundtrack in this game sounds both sad and hopeful at the same time. Excellent song.
It's funny how much RPG music goes for this mood, but this whole series of games definitely specialized in the awareness that our successes can hurt each other. So much melancholy.
Seriously! To me it sounds like, even though things are bad now, through hard work and perseverance, we can reach the light at the end of the tunnel. There is hope.
I agree wholeheartedly! Though this melody feels mostly melancholy to me... with hints of hope... Why do i like songs that make me feel sad?
I am currently 13 years old and will probably show this game to my friends, those who say the game will be lost in time, it may be but there is always going to be at least one person in each generation that will play it, I'm sure of it.
Guys like you make my day, just like you, I discovered this game at your age in 2013, make the most of your time now that you can and play all the jewels of the SNES.
Saludos desde Mexico!
@@BatenProyect Yo tambien hablo español tu ingles es muy bueno! Voy a disfrutar mucho este juego!
@@rice6809 Me permito responderte en español. Jugué este juego cuando tenia unos 8 por primera vez, desde esa ocasión lo he repetido a mis 11, 15 y 20 años, actualmente, con 24 años estoy pensado en volver a jugarlo al escuchar esta bella melodía, no puedo si no rememorar lo mucho que significa para mi. Me alegro que a los jóvenes todavía les interesen estas joyas, que aunque viejas, todavía tienen grandes historias que contar. Un placer haber coincidido, éxitos y bendiciones!
I discovered that game in 2004 when I was myself 13 years old, there is a pattern here!
@@LotoFlac It feels so good if people after us get to play the games we enjoyed dearly. I was 9 years old, when I got my hands on Terranigma back in 1996.
On this day Eurasia was resurrected.
On this day Australia was resurrected.
On this day South America was ressurected.
On this day Mu was resurrected.
On this day, my love for this game was resurrected. Thank you all so very much
On this day, terranigma was resurrected on switch
One of the best themes for a rpg that was ever created. It is sad that this rpg will get lost in time.
How ironic that this fact fits to the setting of this wonderful game...
Wysey go see the smw edit
It will never be forgotten, as long as we, who played it, keep the feelings and memories in our heart.
It’s one of the most popular snes games in terms of fan reception. Not going to get lost to time. (Just beat it today.)
Why the hell do I have nostalgia vibes from a game I never heard of let alone played by listening to this song?
Because it's a good song. Like how an outside video game song makes you feel something.
@@Yupppi Or you probably played the Final Fantasy VI Rom Hack "Return Of The Dark Sorcerer"
Because it has a 90s Jim Henson Dark Crystal give.
if you've played one of the versions of Boshy its the final level theme.
It's the quintessential SNES music
Terranigma is to Enix what Chrono Trigger is to Square.
With the difference, that Enix didnt developed terranigma, its developed by Quintet, so its not "really" a game from the house "enix like chrono trigger IS developed by square.
But yeah, you could arguee, that quintet had a strong connection to enix.
One of the musics in the mario's hack "Call of Cthulhu" has inspired in this music, it's a lovely song
Beaten that.... Really needs to use Save States and Rewinds. Else you go INSANE
This hack is amazing, one of the few i really loved AF
same here..
Samee!! :D such an amazing game and song
Douglas fogaça to be honest,the call of Cthulhu one is actually pretty awesome
The story of this game is so insanely good it will always be in my mind so much love
I've never even heard of this game before, and yet it makes me feel nostalgic for some reason. I love it.
+MekaShadowlight Alright, thanks!
It never got released in the states for some reason. One of the few instances where it was better to be Australian in the SNES days (We missed out on Super Mario RPG, Secret of mana and CHRONO TRIGGER FFS.)
@MekaShadowlight
actually it is part of a series (Soul Blazer, Illusion Of Gaia, Terranigma - in that order) havent played soul blazer yet, illusion of gaia is awesome (was called illusion of time in europe i think), but terranigma is truly stunning... i highly recommend playing gaia and terranigma....
If anyone in here hasn't played this yet, do it. Don't even bother finding an actual physical copy, just get a ROM and play it, this game is unbelievably good. It should be noted, however, that it's part of a spiritual trilogy know as the Quintet's Creation Trilogy, starting with Soul Blazer, then Illusion of Gaia (Illusion of Time in PAL, which I think is a better title since the game's plot revolves a lot around the concept of the passage of time) and finally, Terranigma. All three are amazing, but different. Soul Blazer is a lot simpler and straightforward, and because of that I think it's the most fun to play. Illusion of Gaia improved a lot on the character development and story, but made the game more complex and less straightforward. Terranigma basically improved on every single aspect, but also had a nice balance between gameplay and story, where Illusion of Gaia had more story and Soul Blazer had more gameplay overall.
