The Goonies 2 (NES) Soundtrack - 8BitStereo
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- Tracklist:
0:00 Stage Theme (The Goonies 'R' Good Enough)
1:47 Stage Theme (No Intro)
4:17 Basement
5:31 Cavern
6:52 Ice Cave
8:09 Underwater
9:40 Password
10:15 Maze View
10:48 Warp Zone / Guide
11:17 Game Over
11:25 Ending
12:16 Life Lost
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This is the OST to The Goonies II for the NES! But in my own form of Stereo! Which spreads the sound channels and adds a bit of echo/reverb. These mixes also do not represent true, original, or actual stereo that the NES has, this is just to make the music sound more clear and crisp, and is another way of listening to the greatness of 8Bit music. So enjoy this soundtrack in what I like to call, WiiGuy's 8Bit Stereo!! :D
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This game was good enough for me.
I see what you did there. ;)
Yep
I finally beat this game in August. Took me 30+ years but I finally did it! The music is the best part of the game!!! 80s games are the best!!! Great time to be alive!!!!!!
Harder than winning the Stanley Cup!
@@joeaf11harder than TMNT 1 for NES?
@@JayByrd83 by far
@@joeaf11 Not by a long shot unless you're referring to the cryptic aspect of the game.
@@retro9263 Well, I personally managed to plow through TMNT right up to the narrowing corridor just before Shredder's office, but with Goonies I was simply lost. Maybe my 10 year old brain was even more impatient with mazes and punching and hammering than I am today. But I see your point, friend. In my opinion they are both tough games in their own way.
Welcome Here.
This Is A Warp Zone.
Lmaooo
A wonderful adventure as a 7 year old kid during lazy summer nights in the early 90's.
Oh yes... That's my childhood too. Beautiful memories... ^^
Good stuff!! Haha, yeah!
Same here, as a young teen in the late 80s. Best decade to come of age!
Or the mid to late 2000s like myself lol. Also played when I was around 7 yo in Brazil. NES will never be forgotten for me. This game is up there with Solomon's Key in my favorite Nintendo games
I was a Kid in the Late 80s playing this. I never knew where to go.
Maybe the best password entry theme together with Metal Gear.
Seventh grade, so '87 or '88, I borrowed this from a friend at school. Don't even remember what I lent him in return. It was a Saturday, and I sat in the den of my house from the moment I woke up until that night when I finally beat it. Loved it from start to finish and just couldn't put it down. One those seriously underrated gems from the NES that tend to be forgotten when people make best games lists. The soundtrack is one of the major reasons why I got so engrossed into this one, too. Glad to see someone uploaded the soundtrack!
I've had a lot of memories playing this game when I younger.... a really memorable game
Possibly the best NES Midi
Ahh good old times, This chiptune track is awsome:)
Composer is actually Hidenori Maezawa. Satoe Terashima only did the original cover of Cyndi Lauper.
That darn code entering music always got me going and ready for the adventure ahead . Sweet man!!
Fucking 80's man... i was born too late (Late 80's). Wish i could of played during the nes's prime.
Quick, someone, build a time machine so we can all go back!!!
Just don't run into you're old self, or a paradox will ensue...
:c
Born in 1974. PERFECT time to really enjoy the 80s. I was 13/14 when this game was released.
Cavern is one sick groove.
My favorite nintendo game of all time
Ice Cave was a Bop!
awesome game
great soundtrack and very memorable songs. i loved this game as a kid
Gotta love Konami! =3
same composer as Castlevania and Life Force
EDIT: Never mind, it was actually Contra he did.
Play it at .75 speed. This is how we heard it during childhood here in the Philippines!!! I miss playing this game!
why is that?
@@Gugassauro this game was only available for vcd/dvd players during my childhood 2003-2005 here in the Philippines. Oddly enough, the music of every game is faster compared from the original console. Maybe it's the effect of it being pirated material😆
"ouch! what do you do?"
+Jerome "Chef" McElroy Here's what the corrected version would've been: Ouch! why did you do that?
Haha--hitting old NES soothsayers with a floating fist was such 80s fun.
Punch you for no reason
I remember that line
How has no one saluted their shorts yet?
ouch! what do you do?!
Cyndi Lauper!
10:50 Konami man when you knew everything would be ok
It's weird to hear the music without the "WJEUUPP DODOOHHH" of the doors between tracks!
Yup, that sound exactly. 😂
The Goonies 2 music is very nice ( NES ) forever 🎮
The old good days man
I used to play this game, soooooo hard lol, but fun
@@Flak_Jacket so hard? Lol. Hardly. Did you ever play Deadly Towers?
Top 5 nes game for me. Soundtrack made it special.
Oh man!! so many memories, :') thank you so much for upload this amazing soundtrack.
You're welcome, everyone should enjoy these NES soundtracks in a new light ;3
best game... best soundtrack
... ever
Jon Wareham It's almost like we can finish each others...
......
Jon Wareham
,,,,,
...periods
Always loved the music to this game...classic...
Thanks for sharing this! Such nostalgia for this game.
The soundtrack of getting so frustrated that you just start punching all the NPCs in the face. "Ouch! What do you do?"
Since they had a Goonies 1 movie and a Goonies 2 video game they should have made a Goonies 3 TV show.
Always a fan of your soundtracks! Just beat this game about 5 minutes ago, and had to search for the soundtrack on your channel. Sometimes I'll drive home from work and leave my phone on TH-cam and play your soundtracks. Always love hearing them! Thanks!
Thanks a lot man! I appreciate all the support! Helping make peoples days better! :D
***** You are awesome.
goddamn nostalgia keep tickling me
this is the greatest thing i have experienced
Great game. Great music. Remind me of my childhood. Good times.
