I turn 30 in less than 24 hours, and it feels like just yesterday I was playing this game as a toddler, with no cares in the world, and proudly telling my mom at dinner how I beat this or that level. The time goes by way too fast. Make sure to spend time with the people you love and cut out the folks who only make your life more difficult than it has to be. Don't ever forget the past, but make sure not to dwell on it, don't fret the small stuff, and stop being so damn hard on yourself.
0:00 0:07 I know I'm probably a little less than a year late on your birthday but I want to give these to you on your birthday this year to make up for it!
My brother (4 years older than I) and I used to play this so much back in the day. I also turned 30 this year too. He's gone now, but I've since downloaded this song and sometimes I like to stare up at the stars with this playing thinking his spirit is still out there amongst the Cosmos, waiting for me and everyone else he knew here on Earth to reunite in whatever the heck it is beyond this life.
When I was a kid this was one of my favorite songs to listen to before I went to sleep... I'd unplug the video cable (I think it was the yellow one) and my TV would be dark but still play music... Can't really do that anymore... It's the little things yknow?
This song...star fox in general reminds me of my dad. He had this on the 64 when he was younger, when I was like 3 I remember playing star fox 64 with him early in the morning. For a few years i forgot about star fox until I saw the old 3ds commercial with footage of starfox 64 3d, I was like 8 or 9 years old, on Christmas i got the original 3ds with a copy of star fox 64 3d, I played the hell out of that game. In 2015 my dad passed away and one week later I decided to replay star fox 64 3d, I beat andross again and when I heard James mccloud say "never give up my son" I broke down In tears. In a way my dad is my James mccloud . Out of any fictional character I relate mostly to fox. Its kinda funny though my little sister tells me i act like fox, I never noticed it until she pointed it out. I'm 16 now, and star fox will always be my favorite game and will always have a speacil place in my heart. ~"This is Fox, returning to base"~ Edit: Hey guys! Sorry if this made any if you feel down or anything like that. I just kinda needed to let this out at the time. thank you all!
This song makes you feel like you have your own mission to take care of in life. The hardest part is just finding out what that mission could possibly be.
That's deep. And so true. I'm turning 21 soon and don't have much perspective ATM, because I don't know what I would want to do in life. I hope I'll discover what my mission is someday.
Came here expecting comments about how awesome the game was, but instead found a bunch of nostalgic 20-40 something year olds missing those days.. it's crazy how something as soothing and wonderful as this music is, brings us together.
This song is so incredibly cruel. It reminds you of the simplest times, and reminds many of us of times with family and friends we can never have again. It's like those memories are stuck in the space that this piece paints a picture of. It's powerful and beautiful but it also makes me so fucking sad. Yet here I sat, listening to it for an extended period of time. It's like it's all I could do to go back... I think, for me, it may be the greatest video game composition of all time... and space
totally my thoughts. When I listen to this, I realize that I'm just a piece of dust, a microscopic part of this immense, infinite beautiful and divine space. And at the same time Im so proud to experience the human-being. This game is part of my life, and this music will follow me foREVer
It's amazing what simple things like a video-game's soundtrack can do to you and how much impact it has. We didn't think about it back then but now that we've grown older, it means so much more than it did. You might be doing something that seems insignificant to you right now but maybe, in a couple of years, you'll look back on it and miss those days. Cherish the present, friends.
Shrek The Master Baiter I never was able to play the original as a newer generation of gaming, however that doesn't mean I still appreciate this game for what it is, as even though I never had the actual N64 experience, the fantastic remaster that was the 3DS edition helped me to find out what was loved about the game. The music was recomposed and boy does it sound beautiful. The voice acting is still hilariously cheesy (except recorded for higher quality cheese) and the gameplay is awesome. Some levels that looked sorta dull due to limitations of the N64 (for me at least) looked more lively. Solar and Aquas never looked so good with the age and charm of the N64, and the newer, higher tech but faithfulness of the 3DS. Honestly it's such a good game even though I never even played it in 1997
I completely understand. Right now, I feel like I would do anything to go back to 2014. I miss those days when I was care free, because when you reach your teenage years, life starts to get hard and you start feeling like nothing makes you as happy as those days. But maybe, in 2014, when you still cared about, take for example, The old minecraft (when it wasn’t ruined), And other games that I loved back then, sitting in my living room on a December evening beside the Christmas tree with the snow falling gently outside, I was probably thinking about 2012, and how I loved my Nintendo wii, and late summer nights outside with my friends when it was still bright at nights. But it’s for real this time. *i am* trying very hard to cherish the present, but it just feels like it won’t be as good as those old days. I know you probably don’t understand what I mean, as it’s a very personal thing to me, but damn does that feel good to get out...
My older brother and I were fascinated with breaking our "total hits" record. We were determined to break 1500... the record screen was splashed with our initials "SJM" - a combination of both our names. He moved away before breaking 1500 though. I continued playing by myself, and eventually broke it. I was so excited! It felt like an accomplishment. Then, it struck me, as I entered my own initials and saw all the other SJMs records before it. I stayed on that screen for a good half hour, just wondering where to go from there. It's probably at that moment that I realized that my childhood was done, we were growing up. He left for the big city... and I was just a few years behind. This music symbolizes the end of my childhood.
Beat it for the first time in my life just now and I’m 26 now. I always used to try and beat it when I was a lil kid and it was too hard for me. It’s weird, I got to initial screen, and saw my dads initials. Haven seen him ever since around that time when I played it when I was a kid, like 20+ yrs ago. Crazy how memories can be inscribed within a video game like that. Also my cousin vanessas initials on it that brought back memories as well
One day i came home after going shopping with my mom, and when we got there my dad was in the living room playing starfox 64. He turned to us and said "look yall! I made it so we can record whats on the tv now!" And he showed us a video recording of him playing through the second level, sector y i think its called, the one with all the big frigate space ships and the gundam-looking boss at the end. I was so amazed. He was like a superhero to me. Just a wonderful memory i wanted to share; he was way ahead of his time. Wish i still had the video. i love you dad
I'm a 40+ yo man, with a 5 yo daughter and a wife. I used to play this with my brother in our pre-teens and teens. Video games fed my imagination back in the 90s and though today I'm the Head of Design for a company here in the UK, I keep coming here every now and again to go back in time just to be 17 again next my brother.
Went I was a kid I used to leave my tv on with this song, sometimes my mother used to turn it off when she find out, so I figured out a way to listen to the song with back screen, i only had to unplug the yellow cable from my Nintendo, it was so relaxing, even today sometimes I leave my tv on with this video and but I put a time limit of 1 hour on my tv so I have the time to fall asleep before it turn off. It makes me remember my good old times as a child in gaming.
I was 6 years old when this game came out. Among all the N64 games my older brother and I played constantly, this one was one of my favorites. My brother was really good so he always had the #1 high score so I played over and over trying to beat it. Years went by and I still hadn't beaten his score, came close a few times, but couldn't quite get there. The rankings always showed him at #1 and all the rest were my attempts. Then one day over a decade and a half later, I finally beat his score! I was so excited, I smiled as I entered my initials, and immediately had a wave of sadness come over me. Seeing his initials at the #2 spot didn't feel good at all like I thought it would. It's like the game was officially over for me, along with my childhood. That almost life-long challenge was over. I sent him a picture of the ranking list and he, who was well into his adult life, moved away and didn't really care too much about video games anymore, just kinda said "Oh, cool. You finally did it, good job." I haven't played the game since but I find myself listening to this song a lot. I don't know how to explain it but all the emotions of me happily playing this game for years and then it finally ending sad for me, those emotions are captured perfectly by this song. Ah well, it all seems like so long ago now. Just a memory that's drifting away into the cosmic abyss, slowly being forgotten, exactly how this song sounds...
Thanks for sharing, this is a good story. Long time it took you to beat your brother, you always wanted to beat him to be the first place. Be grateful you have a brother today, I lost mine two years ago... :'(
I think my older brother also has the high score and I've tried a bunch of times over the years to top his. But you're right, it's like the game would be over if I beat his score...
Loved this man, I feel like every comment I read on these kind of videos just reminds me all of you out there are like a family to me. I love that we can bond over things like this and your story you shared immediately made me think of my sister and I. I’m 33 now and she’s 30, but my God did we have a blast on Star Fox and so many other great gems from our past. God Bless!!
@snovotny007 My story is quite the same, but with a few here and goes, my brother moved away really far away like planet distances, along with my dad. We used to have fun with this beating each other constantly until some time later my initials NJS were in every score in the ranking, literally quite sad, broke to tears. Those memories are just like you are describing, they are drifting away , slowly being forgotten. I still play it sometime to remember, and the new challenger joins, my nephew, he does not even remotely know about why his uncle cries when he stares at the SF64 menu. Best regards from Argentina
I love people still comment on this video, distanced by times varying from a few months apart to a couple years. It makes me smile, and I shall add: Ya know, people often ask me, "What kind of music do you listen to?" But I never really knew an answer to give them except: Video Game OSTs (A vast majority of N64 tracks I can admit!). Often I was delivered a response, with an unintended smile, that read, "Really? Video Game music?" But I could never truly explain why. Tonight though, I felt like listening to my 'custom' video game music album on my ol' I-pod and it sorta clicked-- you don't need lyrics to convey emotions, the music alone can do so in such a stupendous manner . I heard the upbeat rhythm of Mario Tennis 2nd Tournament that got me pumped. Felt the sorrow that comes from the Song of Healing from Majora's Mask. Or how about the joy you feel from the End Credits theme of Super Mario 64? And the playlist ended with this song, and it accomplished the same goal as always: Drifting off into space of thoughts... Yeh, different feelings for different folks, but isn't that kind of the beauty of it? Anyway, that's enough of one random TH-camr's ramble, happy listening to ya!
