"TMNT (1987) Theme Song | Multilanguage"

While I'm on the subject of Ninja Turtles and its music:

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My favorite (aside from the original English, naturally) is still the German version. And the Hebrew version, which I'd never heard before now, is pretty cool, too. I also like the Italian version for how completely different it is, even compared to the Hebrew one, as most of the others sound at least somewhat similar to the English version.

Damn... I'm going to have the Ninja Turtle theme stuck in my head for like at least a week now. Unless I drown it out with some other stuff... ¬_¬ (EDIT) Wow, a lot of the versions of the Sailor Moon theme are completely different, definitely not versions of Moonlight Densetsu. (/EDIT)

"The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (2019) (OST)"

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I want to get a Switch someday just for this game alone, if absolutely nothing else.

Yeah, since that previous post, I've basically been sitting here doing nothing but listening to various music on Youtube, which ended up being mostly video game music and covers/remixes. Certainly wouldn't be the first time.

"Vortigon - Venetian Rose (Street Fighter Alpha 2/3 Remix)"

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It's a remix of Rose's theme. Yes, both of those, together. Made by the same person who did that SFA3 Karin theme remix that I posted several months ago.

"The Sun Rises (Okami) - GaMetal Remix"

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it's almost 4am i really should go to bed now

"Fixating on player counts and 'dead games' is making gaming worse"

"How did we get here?"

We got here because the modern video game industry became a steaming, festering pool of diarrhetic elephant shit over the past decade or two, and this here is only one symptom among dozens of how that is the case.

The fact that games can "die" in the first place is utterly asinine. Maybe don't introduce yet another banal fucking MMO or MOBA or "battle royal" or whatever shitty multiplayer-only game into an already grossly oversaturated market. Maybe don't shoehorn online features into otherwise singleplayer games, arbitrarily decide to turn off and get rid of said features only a few years later, and then whine about how nobody buys or plays your goddamned games anymore.