@@GSVRemix can i play it on pc? Is it free? Can u give me a link or tell me what is the site that i can download it from?
every couple of years i return to this video to just remember how great this game was....
it does hurt that this will never get a remake-remaster-port to anything modern
I'm happy that I played this game when it was new. Forever a masterpiece. What else can I say.
I'm happy I can play it now. Lost 0 value after all these years.
This felt emotionally the most captivating SNES jrpg
the company that made it is gone
Terranigma ist still one of the best RPGs I've ever played, good old times man
I'm so sorry for the US. Still, Today, not even a virtuale console release. And this is the best Snes game imo. The story, the gameplay, THE AMAZING soundtrack makes this my favorite snes game of all time, right before super mario world 1.
I want to say it was the one with Cthulhu in it, but I could be wrong.
Flunky Dave Ok thanks. Glad to know why that song sounded familiar.
Someday this game will be recognized enough for a remaster
No... I have had enough of the remakes and remasters. They do nothing but rape the original product and spit on it. May they rest in peace and never lose their innocence to the corporations of today.
@@Thunderhawk51 Yeah, Terranigma is perfect the way it is. What we need is maybe a translation touchup and North American release on VC or the SNES mini or something. They did it with Secret of Mana 2, they can do it here. As much as I love this translation, it can be really awkward and not make sense at times.
@@Thunderhawk51omg imagine what they’d do with Meylin when she falls in love with Ark… and they’d probably boost Elle’s boobs too… it’d get too sexual
On this day nostalgia was resurrected.
wish smooth mcgroove would do a version of this
Oh my god that would be amazing. ;-;
+Metaknightkirby2 I bet he doesn't even know about this game since he mostly does overrated osts. Many americans don't even know of the existence of this amazingly done game.
L Majong Well to be fair he mostly does covers on requests, and games that are more well-known are obviously going to have more people asking for them.
Yes, that's what I intended to tell.
L Majong Well yeah, but you made it sound like there was some sort malice on his part in not covering it just because it's relatively unknown. I don't believe there is.
With the Live A Live remake being real and only 5 months away, somehow I regained my hopes that maybe this masterpiece of a game and soundtrack will receive the same treatment in the future, as far away as it might be. That would be a dream come true.
FOR REAL REMAKE TERRANIGMA
I think i was something about six or seven years old when i played this game... standing in the underworld for minutes and listen to the music... my favorite game for nearly 20 years now... memories...
Just started my playthrough today, I'm at the 2nd tower and this game is great! Really I can't understand why more people don't talk about it, the story is really intriguing so far, the main character has a great design and personailty, the inventory box is cool, the music is great, the combat is really fun, and the world is so cool
Parts of the game are extremely difficult, the sidequests are very involved, and the story arguably is too mature for both the medium and the rating. Also unfortunately never had a US release, making it effectively forgotten until the early 2000s with the rise of emulation. Like Soulblazer and Illusion of Gaia, the game's themes are rather heavy, like seeing the people you help get increasingly less happy with their world the more you advance technology. The last quarter of the game has been described by many as emotional, especially the ending.
Oh, just you wait... The game has only begun. It will tear your heart apart in the best way possible.
Oh, and it'll make you probably replay it, to find out which things you missed through your decisions ;)
One of the best Overworld/Underworld themes from the 16-Bit era, I loved this piece..it has a very epic/melancholic feel to it. It's too bad the US never saw this Gem released. I'm glad I found it by emulation in the early 2000s.
One of the best soundtracks imo. Absolutely beautiful.
Just started playing this today, and WOW. In terms of atmosphere and presentation, this game blew me away.
THIS FRICKIN MUSIC MAN!!
I really love the soundtrack of terranigma.
Thanks for share this music on UA-cam dinges666.
I have no experience with this game whatsoever, but this music is wonderful and I am glad to have experienced it.
Brings back bad memories of Boshy...
Smooth McGroove PLEASE, you just can't deny this awesomeness... Even though the game was never released in USA, that didn't stop me for playing it (emulator )
Oh, the memories... I didn't play this as a kid, but when I discovered emulators, this was one of the first games I played. I love the music so freaking much.
This game deserves a remake on the Nintendo Switch so much. My favorite JRPG on the SNES together with Secret of Mana.
Terranigma really set you in the role of the protagonist.
Feelings come out, monsters having to be defeated and the decision which you love more... i could spoiler the people who have'nt played the game yet but anyone who only knew the music and not the game... thats ashamed.