Glad I get to play Starfox 64 again on my Nintendo Switch, this song is the whole reason why I came back to Starfox 64, so much nostalgia, so much memories of where all the years gone by.
This is the kind of music that you'd imagine plays when you have become old, retired, and you start to contemplate about what you have done in life and what you have achieved. Now I'm 28 and I still have my N64 and Lylat Wars 64 (as this is known as in Europe, I always liked the European name better) in perfect condition. The old consoles can last decades, modern consoles are full of so much unnecessary stuff and dies within 5 years maximum. In fact I'm going to play this today. :) I have so many fond memories of playing this back in the days. When we were kids, we used to be happy when a new console with better graphics came out. I'm not saying the old are bad because we have stronger consoles today (the old consoles are actually better, in my honest opinion, and cannot be defeated). But we used to think things will get better, but as we grow and reach a certain age, we realise the more realistic graphics becomes, the less it becomes an "actual" gaming console. The more realistic it gets, the more of its charm it loses. That's why I say old will always be gold. :) And in my honest opinion, things were much better back in the days when we didn't have online games. Games don't need online support to be good. Back in the days we would actually gather a group of friends and play 4-player and physically interact with each other, having a good time being social together. Today people interact with each other online and there's nothing social about it as we can't see each other's funny reactions right next to each other. This music stands the test of time, it's pure timeless. And I wish more pianists would play this and upload it here. There's a few that have done it, and they all have their own beautiful interpretation of it. But compared to other Nintendo songs, this isn't very popular among video game pianists, sadly. Maybe I'll one day contribute to this song, but not before I become a better pianist. This sounds easy to learn/make your own interpretation by ear as it's very-slow paced, repetitive and thus not much going on. But I have yet so much to learn, so for now now my goal won't be to learn the songs I actually want to learn. But I'll get there eventually, my teacher thinks I am musical. :)
Holy crap mate. I liked this song before, now you made tear up an want to play Star Fox 64 (as we knew it in Latinamerica) and just be in the Menu in order to listen to this.
Øyvind S. Karlsen While it's cool doing 4 player local, Online is a necessary component for games with great Multiplayer. However local felt more fun as you would be with your best buddies together on the same screen. Online you can't see each other or chat with each other vocally (mostly) or see each other unless you are #PCMASTERRACE where you can use Teamspeak, Discord, Skype to see each other or the game's provided chat and mic features. In local you could be bunched up on the screen having a blast, or be in different rooms with a Nintendo DS for local wireless.
I have more or less that sensation but it's kinda like a music that plays after the end of something dramatic. It ecoes through my mind "now you can rest easy.". I however have a completely different opinion. I think that it is only natural that kids crave new things and this will NEVER change, it is in the very nature of young humans to be like that and old people will always prefer old things, it's a law of nature pretty much. In our childhoods we lived through an era of fast development, we witnessed games going from 2D to 3D, really massive advancements, the N64 is a very different console in comparison with the SNES and this is thanks to the massive technological advancements that were happening at the time and when the Playstation and N64 came out they were incredible, they shifted paradigms to what we still use nowadays... And you talk about realism taking out the magic but seriously nowadays realism is only a matter of choice, games can still not be realistic, they can be anything, the hardware does not dictate what a game looks like, the hardware is just a limiting factor in terms of time, more processing power means more time to put more things on the screen, basically that. And with more things we can make more realistic games yes but not necessarily, I'm not sure if you understand this. And yes the more realistic a game is, the closer it gets to a simulation, it starts to transcend the concept of what a game is, you are right about that. This is exactly why VR is not really considered a videogame, it's actually a general purpose medium that can be used for all sorts of things, in a near future even work tasks will be performed in VR but right now it's limited to gaming because the specs of current HMDs are not good enough for display virtualization which is necessary to build a VR workspace. But yeah putting VR aside... What I'm getting into is that hardware is only a limiting factor, it's not something that tells exactly what a game is supposed to be. The reason why modern games are on a realism trend has to do with social aspects, not hardware. If you go around asking what people want, they'll explain that they want more realistic experiences such as Kingdom Come Deliverance and Battlefield 1. Those games were made because there is a demand for them... Kingdom Come is a more realistic middle age game which has no magic, no powers, no dragons and etc, it's a "Low fantasy" game, in other words a very realistic game that has a fictional story but it's otherwise faithful to historical facts, in other words... It's realistic, not just visually but the whole context of the game is realistic and therefore it's almost a simulation of the past. That's why I agreed that more realism means to transcend what a game is and become a simulation instead of a game. Kingdom Come and Battlefield 1 are both supposed to simulate how things were in the past historically speaking. So not only those are realistic in looks but also the context. And sure maybe we should separate simulations from games so that you get a more clear view that there are still games around. Just keep in mind that the hardware is not something that tells what the game is supposed to be, seriously even nowadays the games can be made however people want but what happens is that the culture changed... Most people nowadays are into more realistic things.. And I mean realistic not just visually, I mean ACTUALLY realistic, like the story and everything. Kingdom Come is exactly what I mean, it has no magic, no dragons and etc. Battlefield 1 is also a game that is answering the demands of people that wanted more historically accurate games which according to our logic here are not games but simulations of the past. Recreations of past lives sort of speaking... Because there are some games that are only realistic in visuals such as Skyrim or Crysis 3. Seriously... Skyrim has realistic visuals but the game is full of magic and absurd events, I don't know if because of that you would still consider it a game or not because maybe you only care about the visuals, if the visuals are realistic then automatically it's not a game... But I consider Skyrim a game because the events are not realistic at all even if the visuals are... For me a simulation is when EVERYTHING is realistic, not just the visuals so yeah Crysis 3 is also a game, not a simulation because even though it has some of the most realistic visuals in a game, the game itself features a very absurd story about a suit that assimilates a man and becomes him and it turns another guy into the previous man and he survives a fall from space and becomes immortal afterwards... It's a really complex shit, really beyond anything that could happen in reality. So yeah for me realistic visuals are not enough for something to be disqualified as a game. But if everything is realistic then yes it gets disqualified and renamed as a Simulation rather than a game. And I mean an actual simulator, not just those meme simulators that only exist to make fun of the concept of simulators. Perhaps what must be done is a complete separation of games and simulations into two distinct markets. The mess started when many PC gamers migrated to consoles because of the Xbox... But previously simulations were an exclusively PC thing and perhaps it should've stayed that way. Now that the market is a mess people like you appear to blame technological advancements for everything when actually the technology only gave us more options, it never took away the possibility to make games just the way you liked. In fact modern consoles can connect up to 10 controllers instead of just 4 for local multiplayer and with higher resolution TVs, 10 subdivisions would still have enough resolution and size for everybody to play well and to top it all with hardware such as the Nintendo Switch a local LAN multiplayer is possible. Technological advancements actually brought MORE possibilities for local multiplayer as well. The problem isn't the technology. It's Culture, it's the people that prefer to stay at home... The people that prefer convenience over having a good time.
Koji Kondo, thank you for composing music like this, ocarina of time and so many others. We drift into the ethereal with calm. We float into the void with peace. We breathe deep these gentle tones and never wish to wake.
When I was at Basic Military Training this song would always be stuck playing on a loop in my head. I don't know why but it would make me emotional for some reason every time.
I remember playing this game on my school chrome book in class and had a blast… I will never forget that day where I flew through Coronaria, that was magical man. and while I was not around for the N64 era, this game will always have a special place in my heart as my favorite video game of all time, my grandpa passed away in 2018 and while he never saw who I would really become. This music reminds me of him as he was a very peaceful man. I’d say cherish the ones around you while you still can. I know it’s cheesy but your parents your dog your brothers or sisters won’t always be there. Live life to the fullest. ❤
This song is so nostalgic for me, makes me remember all those times that I played with my old friends, friend that I don't see anymore but I have in my heart, very good times and years that will not return, more than 20 years since I played the game by first time and I still loving it, I had a good childhood, a wonderful one and I didn't knew it.
totally agreed with you bro. I often think the same thing and when i do i have heartache. The old times were the best, and they will never come again....
Me and my brother used to bond playing this specific game,he has shown me what he has grown up on, showing me the world he always had. I was not born around this time, nor I am gonna be those kids who say “I grew up with this just like you guys!!”. This was a gift for me from my brother, showing me something I thought I could never experience. I remember whenever I had to wait for him, this is the song that played while I was waiting for him to come back from whatever he was doing.. I miss what me and him had.. I could never get that bond anymore.
Good lord. Talk about a nostalgia bomb. Much of the N64 music library makes me feel this way; this theme in particular is really touching. About two years after this game was released a series of events happened in my parent's lives, and by extension mine and my siblings lives, that caused disquiet and pain for a decade after. Life overwhelmed us, and by the time I finally found steady ground again, I was an adult, with my own stresses and responsibilities to tend to. But when I listen to this, it really takes me back to being nine years old, summer light coming through the windows, no worries on the horizon yet. This song is so beautiful that it's practically angelic.
