YouTube link: https://youtu.be/s-EvEPnauJs

I couldn't believe it has already been 7 years since I last attempted this track... Tried a different take this time.

Sonic Advance - Cosmic Angel (Arrangement v2)

Mega Man Zero 4 - Holy Land [FMBlaster!]

I finished this a long time ago and all that was left to do was adjust the fade out for like 3 months. True laziness.

Anyway, I'm a poseur so the sounds I used were FMDRIVE, VOPM, FM7, GXSCC and NES VST. PCM drums are a bunch of arcade and X68k samples layered.

Sonic Heroes - Casino Park [House Chips Arrange]

made it a bit louder and adjusted some instruments

Kirby 64 - The Crystal Shards - Boss (rock arrange)

C-C-COMBO

Did this in roughly 4-5 hours. Streets of Rage soundalike this one, took some of my own creative liberties in areas but it's for the most part fairly authentic to the original. Hope you enjoy~

vgm: https://dl.dropbox.com/s/uar9odri0ur2bmn/ppz1sat.vgm

Probably one of the last tracks I'll title in this format (mainly since this is long overdue and I want it to be consistent with the other S3DSat>MD tracks) btw.

Sonic 3D Blast (Saturn) - Panic Puppet Zone - Act 1 [Sega Mega Drive / YM2612]

Mega Man X3 - Volt Catfish (YM2612 Cover)

I really liked how this one turned out, so much that I forgot how the original sounded like for w hile

Thanks to @matsumuho for helping me with ideas while I was making this

Queen in the Grand Knight

So.. this is actually really old. It's nearly 2 years old even - the date modified says 2017-06-21 (before Sonic Mania released and before the Switch leak, as well), but I went back and found it before I streamed Cooldown and I totally regret not uploading this. So, here it is!

Lava Reef Zone - Act 2

I wonder what it would've been like if the PlayStation came out as originally planned as the CD-ROM add-on for the Super Nintendo. Here's what I think it might've sounded like in TMNT 4.

Sewer Surfin'! [Unreleased Nintendo PlayStation CD-ROM version]

Happy New Year my dear friends! Many of you have requested that I cover the song Good Weather from the game Gimmick!, and as ye have asked, so shall ye receive! Much love to you all.

The main synths are all Native Instruments FM8, which is itself a nearly-perfect simulation of the venerable Yamaha DX7 from 1983. Even the "steel drums" are from the DX7!

Mega Man X3 - Volt Catfish (YM2612 Cover)

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