FiveIron wrote:This is a little different, but can someone tell me where this music comes from in this youtube i just watched? I actually don't know, but it's driving me crazy not being able to figure out what it is from. I also feel that i was annoyed playing whatever game has this music. given as a link because youtube button doesnt allow time stamps.
https://youtu.be/3kqlJhtKg20?t=840Around the 15:20 mark, the music calls back to the main theme from The Legend of Zelda, so there's the first clue. It sounds orchestrated & like chaotic fight music, so that tells me it's from a more recent Zelda.
While that helps narrow it down, I've had no luck after some cursory listening around with pinning down the exact track.
I didn't believe you at first, but you're right. Here it is: https://youtu.be/scicO4v8d3M?t=377
Thanks for the tip!
Right, let's get going again:
Goat Simulator Remastered for the Commodore 64.
Llamatron 64
It is Llamatron!
Oh, ha! That was a total guess.
Cthulu Saves the World?
Cthulu Saves the World?
Der Winner!
Double post...
I remember this RTS requiring me to set up an infinite production of units and watched endless lines of my little army men marching single file to their instant deaths.
Bonus points (only counts toward bragging rights):
Let's see who is up on their obscure mid 90's Korean arcade fighting games:
On a whim, I launched this last night. It's not the worst fighting game I've ever played and I even had some fun with it, thanks to it being pretty weird. Doesn't hold a candle to the better titles of the era though.
In the last image, Not-Hulk-Hogan is crawling away from Not-Rambo after being dazed.
More screenshots, though not terribly different from the first one.
An example of the city management (base building) part.
Game is one of the first titles by the Ukrainian developer also responsible for the STALKER series, and the first title in the entire RTS series that's now up to part 3, not including expansions and spinoffs.
I actually imported this back when it was released due to the good reviews, but ultimately ended up regretting the money spent. Imo, it was competent, but had some significant issues.
Ooh is it Cossacks?
It is indeed!
Your turn.
The arcade fighting game was 1994's "Best of Best", btw.
Holy crap, great to see this thread resurrected again. And nice pulls, AUs_TBirD! I very vaguely remember playing both of these!
I'm a big fan of the Statue of Liberty's expression in the Best of Best screenshots.
I'm a big fan of the Statue of Liberty's expression in the Best of Best screenshots.
Here's another game with small men shooting old guns at each other:
Yeah, that's what I imagined North vs South actually looking like... Don't know what it is though.
I'm a big fan of the Statue of Liberty's expression in the Best of Best screenshots.
And it's animated!
Youtube link.
Yeah, that's what I imagined North vs South actually looking like... Don't know what it is though.
bbk1980 wrote:I'm a big fan of the Statue of Liberty's expression in the Best of Best screenshots.
And it's animated!
Youtube link.
Animated shocked Statue of Liberty and fake hogan getting punched in the balls. 10/10 game no notes.
Forgot to post my guess is that Sid Meiers Gettysburg?
Close! That was going to be my choice but I went for this more modern game instead...
Ultimate General: Gettysburg.
Ultimate General: Gettysburg.
That's the one! You're up next ALG.
Never played it, but is that Rebel Galaxy?
No.
I won't answer since I had to look it up, but there's a clue on the container/ship object between the two guns.
"Bruh - The Musical" 
It looks neat as hell, whatever it is.
Can confirm, it's neat as hell.
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