This really brings me back to a time of innocence in my life. The menu music sounds so hopeful but extremely sad at the same time. I'm so glad I got to play this game with my dad and brother when I was growing up. It was the only game we ever really played together that me and my dad both enjoyed, and we must have beaten it every way(multiple paths) several times. I wish we could have stayed as close as we were back then but life doesn't always go how you want. Never give up.
5 years old when i heard this somber tune, never truly got why it made me sad when i listened to it, as i never beat star-fox on the N64, to this day i never beat it, i always imagined you got to explore the universe on an infinite scale with your ship, and this song. during my parents divorce, and it made me sad in a happy way. i dont want to beat it because thinking of what mysteries lie after the final credits still lives on in my dreams, and keeps my childhood intact if need be.
Same. I was playing this game when my parents were in the process of getting divorced and my family splitting up. Afterwards it was just me and my dad living in the house but I started working a job and had school and he worked so we never saw each other. It was like I lived alone at 15 just me and this game and this music. I'm currently having a nostalgia overload sitting at that same job I had back then listening to this and thinking about everything else in life that has came and went since I was 15 , 22 years ago.
I’ve already commented on this video before, but today I’ve passed my driving test, and I could barely even breathe, I was so nervous. Heck, even after passing, my legs were still shaking… But this music, this one looping song, really helps me to calm down. Good stuff.
Random experience, I grew up playing this game a lot on the N64. Currently a student pilot in Tokyo, as I was getting ready for takeoff a red fox walked in front of the runway and stood right in front of the plane… wild
Well here I am, heading into my 30's pretty soon, cant wait to play this with my 2 year old when she gets a bit older and create a whole new generation of memories.
Sometimes, I would just start the game up and listen to this music without even starting the game. For sich a short piece of music, it really hits your emotions hard!
I'm 19 years old Thai girl. Same age as this game I think 😊 Star Fox 64 was my first Star Fox game I played, actually I know this series at least 8-9 months ago but I feels like I know this series for a long time. When I know more about Star Fox I completely love this game. This music made me cry, and Fox McCloud is my favourite character in Nintendo. This is my story. Sorry I'm not good at English 🐺
The Apprentice Witch Sumi-Beatrice I'm 18 years old and I didn't knew about star fox a while back and who knows maybe in a few years a new star fox game will be born. And to be quiet honest this song makes me feel like the whole universe is swirling around me
I played this game all the time as a kid. I played it again recently and I lingered on this menu for ages. It breaks my heart open, I don’t know why. There’s something beautifully majestic about it.
It's been already three years since we lost Rick May... (For some he's best known for being the voice of the Soldier in Team Fortress 2, but for Star Fox fans, he's best remembered as the voice of Peppy Hare and Andross in Star Fox 64...) we'll never forget you Rick and go damn virus...
Hearing this when first entering the game, it fills you with curiosity and excitement for what might be next. Hearing it again after beating the game and seeing the ending, it gives a tranquil feel and a sense of genuine accomplishment over a tough obstacle. Great job to the composer.
tan cerca de los 21 y nunca me cansare de esos recuerdos de la infancia que me hacían creer que el bien siempre triunfaría... que momentos de paz Sin duda seguirá en mis recuerdos por mucho tiempo "Never give up. Trust your instincts!"
This makes me think of a period of my life I miss dearly. A moment which I shared with my friends and family. Some are alive, some have lost the battle of time. I am still here, and the rain is near, but the sun will always shine once again.
I was 12 years old when I heard this. Coming home from school, to my Italian family in northern Italy. Dreaming of music, but feeling the pressure of growing up, and yet when I think about it I had all the time in the world, among all hopes, dreams and thoughts of a different life, I couldn't see the love my family, mamma, papà and my brother Valentino were giving me. Now that I live far away, alone in a foreign country, I sometimes go back to that time in my memories. Good Times.
My father has passed away and I only have faint memories of him as a child but Starfox was my favorite game I had on my N64 when he was around. I used to always wonder why I didn't have a dad, and never got a chance to say goodbye. It was all sorts of messed up. The ending to this game makes me break out in tears every time. YOU KNOW WHO showing up like an angel to help him escape the Andross's lair after being gone for so long. He says "You've become so strong Fox" just before leaving again forever and I fucking die inside. I used to beat this game as a kid all the time because James McCloud reminded me of my father and the ending always made me feel like my father is watching me and just around the corner and he's not actually gone. I got through a lot of tough times in school with just "Don't ever give up, my son!" and "Never give up, trust your instincts..." Life really is unfair.
God Bless you brother, your story brought me to tears. Just know you are loved and know damn well he would be proud of you no matter what! He IS proud of you no matter what!!
I feel this 100% I grew up with this game because my Dad rented it for me back in ‘97 and watched me played and got hype with me cuz he was a kid at heart ! but my parents separated a few years later, and I was 8 years old so when I got the James McCloud ending made such an impact on my heart ❤️ it was like Dad was passing to torch. Now I have a Son and I will too show him the world of ✨ Star Fox 🦊 🚀 *Good Luck* 👍🏼
The theme that gives you overwhelming sadness, that things will never be the same again… cherish the strong flashback memories of this strong drug, known as Nostalgia. Bless your souls, and everything is going to be alright!
De hecho si, es verdad eso, hasta se te puedes congelar, el monte Everest que su cima esta a 8,848 m al subir una zona llamada "zona de la muerte" experimentas el espacio exterior, con temperaturas tan frías que llegan a los -30 Cº grados o hasta los -60 Cº grados y el poco o nulo oxigeno, por lo que necesitas subir con tanques de oxígeno, aunque también puedes estar sin el, pero no es recomendable, porque te puede pegar un edema cerebral y morir al escalar o descender la cumbre(no por nada hay muchos cadáveres en esa montaña), el cuerpo humano va muriendo al estar tanto tiempo expuesto a esa dura condición del espacio exterior, los miembros del cuerpo como dedos o pies se te congelan poniéndose azules, después se ponen negros y si sobrevives te los apuntan y eso solo es una pequeña muestra, ya que el espacio exterior fuera de la tierra es de -266 Cº grados, casi llegando al cero absoluto de -273.15 Cº.
I discovered this game nearly ten years ago and it completely changed the way i look at video games forever. I was so sad to hear the way it fell into obscurity before i was even born. But nonetheless, this series is something i will cherish and wait patiently for its return. And if Nintendo won't bring it back, I'll do it myself. That is a promise.
I don’t know about that my friend, I’ve had this loop while I draw, while I drive, while I sleep, and it still takes me right back. Not to mention, any time I happen to boot up the game, you know I have to just sit and wait a couple minutes before actually starting. This, along with the opening narration are some of the most relaxing and soothing pieces of audio I’ve ever had the pleasure of experiencing, and I know I for one can’t get tired of it 😅🤣
Easily one of the _best_ [and most relaxing] "main menu" themes I've ever heard in my life. I still come back to this from time to time. The nostalgia really hits you, too.
Man i love this game when i was little me and my brother always woke up and played super smash bros 007 ect ect i still have my 64 i sometimes play it but man this is my all time favorite game....my childhood game😢❤
Man, I remember playing this game as a young boy. I'm fairly certain this theme imprinted on me, because when I downloaded Starfox 64 on the wii virtual console, i remember just... staying up late listening to this theme. It's just so incredibly calming in comparison to most other menu themes that I've listened to over the years. I'm going to be turning 28 soon, about 4 days until my birthday and man... its just crazy how the time has passed. It sucks that you aren't *truly* able to appreciate such moments when you make them, only until you look backward fondly and full of nostalgia that you realize just how much even small things such as this mean to you. I'm proud that I experienced this gem as a child, grew up the way I did, and where I find myself now. Sure, there have been bumps in the road along the way, but no road is paved perfectly smoothly. Just embrace the process and pay it forward when you can.
It makes me feel awesome. I feel like I'm floating through space, and all is well, and all is quiet. But, you can interpret it as sad as well. Either way, words can't describe how good the song and game are.
i would turn this game on just to leave it on this menu and i remmeber feeling so calm, my mom would catch me doing this and from time to time ask "well areint you going to play the game?" she never knew
Nothing like this man what can I say? If only I could spend one day back in the 90s early 2000s with that N64, we really didn't know how good we had it back then everyone. Everyday counts if you are breathing air you are accomplishing remember that, imagine 20 years from now will people still remember this game I think so.
There is alot checkpoints on TH-cam, but to the people that comeback to this. This is OUR checkpoint. I'm in my 30s still figuring stuff out and sometimes after a really rough night I comeback here and get reminded that I'm not alone. If there's one thing that starfox taught me it's that you're not alone even if you feel like you are you're truly not. There are people that go through so much and this music is for us: the reminder that sometimes we need no matter what it is.
This music, was the music of my childhood. I miss my childhood friends, going to school, playing soccer on the streets of Gravataí with no worries or sorrows of being an adult.
You experience sorrow because the educational system, and your parents did not prepare you for success. That is not a slight on them, but it is the dangerous path these last 2 generations are facing. People are being raised with zero direction and zero motivation. I pray you find happiness in these bleak times.