Terranigma is a TRUE RollePlay-Game.
That is Right this Game is a Masterpiece from Enix
TheDarken2 the producer of this game was Quintet not Enix actually
It was really sad when I dont hear this anymore.. I finished the game and this gives me nostalgia and vibes. It's sad that a game like this is underated..
The fact that I hear this mostly from super Mario world hacks shows how great the music
Every second of this track is a masterpiece. My favourite bit is 0:20 to 0:32 because that is when a continent is restored after completing each tower and then you are back to the underworld map, ready to move onto the next one.
Terranigma ist das beste spiel allerzeiten einfach alles hat gestimmt
Für echte fans bleibt das spiel in erinnerung
Amazing song. Brings back so many memories
Anyone else here intentionally go an unnecessarily long way round to the next venue just to make sure this music got all the way round between each tower? Yeh, me too.
das ist mein Ablolutes Lieblingspart
Hatte nachts immer meinen SNES an gelassen und diese musik die ganze nacht gehört ^^
I honestly think this is one of the best overworld song ever created. This, and the overworld form For the frog the bell tolls
I don't think I'd have ever compared the two, with how antithetic the feelings they give off are, but both are very well composed.
@@blara2401 I come across your comment only now. I wasnt comparing the two. They are just my favourite overworlds theme. One sounds like an epic adventure, the other feel mysterious and kinda melancholic.
Chrono Cross later captured the same kind of mysterious feeling Terranigma gives you. I wouldn't give up hope for something like it in the future.
When I have children, they're going to have lots of fun playing games on my Snes and N64 emulator.
I'm halfway through this game, and I'm sad that I don't hear this song anymore.
Six years later... How it was re-listening this AT THE END of the game?
Damn so many instruments playing. We got a harp, a bell, a horn, a bass, and several violins going down.
The first time I heard this song, it spoke to me as beautifully as do one's favorite melodies. These simple samples, this old-school buildup leading to such a melodic wonder. It didn't sound like another overworld theme - it was a theme with personality, not simply depicting the vastness of lands, but also the mixture of nostalgia, distress, and awe of Ark himself. By vibrating, the sound carried these feelings and poured them right into me and even today, I have yet to think of a video game melody that hit me this hard on the first go.
Great description. =D
Me too, you described my exact experience better than I ever could.
I first heard this theme on youtube when looking into Terranigma, I'd played gaia and found out it had a sequel. After I heard this I had to play this no matter what, but was very letdown to find out there was no western release. There was no translation at the time, so I imported a japanese copy and blindly played through it.
I had to have the soundtrack CD too, took years to even find it, it's very in demand due to the quality of this music and very few were printed. I want to own everything related to this game, artbooks, guides, poster ect.
The underworld theme is still my favorite piece of music.
Look up "Roman Hauser Terranigma" on UA-cam, you'll be glad you did
Thanks a lot for your compliments and your suggestion. In return, please do look up The Noble Demon's take on Underworld. It's amazing too.
Hold up. I've seen you in Touhou comment sections. How goes it?
Well I'm doing alright at the moment, thank you. I do tend to hang out in a lot of places. So do many other users.
hey now, my son has an affinity for the older stuff.
heard this music when i was 3-4 years old while someone was playing this game. Underworld full with Crystals, Lava and Mystic stuff must be amazing
i love this music.. all of it
i got tears in my eyes when i hear it every time
IT'S BOSHY TIME
I beat this game when I was about 14 or 15... I'm 22 now... I've since become a musician and I can hear all the beautiful little things in the song that I never heard before, wow
I guess your 31 years old now?
It's sure been a hell of a journey so far... can't wait to see the rest!
I wonder how those mad scientists pulled off that crazy double Mode 7 effect, or packed all this wonderful music within a few megabytes of space?
this song made me buy this game and this song made me by an SNES and this game opened up a door that inspired me to be ambitious and stretch out of my comfort zone and forget the "classics" and open up my boundaries to great games that failed to make a splash in the world. After all music is a language that can be understood by all languages and may the UA-cam algorithm bless this wonderful song to anyone who likes music, and may that person be inspired to make a game that surpasses Terranigma in every way possible, and I will look forward when that game gets released.
The travel music to end all travel music. Full of epic, understanding, and determination.
This soundtrack is legendary!!!
I want to mod Terreria to have this play whenever we go underground.
That game really managed to give you a sense of epic :D
I definitely wasn't expecting to leave Ark's village into such a hellish looking world, it was cool.
