Digimon Battle Spirit 2 Soundtrack
altered version of the anime’s season 1-3 soundtracks
by Takanori Arisawa
released 2003 (1999-2002) by Bandai and Toei Animation
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I’m not entirely sure if this one is correct, but just to let people know: I spend a lot of time tracking down the correct information for these posts, but sometimes shit gets difficult.
0 playsDigimon Battle Spirit 2
Platform: Gameboy Advance
Year: 2003 (North America)
Bandai
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Starter character select menu
Super Mario World
Platform: Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Year: 1991 (North America)
Nintendo
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Yoshi’s Island 1
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Took a few attempts to get used to the controls again
Hello! Sorry I’m not home, but I have gone to rescue my friends who were captured by Bowser.
Yoshi
Super Mario World
Super Mario World
Platform: Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Year: 1991 (North America)
Nintendo
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Game Sprites
Super Mario World
Platform: Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Year: 1991 (North America)
Nintendo
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World Map
DK Jamz
by David Wise
assistance from Robin Beanland and Eveline Fischer
released 1995 by Nintendo
39 playsDonkey Kong Country
Platform: Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Year: 1994 (North America)
Nintendo
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Donkey Kong Country
Platform: Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Year: 1994 (North America)
Nintendo
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Haven’t played this since I was just a kid.
Let’s see how this goes!
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Here is the little intro thing when you start the game.
You ssaid lizard! It takess a lot of nerve to call a bangaa a lizard!
Lizard human
Final Fantasy: Tactics Advance
Final Fantasy: Tactics Advance
Platform: Gameboy Advance
Year: 2003 (North America)
Square Enix
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So I’m learning how to snowball fight in the FFTA world, it’s probably about the 12th time I’ve done this.
I really can’t wait to do the areas where my characters can permanently die!
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Bully one: Aww, man! Why do I get stuck on the weak team? We’re just gonna lose. Where’s the fun in that? Hey, Mewt. Where’s your little bear today?
Mewt: ….
Bully two: He didn’t want his precious bear to get wet in the snow
Bully three: Aww… Did your mommy give you that bear?
Bully one: What’s your problem new kid?
Bully three: Leave him alone. He’s not going to say anything anyway, He’s like a little girl!
Girl with red hair: Hey! That’s gender discrimination! And I know some “little girls” who can kick your butt!
Bully one: Whoa, Ritz! What’s your problem?
Girl with red hair (Ritz): You don’t want to be on that team, right? How about we switch? Would that be better? Lets start already!
Ritz: You should speak up. Tell them your name, at least. You can’t be the “new kid” forever!
Mewt: Sorry, Cactus.
Cactus: You don’t have to apologize, Mewt. You haven’t done anything wrong.
Mewt: …
Ritz: Okay, Mr. Leslaie, we’re ready to go!
Mr. Leslaie: Then let’s get this snowball fight started! Ready? Gotten used to the snow in St. Ivalice yet, Cactus? It’s much warmer where you’re from, isn’t it?
Cactus: Yes, sir. It never snowed. This is practically my first snowball fight…
Mr. Leslaie: Really? Then let me give you some pointers. Ritz, could you help us out?
Ritz: Yes, Mr. Leslaie.
Mr. Leslaie: Kids with the highest “speed” move first.
Ritz: Once your turn comes around, first you have to “move.” You can only go a set distance so think first, then move.
Mr. Leslaie: When the menu isn’t up, press the B BUTTON to see your move range.
Ritz: You can redo a move as many times as you want! Ready to move? Okay, now that you’re in position, you can throw a snowball. Choose “Snowball” from the “Action” menu.
Mr. Leslaie: The green colored panels show your throwing range. Now choose where you want to aim within that range!
Ritz: If no one from the other team is in range, just “wait.”
Mr. Leslaie: Waiting makes your next turn come around quicker.
Ritz: OK… Here goes! Hyaah!
Mr. Leslaie: Once you’ve thrown, you have to choose a “facing.” Once you’ve chosen a facing, your turn ends.
Ritz: Understand?
Cactus: Yeah, I think so. Thanks Ritz, Mr. Leslaie.
Mr. Leslaie: Let’s get back to the snowball fight, then.
Ritz: Good luck Cactus!
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Original Soundtrack
by Hitoshi Sakimoto
assistance from Nobue Uematsu, Kaori Ohkoshi, and Ayako Saso
released 2003 by Digicube
110 playsThe Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
Platform: Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Year: 1992 (North America)
Nintendo
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I was really looking forward to running the beginning of the game today. Unfortunately hitting the game over screen was not on my agenda, but I haven’t played in a while so I’m gonna need to warm up a little.
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Long ago, in the beautiful kingdom of Hyrule surrounded by mountains and forests…
Legends told of an omnipotent and omniscient Golden Power that resided in a hidden land.
Many people agressively sought to enter the hidden Golden Land…
But no one ever returned. One day evil power began to flow from the Golden Land…
So the King commanded seven wise men to seal the gate to the Land of the Golden Power.
That seal should have remained for all time…
… …But, when these events were obscured by the mists of time and became legend…
A mysterious wizard known as Agahnim came to Hyrule to release the seal. He eliminated the good King of Hyrule…
Through evil magic, he began to make descendants of the seven wise men vanish, one after another.
And the time of destiny for Princess Zelda is drawing near.