To be honest you are partially right. I have a pretty solid career as a MD here in my country, however, I agree with you that we weren't raised to face some challenges of the adulthood such as losing our parents or even facing frustration. I had to learn all of it by myself, in the end. Thank you for your kindness @@babyvaso3855
This song is full of wonder when you first boot up the game, but after you beat it, you just sit back and think about the experience. Koji Kondo is a masterful composer.
My sister and I love the Star Fox series, especially this one and on the SNES/Super Famicom. We bonded alot with every Star Fox game growing up. It's really strange how this menu theme really invokes a lot of different emotions from gamers everywhere. You get this sudden nostalgia and at the same time somehow sadness, a strange happiness and an even stranger feeling that the universe is just looking back at you. I guess maybe fictional outer space reflects a little bit of what we forget and returns it when we see it? I dunno but man this game just speaks good vibes and memories growing up at age 10.
Apart from Zelda OOT's title theme, there's no other VG song that I've listened to as much over the years, nor has affected me thus. The nostalgic factor is unreal. I felt the emotion then, as a boy, and as a man I finally feel the full effect of it. Like Zelda, Star Fox holds a special place in my heart. It was a huge part of my childhood growing up in the 90s. I was regarded as "Fox" in my circle of friends and still to this day I relate. Much like Fox, I was the flying ace. I remember helping my buddies and younger relatives acquire all the medals and such. We took turns playing, but before every session we'd just chill out at the menu screen for a good ten minutes or so. We played it together again and again, we even role played after school and such. We lived and breathed these characters. Those were good times. Cherish those happy memories and the bonds you've shared. I know I'll treasure them forever.
I’ve listened to Zelda music, donkey Kong music, Metroid music, but dammit nothing hit nostalgia like this. I hate getting old, but I love that this is here so I can share with my kids
unbelievable track, one of the best from the n64 its like you realise how small you are compared to the gigantic universe and then you just feel a bit more relaxed.
Goodbye Old Friend Rick May Voice Actor Of Peppy Hare And Soilder From Team Fortress 2 R.I.P. Rick May You Are The Greatest Voice Actor You Will Be Missed 👋🏻🥹👋🏻🥺
I revisit this every few months. And every few months I cry on the inside. The emotion of this track paired with enormity of Nostalgia that comes with it just washes over you like a title wave. I cant listen long, I'm not in the right head space for this. I'll be back, I always come back.
This game's OST is really special, Koji Kondo really made legendary pieces with this game. I'd be happy if he compose for another Star Fox (if it ever comes lol) but thanks for these legendary Star Fox 64 pieces, Koji Kondo!
I remember playing this game a lot in my first couple years of high school. I don't know what it was exactly that compelled me to play this so much. If I had to place a pinpoint somewhere I'd place it at when I was rummaging through the old N64 that was sitting in my brother's room I played a few of the games and Star Fox 64 was one of the ones I played. On the ranking, there was a high score by someone named "DAD" set. My family situation is rather strange so I have no clue who this DAD was but I assumed it was a huge accomplishment considering it was the top of the leaderboard before I started practicing. It didn't take too long before I climbed to like 5th before I felt like I hit a wall. I just felt like I wasn't playing well enough. One day, during Sophomore year of high school, I sat down and started playing, hoping to beat the record that stood on top. I got the secret Andross fight and everything. I looked at my score and I still remember it to this day: 1026. I not only beat the record, I toppled it by a landslide. It probably is hardly anything compared to ranked players but seeing that I not only best the record but got 4 digits in as well was surreal. I remember the fact I put my last initial wrong too. I got somewhat better scores later on, but nothing topped the fact that I crushed a score that I thought I wasn't good enough to beat. I've stopped playing Star Fox 64 as much because I've got better things to do, but it is still something I think about on occasion. I'll probably never figure out who DAD is, because no one else in the family seems to know or care, but I'll always keep one spot on the leaderboard for him to stay.
![Starfox 64 "Maximum Score" [4191 Hit] 2023 (TAS)](/img/n.gif)
I turn 30 in less than 24 hours, and it feels like just yesterday I was playing this game as a toddler, with no cares in the world, and proudly telling my mom at dinner how I beat this or that level. The time goes by way too fast. Make sure to spend time with the people you love and cut out the folks who only make your life more difficult than it has to be. Don't ever forget the past, but make sure not to dwell on it, don't fret the small stuff, and stop being so damn hard on yourself.
Ik this is late but what the hell, hope you had a good happy birthday man :)
0:00 0:07 I know I'm probably a little less than a year late on your birthday but I want to give these to you on your birthday this year to make up for it!
God bless dude
Dam bro. This is just about All the philosophy we need in this Life
My brother (4 years older than I) and I used to play this so much back in the day. I also turned 30 this year too. He's gone now, but I've since downloaded this song and sometimes I like to stare up at the stars with this playing thinking his spirit is still out there amongst the Cosmos, waiting for me and everyone else he knew here on Earth to reunite in whatever the heck it is beyond this life.
When I was a kid this was one of my favorite songs to listen to before I went to sleep... I'd unplug the video cable (I think it was the yellow one) and my TV would be dark but still play music... Can't really do that anymore... It's the little things yknow?
I think that when you get a N64 and do it all again, you will have the best feeling of your life.
@@vguidas8672 Why would you stress the n64 like that. You can literally just play the music through speakers off a phone or anything else lol
@@BoydTheMilkmanX you’re missing the point of this post entirely. I’m almost certain you didn’t even read it
@@premiumvoy fr I almost feel bad for him
Holly shit……this coment
“Take care fox”
“You too, bill.”
Bulldog unit, don't let anything through
@iLoveJackingOn ALL units report
Bill > kat
@@LukeyMia4 Don't get too excited!
FOX, you made it! WE all made it. Bless you everyone! 🙏🏻
This song...star fox in general reminds me of my dad. He had this on the 64 when he was younger, when I was like 3 I remember playing star fox 64 with him early in the morning. For a few years i forgot about star fox until I saw the old 3ds commercial with footage of starfox 64 3d, I was like 8 or 9 years old, on Christmas i got the original 3ds with a copy of star fox 64 3d, I played the hell out of that game. In 2015 my dad passed away and one week later I decided to replay star fox 64 3d, I beat andross again and when I heard James mccloud say "never give up my son" I broke down In tears. In a way my dad is my James mccloud . Out of any fictional character I relate mostly to fox. Its kinda funny though my little sister tells me i act like fox, I never noticed it until she pointed it out. I'm 16 now, and star fox will always be my favorite game and will always have a speacil place in my heart.
~"This is Fox, returning to base"~
Edit: Hey guys! Sorry if this made any if you feel down or anything like that. I just kinda needed to let this out at the time. thank you all!
Beautiful story....
*holds back tears* NOTHING... NOTHING'S WRONG.
Don't EVER give up, my son.
That’s... that’s beautiful... thank you for sharing.
You have a strongest connection with fox
"Nothing....nothing's wrong."
(To myself) “Hold together!”
NNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHOOOOOOHOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOO PLEEEEEEEAAAAAASSSSEEEE. NNOOOOOOOOHHOOOOOHOOO
:'( he was a good friend of mine ;'( ;')
This soundtrack should be named just like that.
FATHER
This song makes you feel like you have your own mission to take care of in life. The hardest part is just finding out what that mission could possibly be.
That's deep. And so true. I'm turning 21 soon and don't have much perspective ATM, because I don't know what I would want to do in life. I hope I'll discover what my mission is someday.
@@WILFORDCLUX I turned 22 last December, i'm training to be a voice actor
@@WILFORDCLUX Hey, I'm 23 and still don't know what the hell I'm doing. The 20s are hard, but we'll make it...;).
@@LockyMVoices That's awesome! I wish you the best of luck on your mission. Just don't forget to keep an eye on your shield gauge ;).
@@TheMagnificentTrio 😊
Never forget where you came from.
20 years ago, and until forever.
I wish I could forget.
Rip Rick May, Peppy's original Voice Actor.
I'll never forget to barrel roll for you, my man.
Pep was that uncle that while not blood related, was family and you always listened to his wisdom.
So yes Peppy, I'll never forget to barrel roll. Rip
how did he die?
@@ZonkpunchFoxy Covid
@STAHBAC Sonictaffyalfredhedgehogbaltoandchase Peppy's original voice.
@STAHBAC Sonictaffyalfredhedgehogbaltoandchase Covid.
Came here expecting comments about how awesome the game was, but instead found a bunch of nostalgic 20-40 something year olds missing those days..
it's crazy how something as soothing and wonderful as this music is, brings us together.
Come check out the new Star Fox 64 remake I just uploaded. You're gonna love this.
This song is so incredibly cruel. It reminds you of the simplest times, and reminds many of us of times with family and friends we can never have again. It's like those memories are stuck in the space that this piece paints a picture of. It's powerful and beautiful but it also makes me so fucking sad. Yet here I sat, listening to it for an extended period of time. It's like it's all I could do to go back... I think, for me, it may be the greatest video game composition of all time... and space
1000% You couldn't have worded it better.
totally my thoughts. When I listen to this, I realize that I'm just a piece of dust, a microscopic part of this immense, infinite beautiful and divine space. And at the same time Im so proud to experience the human-being. This game is part of my life, and this music will follow me foREVer
Come check out the new Star Fox 64 remake I just uploaded. You just might like it.