Best videogame ever
Throws me back to my childhood
One of the best game ever made. Was on a different level back in the 90's. Might play it soon again.
then it looks like you (or whoever did it) did a great job introducing him to those games!
I sure hope those games will somehow still be remembered in the future
This game has top-notch graphic and gameplay in its time & epic music and story even in today's standards. It's such a pity that this game is seriously underrated (even in Japan), but I'm glad it's at least appreciated here.
최고의 명작... 내 인생 게임... ㅠㅠㅠ
아직도 기억나는 꽈잡아! ㅋㅋ..
저랑 같네요..저도 제 인생게임
아무것도 아녀유!
I discovered this game in this Year,I only play Nes and snes games when I was a child,But I was today's yrs old when I found out about Action RPG snes games,And when I search about The Coolest action rpg games I found this then I download it and play it...
And when I Finish playing it all,I realized that this is the game that is messing in my childhood
I had heard this game was good and such so I had decided to try it out. I started it the beginning was ok and such...and then I got to the part where you first leave town.... When I heard this song play I knew I was in for an amazing game
I wanna be the Boshy - Final Path!
I mean, all the songs (except the credits song )are from other games
I'm not sure what kind of horns those are, but they send chills down my spine.
at this day ......... has reborn fuckin' Epic message ever.
I cant breathe because of sheer power of nostalgia
Soul Blazer and Illusion of Gaia are awesome, but this game is a masterpiece!
I like more Illusion of Gaia. This one it´s too squared with all he towers stuff. Too simple.
Epic music!
Enix, the game the company before becoming Square Enix... I hope they will find it in themselves to remake this masterpiece one day.
Yeah men,i wish they would create Terranigma 2 right now
@AstysFortune yes man, Terranigma again saved the slightly older snes
That goosebumps... 😨😨
@ZeroNight75 True. I think this song is the far most epic videogame song every created. Even if there are better programms and virtual instruments nowerdays, this song still has a charm that is unimproofable. Ive looked for remixes for the underworld theme of terranigma... none even closely reaches the epicness of the original
I used to sing this to myself on the playground in elementary school...ahhh man.
this game is one of the most epic games ever.
Goosebumps! :)
The original team behind this game wants to do a remake :)
What a fucking masterpiece.
I wonder how many people didn't realise there was an extra place in the Underworld which you could do to unlock Mu on the Overworld lol.
I missed it on my first play through the game.
While the overworld sounds so adventurous and free, the underworld sounds very mysterious and heroic but the cool thing of this piece of music is that there is some kind of hollow to it. I mean, you are inside the planet (underworld) and it actually fits perfectly since it is completely hollow in that state.
@NeroTheDarklord The SNES had great games because it was so closely competing with the Genesis, resulting in two systems with some of the best games ever made. I'd be daft to deny any of those SNES classics you listed, but Phantasy Star, Gunstar Heroes, Dynamite Headdy, Toejam and Earl, and Ecco the Dolphin were just as awesome.
Long live the rivalry between SNES and Sega Genesis!
Those crystalline arpeggios are giving me major FFIV vibes - some of the best sounding audio on the SNES
This game just had everything you could wish for in an (Action-)RPG. A protagonist you can identify yourself with, interesting places to discover, many different other characters you interact with and build a relationship with, true masterpieces of music that wake up the most different emotions in you...
This game was pure magic. The creators of this game were gods back when developing this masterpiece. And nowadays games... they will never play in the same league as the older games. Shameful.
The best game I've ever played...Godlike
I came back to say that this is the best music of all time. I want someone to come up with something better than this and blow my mind away. I truly doubt that its possible though.
I'm just now finding out where this song came from. I heard it in a Mario romhack about Cthulhu and that's all I knew.
so great..
good ol' memories
i have to thank an old friend of my sisters who got me into using emulators the only way i ever got to play this masterpiece was thanks to that guy!
One of the greatest Games in the History of Videogaming 😍 with an epic Sound
Great song and game. I have to replay it again someday
This song is in Mario Call of Cthulhu, a hack of Super Mario World. This song is awesome!!!
My good man, I love you. I played this hack a while ago, and I started playing Terranigma today, and noted how familiar was this song. You killed my agony, thx
God this single track is top 5 on the SNES, almost reaches Corridors of Time levels
Happy Birthday old friend, and favorite game
I'm just really digging the box art.
Here from the call of cthullu romhack soundtrack , suprised how close it sounds to the original actually
Best song in the game ;________; Epic, awesome and beautiful
i pity the young generation for they will never know what a true masterpiece in gaming is...
love this game 😔
Wow, wow, wow... This is so beautifully sad...