NAME THAT GAME!!!

This one ought to be easy, but I just wanted to post one of my favorite pieces of game music. Love the bass line here.

http://rapidshare.com/files/3758195041/namethatgame8.mp3

First thing that comes to mind is Star Ocean: Till the End of Time

(Read this like Regis Philbin on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?)

Ooh... I'm sorry. The answer we were looking for is... Star Ocean: Till The End of Time YOU ARE CORRECT!

It sounds like the intro to an 80s/early 90s TV show.

I'll go with Shenmue for my guess because I have no earthly idea.

The Four Seven wrote:It sounds like the intro to an 80s/early 90s TV show.

I'll go with Shenmue for my guess because I have no earthly idea.

Nope.

But you are right on the money about the 80s-early 90s. It first came out on the PC-8801 and MSX2. It was then later ported to the PC Engine, Sega CD, PSX, and Saturn.

Snatcher. BTW, hot track, pretty much my style.

Don Vecta wrote:Snatcher. BTW, hot track, pretty much my style.

I knew you would like it.

Your turn!

http://soundcloud.com/mac-franco/hiyamommy

Enjoy.

I'm gonna have to play Snatcher after hearing that.

Also no idea what the Vecta track is, but it's pretty cool.

Fuck, I think I've played this game before, but I can't remember where it's from.

Way of the Samurai?

@badjab: Snatcher was solid, but it was no where near as godly as the internet makes it out to be. It does have a nice soundtrack though.

Nope, le hint: this is one of the two end credits themes within the game. Yes, game has two different genre games within, one that was supposed to be complimentary but was almost mandatory if you wanted to unlock most of the stuff and half trophies/achievements (which gives out another important hint).

LittleBigPlanet?

Saven wrote:LittleBigPlanet?

Bzzzt! Wrongz!


Le hint 3: it's one of the very few titles that still get an arcade release before the console one. And no, this track is not in the arcade version. The arcade version of this game is slightly different from the console version.

Soul Calibur IV or V?

The Four Seven wrote:Soul Calibur IV or V?

No, but VERY VERY close.

The last hint and give away: same game developer.

Tekken 6?

Saven wrote:Tekken 6?

The man has spoken! Yes!


Tekken 6, known as Tekken 6 Bloodline Rebellion. This is the end credits of the scenario campaign mode, which was supposed to be a beat 'em up side game but ended up being basically shoehorned to the point that most achievement/trophies were earned there, custom items could be earned for free (and with properties effective in the same game like the equipment of an RPG character, endings and whatnot.


Hit 'em up, Savs!

I knew it was from something I played before. I forgot about the Scenario Campaign, but then again who would remember it.

Anyways, next tune:

This sounds so Yakuza

Don Vecta wrote:This sounds so Yakuza

Well, I hate the say this since you love Yakuza a lot, but you are wrong.

Hint 1: This game was first released for the PC. It was then later ported to the PS2 and Xbox. After that, it was later ported to the Mac and THEN later was ported to the iOS and Android phones. There was a GBA port, but it was different than all of the other versions.

It should also be noted that the PS2 port sucks ass and really ruins the game.

Broken Sword?

Max Payne?

Benny26 wrote:Max Payne?

And the winner is Benny!

Was in the process of writing a hint about it being one of the first games to use dynamic difficulty adjustment, but you posted right before I could do so.

Your turn!

Saven wrote:

Benny26 wrote:Max Payne?

And the winner is Benny!

Was in the process of writing a hint about it being one of the first games to use dynamic difficulty adjustment, but you posted right before I could do so.

Your turn!

Was racking my brain over that one, knew I'd corner it eventually though.

Here's one for people to go at:

http://soundcloud.com/benny26-2/name-that-game