Your comment perfectly summarizes how I feel - to the point that I'm tearing up.
I am so glad that there are other people who share the same feeling with this soundtrack
It's amazing what simple things like a video-game's soundtrack can do to you and how much impact it has. We didn't think about it back then but now that we've grown older, it means so much more than it did. You might be doing something that seems insignificant to you right now but maybe, in a couple of years, you'll look back on it and miss those days. Cherish the present, friends.
I took this comment pretty to heart.
Until I saw your name.
MacEwanMouse lololol it's hard to take me seriously with a name like that huh :'( I meant it though! Cherish the present homeboy
Shrek The Master Baiter I never was able to play the original as a newer generation of gaming, however that doesn't mean I still appreciate this game for what it is, as even though I never had the actual N64 experience, the fantastic remaster that was the 3DS edition helped me to find out what was loved about the game. The music was recomposed and boy does it sound beautiful. The voice acting is still hilariously cheesy (except recorded for higher quality cheese) and the gameplay is awesome. Some levels that looked sorta dull due to limitations of the N64 (for me at least) looked more lively. Solar and Aquas never looked so good with the age and charm of the N64, and the newer, higher tech but faithfulness of the 3DS. Honestly it's such a good game even though I never even played it in 1997
Thank you man, you put my thoughts and feelings in to a paragraph.
I completely understand. Right now, I feel like I would do anything to go back to 2014. I miss those days when I was care free, because when you reach your teenage years, life starts to get hard and you start feeling like nothing makes you as happy as those days. But maybe, in 2014, when you still cared about, take for example, The old minecraft (when it wasn’t ruined), And other games that I loved back then, sitting in my living room on a December evening beside the Christmas tree with the snow falling gently outside, I was probably thinking about 2012, and how I loved my Nintendo wii, and late summer nights outside with my friends when it was still bright at nights. But it’s for real this time. *i am* trying very hard to cherish the present, but it just feels like it won’t be as good as those old days. I know you probably don’t understand what I mean, as it’s a very personal thing to me, but damn does that feel good to get out...
Never give up. Trust your instincts...
Peppy...
@@xdgxedge9294 Rick may voiced as peppy and andross, now he's dead :(
you gave me goosebumps
@@xdgxedge9294 *PAWPAW* ..!!
"I'm fine...you're okay over there, fox?"
I was studying for my Astronomy final, and this theme was playing in my head. I couldn't think of a better theme to study Astronomy to.
Search New Retro Wave and Chill wave
Ikr
how did you do?
@@HacksignKT 4 years later… wow, lol.
Hey did u do good?
My older brother and I were fascinated with breaking our "total hits" record. We were determined to break 1500... the record screen was splashed with our initials "SJM" - a combination of both our names. He moved away before breaking 1500 though. I continued playing by myself, and eventually broke it. I was so excited! It felt like an accomplishment. Then, it struck me, as I entered my own initials and saw all the other SJMs records before it.
I stayed on that screen for a good half hour, just wondering where to go from there. It's probably at that moment that I realized that my childhood was done, we were growing up. He left for the big city... and I was just a few years behind.
This music symbolizes the end of my childhood.
Fuck man I wanna cry.
Did you ever try to push even farther? My best is 1964 and I've been desperately trying to break 2000 for years with no luck
Beat it for the first time in my life just now and I’m 26 now. I always used to try and beat it when I was a lil kid and it was too hard for me. It’s weird, I got to initial screen, and saw my dads initials. Haven seen him ever since around that time when I played it when I was a kid, like 20+ yrs ago. Crazy how memories can be inscribed within a video game like that. Also my cousin vanessas initials on it that brought back memories as well
@@standingpineapple6651 I already cried
Pardon me if it sounds nosy but what do you and your brother do nowadays?
this song really makes for a good resting place, mentally. wherever you guys are, i hope everything goes alright
Right back at ya my friend. All the best to you.
RIP Rick May, voice of Peppy and Andross. May Iwata-sama welcome you with open arms.
One day i came home after going shopping with my mom, and when we got there my dad was in the living room playing starfox 64. He turned to us and said "look yall! I made it so we can record whats on the tv now!" And he showed us a video recording of him playing through the second level, sector y i think its called, the one with all the big frigate space ships and the gundam-looking boss at the end. I was so amazed. He was like a superhero to me. Just a wonderful memory i wanted to share; he was way ahead of his time. Wish i still had the video. i love you dad
I'm a 40+ yo man, with a 5 yo daughter and a wife. I used to play this with my brother in our pre-teens and teens. Video games fed my imagination back in the 90s and though today I'm the Head of Design for a company here in the UK, I keep coming here every now and again to go back in time just to be 17 again next my brother.
Went I was a kid I used to leave my tv on with this song, sometimes my mother used to turn it off when she find out, so I figured out a way to listen to the song with back screen, i only had to unplug the yellow cable from my Nintendo, it was so relaxing, even today sometimes I leave my tv on with this video and but I put a time limit of 1 hour on my tv so I have the time to fall asleep before it turn off. It makes me remember my good old times as a child in gaming.
I'm bouta cry right now... I'll literally have this in my heart till I'm an old ass man. I'm not even joking. Man...
+Kaizer Hazard (sniffles) me too. (hands tissue)
+SunBunz (Takes tissue) (tissue gets completely soaked) (looks for more tissues)
*****
(sobs along with you, pats your back) lol
SunBunz (Dries the rest of my tears) (blows nose) (says thank youx1000)
*****
your welcome. lol
I was 6 years old when this game came out. Among all the N64 games my older brother and I played constantly, this one was one of my favorites. My brother was really good so he always had the #1 high score so I played over and over trying to beat it. Years went by and I still hadn't beaten his score, came close a few times, but couldn't quite get there. The rankings always showed him at #1 and all the rest were my attempts. Then one day over a decade and a half later, I finally beat his score! I was so excited, I smiled as I entered my initials, and immediately had a wave of sadness come over me. Seeing his initials at the #2 spot didn't feel good at all like I thought it would. It's like the game was officially over for me, along with my childhood. That almost life-long challenge was over. I sent him a picture of the ranking list and he, who was well into his adult life, moved away and didn't really care too much about video games anymore, just kinda said "Oh, cool. You finally did it, good job." I haven't played the game since but I find myself listening to this song a lot. I don't know how to explain it but all the emotions of me happily playing this game for years and then it finally ending sad for me, those emotions are captured perfectly by this song. Ah well, it all seems like so long ago now. Just a memory that's drifting away into the cosmic abyss, slowly being forgotten, exactly how this song sounds...
Thanks for sharing, this is a good story. Long time it took you to beat your brother, you always wanted to beat him to be the first place. Be grateful you have a brother today, I lost mine two years ago... :'(
Come check out the new Star Fox 64 remake I just uploaded. I think you'll enjoy this.
I think my older brother also has the high score and I've tried a bunch of times over the years to top his. But you're right, it's like the game would be over if I beat his score...
Loved this man, I feel like every comment I read on these kind of videos just reminds me all of you out there are like a family to me. I love that we can bond over things like this and your story you shared immediately made me think of my sister and I. I’m 33 now and she’s 30, but my God did we have a blast on Star Fox and so many other great gems from our past. God Bless!!
@snovotny007 My story is quite the same, but with a few here and goes, my brother moved away really far away like planet distances, along with my dad. We used to have fun with this beating each other constantly until some time later my initials NJS were in every score in the ranking, literally quite sad, broke to tears. Those memories are just like you are describing, they are drifting away , slowly being forgotten.
I still play it sometime to remember, and the new challenger joins, my nephew, he does not even remotely know about why his uncle cries when he stares at the SF64 menu.
Best regards from Argentina
I love people still comment on this video, distanced by times varying from a few months apart to a couple years. It makes me smile, and I shall add:
Ya know, people often ask me, "What kind of music do you listen to?" But I never really knew an answer to give them except: Video Game OSTs (A vast majority of N64 tracks I can admit!). Often I was delivered a response, with an unintended smile, that read, "Really? Video Game music?" But I could never truly explain why.
Tonight though, I felt like listening to my 'custom' video game music album on my ol' I-pod and it sorta clicked-- you don't need lyrics to convey emotions, the music alone can do so in such a stupendous manner
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I heard the upbeat rhythm of Mario Tennis 2nd Tournament that got me pumped.
Felt the sorrow that comes from the Song of Healing from Majora's Mask.
Or how about the joy you feel from the End Credits theme of Super Mario 64?
And the playlist ended with this song, and it accomplished the same goal as always: Drifting off into space of thoughts...
Yeh, different feelings for different folks, but isn't that kind of the beauty of it? Anyway, that's enough of one random TH-camr's ramble, happy listening to ya!
I... never really thought about it like that. Wow, this actually makes me feel a little less ashamed for liking video game music the best!
Beautiful bud, just beautiful.
Beautiful words my friend. Never be ashamed of your interests, it’s what you believe you like that matters the most!
IT'S LIKE I'M STUCK HERE AT THE MAIN MENU OF YOUR HEART
Ay!! A fox in space, loved that song too!!
Glad I get to play Starfox 64 again on my Nintendo Switch, this song is the whole reason why I came back to Starfox 64, so much nostalgia, so much memories of where all the years gone by.
So tranquil. One of the most relaxing, lovely tracks in Nintendo history.
Pretty high up there with Dire, Dire, Docks
@@JAGGD absolutely! Another favorite of mine.
@@JAGGD Don't forget Banana Fairy Island from DK64
@@SunBunz - Dire Dire docks was my favorite I cried it's just a masterpiece 💯
This is the kind of music that you'd imagine plays when you have become old, retired, and you start to contemplate about what you have done in life and what you have achieved.
Now I'm 28 and I still have my N64 and Lylat Wars 64 (as this is known as in Europe, I always liked the European name better) in perfect condition. The old consoles can last decades, modern consoles are full of so much unnecessary stuff and dies within 5 years maximum. In fact I'm going to play this today. :) I have so many fond memories of playing this back in the days. When we were kids, we used to be happy when a new console with better graphics came out. I'm not saying the old are bad because we have stronger consoles today (the old consoles are actually better, in my honest opinion, and cannot be defeated). But we used to think things will get better, but as we grow and reach a certain age, we realise the more realistic graphics becomes, the less it becomes an "actual" gaming console. The more realistic it gets, the more of its charm it loses. That's why I say old will always be gold. :) And in my honest opinion, things were much better back in the days when we didn't have online games. Games don't need online support to be good. Back in the days we would actually gather a group of friends and play 4-player and physically interact with each other, having a good time being social together. Today people interact with each other online and there's nothing social about it as we can't see each other's funny reactions right next to each other.
This music stands the test of time, it's pure timeless. And I wish more pianists would play this and upload it here. There's a few that have done it, and they all have their own beautiful interpretation of it. But compared to other Nintendo songs, this isn't very popular among video game pianists, sadly. Maybe I'll one day contribute to this song, but not before I become a better pianist. This sounds easy to learn/make your own interpretation by ear as it's very-slow paced, repetitive and thus not much going on. But I have yet so much to learn, so for now now my goal won't be to learn the songs I actually want to learn. But I'll get there eventually, my teacher thinks I am musical. :)
Holy crap mate. I liked this song before, now you made tear up an want to play Star Fox 64 (as we knew it in Latinamerica) and just be in the Menu in order to listen to this.
Øyvind S. Karlsen While it's cool doing 4 player local, Online is a necessary component for games with great Multiplayer. However local felt more fun as you would be with your best buddies together on the same screen. Online you can't see each other or chat with each other vocally (mostly) or see each other unless you are #PCMASTERRACE where you can use Teamspeak, Discord, Skype to see each other or the game's provided chat and mic features. In local you could be bunched up on the screen having a blast, or be in different rooms with a Nintendo DS for local wireless.
Øyvind S. Karlsen this is why i like nintendo. They encourage playing with friends
I guess that's one of the reasons I like Overwatch. Because of how cartoony it is. :3
I have more or less that sensation but it's kinda like a music that plays after the end of something dramatic. It ecoes through my mind "now you can rest easy.". I however have a completely different opinion. I think that it is only natural that kids crave new things and this will NEVER change, it is in the very nature of young humans to be like that and old people will always prefer old things, it's a law of nature pretty much. In our childhoods we lived through an era of fast development, we witnessed games going from 2D to 3D, really massive advancements, the N64 is a very different console in comparison with the SNES and this is thanks to the massive technological advancements that were happening at the time and when the Playstation and N64 came out they were incredible, they shifted paradigms to what we still use nowadays...
And you talk about realism taking out the magic but seriously nowadays realism is only a matter of choice, games can still not be realistic, they can be anything, the hardware does not dictate what a game looks like, the hardware is just a limiting factor in terms of time, more processing power means more time to put more things on the screen, basically that. And with more things we can make more realistic games yes but not necessarily, I'm not sure if you understand this. And yes the more realistic a game is, the closer it gets to a simulation, it starts to transcend the concept of what a game is, you are right about that.
This is exactly why VR is not really considered a videogame, it's actually a general purpose medium that can be used for all sorts of things, in a near future even work tasks will be performed in VR but right now it's limited to gaming because the specs of current HMDs are not good enough for display virtualization which is necessary to build a VR workspace. But yeah putting VR aside... What I'm getting into is that hardware is only a limiting factor, it's not something that tells exactly what a game is supposed to be.
The reason why modern games are on a realism trend has to do with social aspects, not hardware. If you go around asking what people want, they'll explain that they want more realistic experiences such as Kingdom Come Deliverance and Battlefield 1. Those games were made because there is a demand for them... Kingdom Come is a more realistic middle age game which has no magic, no powers, no dragons and etc, it's a "Low fantasy" game, in other words a very realistic game that has a fictional story but it's otherwise faithful to historical facts, in other words... It's realistic, not just visually but the whole context of the game is realistic and therefore it's almost a simulation of the past.
That's why I agreed that more realism means to transcend what a game is and become a simulation instead of a game. Kingdom Come and Battlefield 1 are both supposed to simulate how things were in the past historically speaking. So not only those are realistic in looks but also the context. And sure maybe we should separate simulations from games so that you get a more clear view that there are still games around. Just keep in mind that the hardware is not something that tells what the game is supposed to be, seriously even nowadays the games can be made however people want but what happens is that the culture changed...
Most people nowadays are into more realistic things.. And I mean realistic not just visually, I mean ACTUALLY realistic, like the story and everything. Kingdom Come is exactly what I mean, it has no magic, no dragons and etc. Battlefield 1 is also a game that is answering the demands of people that wanted more historically accurate games which according to our logic here are not games but simulations of the past. Recreations of past lives sort of speaking... Because there are some games that are only realistic in visuals such as Skyrim or Crysis 3.
Seriously... Skyrim has realistic visuals but the game is full of magic and absurd events, I don't know if because of that you would still consider it a game or not because maybe you only care about the visuals, if the visuals are realistic then automatically it's not a game... But I consider Skyrim a game because the events are not realistic at all even if the visuals are...
For me a simulation is when EVERYTHING is realistic, not just the visuals so yeah Crysis 3 is also a game, not a simulation because even though it has some of the most realistic visuals in a game, the game itself features a very absurd story about a suit that assimilates a man and becomes him and it turns another guy into the previous man and he survives a fall from space and becomes immortal afterwards... It's a really complex shit, really beyond anything that could happen in reality. So yeah for me realistic visuals are not enough for something to be disqualified as a game. But if everything is realistic then yes it gets disqualified and renamed as a Simulation rather than a game. And I mean an actual simulator, not just those meme simulators that only exist to make fun of the concept of simulators.
Perhaps what must be done is a complete separation of games and simulations into two distinct markets. The mess started when many PC gamers migrated to consoles because of the Xbox... But previously simulations were an exclusively PC thing and perhaps it should've stayed that way. Now that the market is a mess people like you appear to blame technological advancements for everything when actually the technology only gave us more options, it never took away the possibility to make games just the way you liked. In fact modern consoles can connect up to 10 controllers instead of just 4 for local multiplayer and with higher resolution TVs, 10 subdivisions would still have enough resolution and size for everybody to play well and to top it all with hardware such as the Nintendo Switch a local LAN multiplayer is possible. Technological advancements actually brought MORE possibilities for local multiplayer as well. The problem isn't the technology. It's Culture, it's the people that prefer to stay at home... The people that prefer convenience over having a good time.
Koji Kondo, thank you for composing music like this, ocarina of time and so many others. We drift into the ethereal with calm. We float into the void with peace. We breathe deep these gentle tones and never wish to wake.
littleitaly83 I wasn’t sure who composed the music to this game, but as soon as you said it, I was knew that Of course it was Koji.
Come check out the new Star Fox 64 remake I just uploaded. I think you'll enjoy this.
koni kondo and hajime wakai were a such a duo back in the n64 days
@@GamingNostalgiaRemastered fantastic rendition! I love it!
@@Phillsfan89 Thanks for dropping by to listen
When I was at Basic Military Training this song would always be stuck playing on a loop in my head. I don't know why but it would make me emotional for some reason every time.
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I remember playing this game on my school chrome book in class and had a blast… I will never forget that day where I flew through Coronaria, that was magical man. and while I was not around for the N64 era, this game will always have a special place in my heart as my favorite video game of all time, my grandpa passed away in 2018 and while he never saw who I would really become. This music reminds me of him as he was a very peaceful man. I’d say cherish the ones around you while you still can. I know it’s cheesy but your parents your dog your brothers or sisters won’t always be there. Live life to the fullest. ❤
This song is so nostalgic for me, makes me remember all those times that I played with my old friends, friend that I don't see anymore but I have in my heart, very good times and years that will not return, more than 20 years since I played the game by first time and I still loving it, I had a good childhood, a wonderful one and I didn't knew it.
totally agreed with you bro. I often think the same thing and when i do i have heartache. The old times were the best, and they will never come again....
Same story here, man. Take care.
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Me and my brother used to bond playing this specific game,he has shown me what he has grown up on, showing me the world he always had.
I was not born around this time, nor I am gonna be those kids who say “I grew up with this just like you guys!!”. This was a gift for me from my brother, showing me something I thought I could never experience. I remember whenever I had to wait for him, this is the song that played while I was waiting for him to come back from whatever he was doing.. I miss what me and him had.. I could never get that bond anymore.
Good lord. Talk about a nostalgia bomb.
Much of the N64 music library makes me feel this way; this theme in particular is really touching. About two years after this game was released a series of events happened in my parent's lives, and by extension mine and my siblings lives, that caused disquiet and pain for a decade after. Life overwhelmed us, and by the time I finally found steady ground again, I was an adult, with my own stresses and responsibilities to tend to.
But when I listen to this, it really takes me back to being nine years old, summer light coming through the windows, no worries on the horizon yet. This song is so beautiful that it's practically angelic.
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@@GamingNostalgiaRemastered Will do.
This really brings me back to a time of innocence in my life. The menu music sounds so hopeful but extremely sad at the same time. I'm so glad I got to play this game with my dad and brother when I was growing up. It was the only game we ever really played together that me and my dad both enjoyed, and we must have beaten it every way(multiple paths) several times. I wish we could have stayed as close as we were back then but life doesn't always go how you want.
Never give up.
there is nothing that will bring me greater peace than this video, if ur here from quackity's stream hello! glad u have taste
Guess I have taste
5 years old when i heard this somber tune, never truly got why it made me sad when i listened to it, as i never beat star-fox on the N64, to this day i never beat it, i always imagined you got to explore the universe on an infinite scale with your ship, and this song. during my parents divorce, and it made me sad in a happy way. i dont want to beat it because thinking of what mysteries lie after the final credits still lives on in my dreams, and keeps my childhood intact if need be.
Same. I was playing this game when my parents were in the process of getting divorced and my family splitting up. Afterwards it was just me and my dad living in the house but I started working a job and had school and he worked so we never saw each other. It was like I lived alone at 15 just me and this game and this music. I'm currently having a nostalgia overload sitting at that same job I had back then listening to this and thinking about everything else in life that has came and went since I was 15 , 22 years ago.
I’ve already commented on this video before, but today I’ve passed my driving test, and I could barely even breathe, I was so nervous. Heck, even after passing, my legs were still shaking… But this music, this one looping song, really helps me to calm down. Good stuff.
I hope your newfound freedom has been as rewarding as the first time you entered "All-Range Mode"
Star Fox 64 was released back in 1997. First in Japan, then in the US and finally in Europe.
Let's all celebrate this, fellow Lylat citizens :)
This game's 20 years old? Jesus time sure does fly by.
Nice to meet another lylat citizen . Greetings from the planet Zoness full of tropical islands and beautiful scenic vacation ocean views . 🏝️🏝️
The impact that a 30 second song loop can have on people is crazy...
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Its the 20 year's of memories it envokes
29 years
Random experience, I grew up playing this game a lot on the N64. Currently a student pilot in Tokyo, as I was getting ready for takeoff a red fox walked in front of the runway and stood right in front of the plane… wild
You're doing the Lord's work.
Well here I am, heading into my 30's pretty soon, cant wait to play this with my 2 year old when she gets a bit older and create a whole new generation of memories.
Sometimes, I would just start the game up and listen to this music without even starting the game. For sich a short piece of music, it really hits your emotions hard!
I'm 19 years old Thai girl. Same age as this game I think 😊 Star Fox 64 was my first Star Fox game I played, actually I know this series at least 8-9 months ago but I feels like I know this series for a long time. When I know more about Star Fox I completely love this game.
This music made me cry, and Fox McCloud is my favourite character in Nintendo. This is my story. Sorry I'm not good at English 🐺
The Apprentice Witch Sumi-Beatrice I'm 18 years old and I didn't knew about star fox a while back and who knows maybe in a few years a new star fox game will be born. And to be quiet honest this song makes me feel like the whole universe is swirling around me
all these old n64 songs are so beautiful and make me grateful i grew up when i did :') i love you nintendo thank you for making my childhood ❤️
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Couldn’t agree more! Thank God for these experiences and memories!
I played this game all the time as a kid. I played it again recently and I lingered on this menu for ages. It breaks my heart open, I don’t know why. There’s something beautifully majestic about it.
It’s one of the greats. It’s one of those games that’s just has that feeling like it knew it was going down in history.
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HERE AFTER QUACKITY LORE STREAM AND MAN THIS SONG WAS THE CHERRY ON TOP
THATS WHY IM HERE TOO AND OMG HIS STREAM
Same bestie
YES SAME
Cringe, this is memories of star fox, all you care about is a minecraft youtuber, smh.
now it’s a memory of both star fox and quackitys lore. deal with it.
Reading the comments and... Can we all just bond over this music? I feel like we should bond over this music.
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It's been already three years since we lost Rick May... (For some he's best known for being the voice of the Soldier in Team Fortress 2, but for Star Fox fans, he's best remembered as the voice of Peppy Hare and Andross in Star Fox 64...) we'll never forget you Rick and go damn virus...
Hearing this when first entering the game, it fills you with curiosity and excitement for what might be next. Hearing it again after beating the game and seeing the ending, it gives a tranquil feel and a sense of genuine accomplishment over a tough obstacle. Great job to the composer.
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tan cerca de los 21 y nunca me cansare de esos recuerdos de la infancia que me hacían creer que el bien siempre triunfaría... que momentos de paz
Sin duda seguirá en mis recuerdos por mucho tiempo
"Never give up. Trust your instincts!"
como andas, mi pana? ya debes tener alrededor de 28 años
Ya vas para los 30
This makes me think of a period of my life I miss dearly. A moment which I shared with my friends and family. Some are alive, some have lost the battle of time.
I am still here, and the rain is near, but the sun will always shine once again.
I was 12 years old when I heard this. Coming home from school, to my Italian family in northern Italy. Dreaming of music, but feeling the pressure of growing up, and yet when I think about it I had all the time in the world, among all hopes, dreams and thoughts of a different life, I couldn't see the love my family, mamma, papà and my brother Valentino were giving me. Now that I live far away, alone in a foreign country, I sometimes go back to that time in my memories. Good Times.
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My father has passed away and I only have faint memories of him as a child but Starfox was my favorite game I had on my N64 when he was around. I used to always wonder why I didn't have a dad, and never got a chance to say goodbye. It was all sorts of messed up.
The ending to this game makes me break out in tears every time. YOU KNOW WHO showing up like an angel to help him escape the Andross's lair after being gone for so long. He says "You've become so strong Fox" just before leaving again forever and I fucking die inside.
I used to beat this game as a kid all the time because James McCloud reminded me of my father and the ending always made me feel like my father is watching me and just around the corner and he's not actually gone. I got through a lot of tough times in school with just "Don't ever give up, my son!" and "Never give up, trust your instincts..."
Life really is unfair.
I am so sorry for your loss.
May the Lord God and Jesus be with you and your family. Sorry for your loss
God Bless you brother, your story brought me to tears. Just know you are loved and know damn well he would be proud of you no matter what! He IS proud of you no matter what!!
@@xCheckMate Amen!
I feel this 100% I grew up with this game because my Dad rented it for me back in ‘97 and watched me played and got hype with me cuz he was a kid at heart ! but my parents separated a few years later, and I was 8 years old so when I got the James McCloud ending made such an impact on my heart ❤️ it was like Dad was passing to torch. Now I have a Son and I will too show him the world of
✨ Star Fox 🦊 🚀
*Good Luck* 👍🏼
This song is so nostalgic... its likes seen myself as a kid again with my whole family. Makes me cry. Thanks star fox 64, epic game.
The theme that gives you overwhelming sadness, that things will never be the same again… cherish the strong flashback memories of this strong drug, known as Nostalgia. Bless your souls, and everything is going to be alright!
😥😭
"In space it feels so cold... The stars watch me grow old..."
De hecho si, es verdad eso, hasta se te puedes congelar, el monte Everest que su cima esta a 8,848 m al subir una zona llamada "zona de la muerte" experimentas el espacio exterior, con temperaturas tan frías que llegan a los -30 Cº grados o hasta los -60 Cº grados y el poco o nulo oxigeno, por lo que necesitas subir con tanques de oxígeno, aunque también puedes estar sin el, pero no es recomendable, porque te puede pegar un edema cerebral y morir al escalar o descender la cumbre(no por nada hay muchos cadáveres en esa montaña), el cuerpo humano va muriendo al estar tanto tiempo expuesto a esa dura condición del espacio exterior, los miembros del cuerpo como dedos o pies se te congelan poniéndose azules, después se ponen negros y si sobrevives te los apuntan y eso solo es una pequeña muestra, ya que el espacio exterior fuera de la tierra es de -266 Cº grados, casi llegando al cero absoluto de -273.15 Cº.
I was hoping someone would make a 10 hour version of this! Haha! Goooooooood stuff... Ahh... Brings back memories...
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This + 10 hour fireplace video = what royalty feels like
I discovered this game nearly ten years ago and it completely changed the way i look at video games forever. I was so sad to hear the way it fell into obscurity before i was even born. But nonetheless, this series is something i will cherish and wait patiently for its return. And if Nintendo won't bring it back, I'll do it myself. That is a promise.
This song is like a time capsule. I can't listen to it too long or the feeling I have while listening to it will go away.
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I don’t know about that my friend, I’ve had this loop while I draw, while I drive, while I sleep, and it still takes me right back. Not to mention, any time I happen to boot up the game, you know I have to just sit and wait a couple minutes before actually starting. This, along with the opening narration are some of the most relaxing and soothing pieces of audio I’ve ever had the pleasure of experiencing, and I know I for one can’t get tired of it 😅🤣
30 years old here and have always cherished this music. Easily calms my mind, its like im relaxing on the beach, looking at the stars.
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Easily one of the _best_ [and most relaxing] "main menu" themes I've ever heard in my life. I still come back to this from time to time.
The nostalgia really hits you, too.
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Man i love this game when i was little me and my brother always woke up and played super smash bros 007 ect ect i still have my 64 i sometimes play it but man this is my all time favorite game....my childhood game😢❤
Man, I remember playing this game as a young boy. I'm fairly certain this theme imprinted on me, because when I downloaded Starfox 64 on the wii virtual console, i remember just... staying up late listening to this theme. It's just so incredibly calming in comparison to most other menu themes that I've listened to over the years.
I'm going to be turning 28 soon, about 4 days until my birthday and man... its just crazy how the time has passed. It sucks that you aren't *truly* able to appreciate such moments when you make them, only until you look backward fondly and full of nostalgia that you realize just how much even small things such as this mean to you.
I'm proud that I experienced this gem as a child, grew up the way I did, and where I find myself now. Sure, there have been bumps in the road along the way, but no road is paved perfectly smoothly. Just embrace the process and pay it forward when you can.
Star Fox 64 is the only N64 game which has aged well, it still Looks good to this day.
Farnese Vandimion defintly wouldint say the only one, but yes it has indeed
The visuals have *not* aged well at all, but I still fawn over everything else Star Fox 64 offers.
The best space theme I heard in a game. Can't just describe why.
It just suits the nature of adventure traveling through space, on a calm day.
It makes me feel awesome. I feel like I'm floating through space, and all is well, and all is quiet. But, you can interpret it as sad as well. Either way, words can't describe how good the song and game are.
i would turn this game on just to leave it on this menu and i remmeber feeling so calm, my mom would catch me doing this and from time to time ask "well areint you going to play the game?" she never knew
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Nothing like this man what can I say? If only I could spend one day back in the 90s early 2000s with that N64, we really didn't know how good we had it back then everyone. Everyday counts if you are breathing air you are accomplishing remember that, imagine 20 years from now will people still remember this game I think so.
There is alot checkpoints on TH-cam, but to the people that comeback to this. This is OUR checkpoint. I'm in my 30s still figuring stuff out and sometimes after a really rough night I comeback here and get reminded that I'm not alone. If there's one thing that starfox taught me it's that you're not alone even if you feel like you are you're truly not. There are people that go through so much and this music is for us: the reminder that sometimes we need no matter what it is.
You are not alone. Every single person you see is going through their own journey and has their own struggles. We’re all in this together.
This music, was the music of my childhood. I miss my childhood friends, going to school, playing soccer on the streets of Gravataí with no worries or sorrows of being an adult.
You experience sorrow because the educational system, and your parents did not prepare you for success. That is not a slight on them, but it is the dangerous path these last 2 generations are facing. People are being raised with zero direction and zero motivation. I pray you find happiness in these bleak times.
To be honest you are partially right. I have a pretty solid career as a MD here in my country, however, I agree with you that we weren't raised to face some challenges of the adulthood such as losing our parents or even facing frustration. I had to learn all of it by myself, in the end. Thank you for your kindness @@babyvaso3855
This song is full of wonder when you first boot up the game, but after you beat it, you just sit back and think about the experience. Koji Kondo is a masterful composer.
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I'm not one For Crying but this is really hitting me hard in the Nostalgia I'm choked up but not crying btw born in 1990
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Esta sinfónia es parte de mi, crecí escuchando esto. Me llena de paz el solo escucharla, una paz infinita.
When I die, this is the song I want to play when they bury me in my grave.
And right after that Always look on the bright side of life!
Oh gaaawwwd, I would have an emotional meltdown soooo haard.
yep me to
Me too.
Me too
My sister and I love the Star Fox series, especially this one and on the SNES/Super Famicom. We bonded alot with every Star Fox game growing up. It's really strange how this menu theme really invokes a lot of different emotions from gamers everywhere. You get this sudden nostalgia and at the same time somehow sadness, a strange happiness and an even stranger feeling that the universe is just looking back at you.
I guess maybe fictional outer space reflects a little bit of what we forget and returns it when we see it? I dunno but man this game just speaks good vibes and memories growing up at age 10.
I listened to this for at least four hours today while working on a science project. Thank you for uploading. I feel that it helped me think.
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@@GamingNostalgiaRemastered - you did a remake of this
Apart from Zelda OOT's title theme, there's no other VG song that I've listened to as much over the years, nor has affected me thus. The nostalgic factor is unreal. I felt the emotion then, as a boy, and as a man I finally feel the full effect of it.
Like Zelda, Star Fox holds a special place in my heart. It was a huge part of my childhood growing up in the 90s. I was regarded as "Fox" in my circle of friends and still to this day I relate. Much like Fox, I was the flying ace. I remember helping my buddies and younger relatives acquire all the medals and such. We took turns playing, but before every session we'd just chill out at the menu screen for a good ten minutes or so. We played it together again and again, we even role played after school and such. We lived and breathed these characters. Those were good times. Cherish those happy memories and the bonds you've shared. I know I'll treasure them forever.
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I’ve listened to Zelda music, donkey Kong music, Metroid music, but dammit nothing hit nostalgia like this. I hate getting old, but I love that this is here so I can share with my kids
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This song is now forever going to be embedded in my mind as “Quackity lore music”
Cringe
@@salt8202 no u
unbelievable track, one of the best from the n64 its like you realise how small you are compared to the gigantic universe and then you just feel a bit more relaxed.
Goodbye Old Friend Rick May
Voice Actor Of Peppy Hare
And Soilder From Team Fortress 2 R.I.P. Rick May You
Are The Greatest Voice Actor
You Will Be Missed 👋🏻🥹👋🏻🥺
I wanna float in outer space.
This song makes me feel like I am. It's awesome, like the game.
Well. We all float out there. *insert red balloon floating by*
"I wanna float in outer space." Same.
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It’s beautifully lost in time. And for some reason, the theme of the song feels just like that….I miss my childhood.
One of the best menu music tracks to me. It takes me back to that carefree childhood I have fond memories of.
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R.I.P. Rick May
(1940-2020)
so peaceful
yes
I revisit this every few months. And every few months I cry on the inside. The emotion of this track paired with enormity of Nostalgia that comes with it just washes over you like a title wave. I cant listen long, I'm not in the right head space for this. I'll be back, I always come back.
I was sent by the universe to summon you back here.
@@Don_McQueen God tier reply. Thanks for the laugh 🤣
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Placing the n64 cart with the red robot in...the best thing ever.
Martin, wherever you are, I miss you.
Played this game during Jr. High School 5 years ago, my records from these times are still there.
This game's OST is really special, Koji Kondo really made legendary pieces with this game. I'd be happy if he compose for another Star Fox (if it ever comes lol) but thanks for these legendary Star Fox 64 pieces, Koji Kondo!
When I make it to see 2020 im play this this beat makes you think deep and be very Grateful about Life and for ppl who didn't live to see new day
DUDE QUACKITY LORE STREAM I FOUND THE SONG YEAHHHHH
LETS GOOOOOO STREAM WAS SO GOODDDDD
@@erinbutler7215 The Movie you mean? That’s what it felt like with the cutscenes esc. It was very good though
@@IHarryy it just no longer feel like minecraft, it's incredible how beautiful this fandom is
Good memories , nostalgia
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I remember playing this game a lot in my first couple years of high school. I don't know what it was exactly that compelled me to play this so much. If I had to place a pinpoint somewhere I'd place it at when I was rummaging through the old N64 that was sitting in my brother's room I played a few of the games and Star Fox 64 was one of the ones I played. On the ranking, there was a high score by someone named "DAD" set. My family situation is rather strange so I have no clue who this DAD was but I assumed it was a huge accomplishment considering it was the top of the leaderboard before I started practicing. It didn't take too long before I climbed to like 5th before I felt like I hit a wall. I just felt like I wasn't playing well enough.
One day, during Sophomore year of high school, I sat down and started playing, hoping to beat the record that stood on top. I got the secret Andross fight and everything. I looked at my score and I still remember it to this day: 1026. I not only beat the record, I toppled it by a landslide. It probably is hardly anything compared to ranked players but seeing that I not only best the record but got 4 digits in as well was surreal. I remember the fact I put my last initial wrong too. I got somewhat better scores later on, but nothing topped the fact that I crushed a score that I thought I wasn't good enough to beat.
I've stopped playing Star Fox 64 as much because I've got better things to do, but it is still something I think about on occasion.
I'll probably never figure out who DAD is, because no one else in the family seems to know or care, but I'll always keep one spot on the leaderboard for him to stay.
This song touches nostalgia but hits harder now. Miss you sooo much Mom! 😭
I AM PROUDLY HERE FROM QUACKITYS STREAM :D
I’m also proudly here
I listen to this while doing my homework, it really helps me get in the zone.
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"Do a barrel roll"
So comfy... Almost makes you forget the panic you felt as a kid trying to shoot down those missiles on Sector Z.
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"your gonna give me that f*cking book, or i'm gonna come here, every, single, f*cking, day, to make your life HELL."
*”SAM!!”*