"Goonies never say die!"
...but you are already dead.
Narrator: They all eventually died.
@@ClumzorZ he's not a Goonie, git!
the goonies r good enough!! good enough for me!! ah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah!!!!
Mhm, such a good conversion of this theme! :)
Well, hello Eric! I just watched Mike Matei's Top 20 NES vid and had to look up this track, as I'm a gaming music nerd. I was not disappointed. I dig WiiGuy's channel.
One of the best chiptunes of all time
The main theme to this is actually BY Cyndi Lauper, oddly enough. A lot of people think that her song was taking a theme from the movie and making a song out of it, but no, the actual original music is by her! 寺島 里恵 did an outstanding transcription of it for this game, really perfectly done. And his own original music in this soundtrack is, of course, really good. I think he's highly under-rated.
One of my favorite games of all time, and I was totally going to comment on one of your videos and ask, "Where's Goonies II?!"... but then I found it, and there was much rejoicing. ;)
Thanks for uploading all of these, man!
The ice cave music was used in the game gape flash game called Ben 10 underworld.
I loved this game... Still do. I would kill for a Virtual Console release, but no way they have the licenses renewed. SInce it was so hard... This music was played for hours on end in my younger days... Weeks perhaps... In any case... Haven't heard it since and I am loving it now. Thank you so much
If a developer wanted to remake a retro classic, this would be perfect.
seriously amazing work man, been listening to a lot of ur soundtracks and theyre all just excellent, very good work here mate :) Ima keep listening to those for a very long time to come, thx a lot :)
Great Work, Guy!
I love this game so so much. I still remember the password I used as a kid. DEM LY7! 8WL EMAD
Loved it
Sounds terrific.
love this :)
Hands Down the best soundtrack on an 8-bit game PERIOD!!!
Warp Zone releases my endorphins
Great game and movie ...and song
childhood !! GOOd dAys
Change speed to 0.9x (Speed button and click Custom) for the best experience.
Wish the nes sounds thisngood when i played this as a kid. But back then 1988 had a crappy 19" mono sound TV anyway
Here we are hangin on the strings of green ......and blues......Brake the chain and we break down...Ohh it's not real if you don't feel it...Unspoken expectations.....Ideas we used to play with....They're finally taking shape...What's good enough for you is good enough for me it's good enough....It's good enough for me.....Ya ya ya ya ya!
Now I remember why it sounded so damn familiar, Friday the 13th!
(See you had that soundtrack as well)
My fafourit game
We got the arcade version also. I played that version myself back in the day, when it was still fairly new.
11:18 Sounds Like Party Hat's Game Over Music In Ultimate Insanity
best childhood ever. todays kids can only be jealous. they never ever will get that experience of normal and careless live. which is a crime done by "Them"
I remember liking the platform jumper bits of this game, and drawing deeps sighs of tedious boredom every time I entered that "FPS" mode. Endless hours of knocking on walls with fist and hammers that kept running out on me. And if you didn't hit that exact pixel you wasted a hammer.
So... not one of my fave games I must admit. I ended up beating it several years later though.
It feels like a prototype to my favorite game ever La Mulana. I suppose that was supposed to be like Maze of Gallious though
Totally. I have fond memories of it (mostly for the platforming yoyo combat and music), but those fps "puzzles" were obnoxious!
Can you really run out of hammers? I just played through the game last night and it seemed like you always have just one hammer that never goes away.
The keys, on the other hand, were finite in supply, but you could just quickly grind a bit to get a few of those.
@@JoshSolomonSEO-NINJA-GLADIATOR yeah, one hammer. But that was supposed to be that way. That was hardly the biggest problem.
Every NES came with the ONPG which had maps for this game. NES games were not self-contained like games are now. You were expected to have the paper that came with the game, the ONPG and to play the game collectively with other kids. And today the maps are that much better, so there's no excuse now. It's like complaining that making szechuan food without a recipe is hard.
This game will always remind me of one of the most idiotic jerk things I did when I was a kid.
Some other kid, I have long since forgotten who, was over at our house for a couple hours. We decided to play this game. We also decided to take turns. The statement I made that we agreed to was that we would swap when the game said "game over." Sounds fair and reasonable, but I was letting him on.
See, when you die in this game, it technically doesn't say "game over" but just asks if you want to continue or not. However, it DOES say "game over" when you beat the game. And I thought I would be clever by going through the whole game and beating it and then saying "okay, it says game over, now it's your turn."
I thought I would be so good at the game that I wouldn't ever actually run out of lives. But I did. And I was a total jerk and refused to hand over the controller and let the other kid play.
I thought I could just fly real quick to the end, but it took some time. And ultimately, his mom came to pick him up before I got to the end. As I recall, I beat the game, and then rushed out to him while he was getting in the car just to let him know that it said "game over" now.
I cringe whenever I remember doing that; it's a memory that haunts me. I thought I was being clever, but I was just being an a**hole. And I was so full of myself that I couldn't see the problem with what I was doing. I was just focused on the joke I was playing because it said "game over" when you beat the game.
Stumbling through old fashioned superstitions, ideas we used to play with...
Wow
@Kevin Striker
It was mostly due to the limitations of the third party games at the time. Which means up to five games per year.
this is one of those games where you really need that Nintendo Power Play book (or what ever they called it but it cost like $20 bux) to find the secrets and clear the game. Alot of the stuff are too hidden and cryptic with out the use of nintendo power. (sorta like a gimmick)
The game is still very enjoyable and the sound track was done really well. my only complaint with it is it has no boss chartacter the entire game. (at least I don't remember one and I cleared it like 10+ times back in I think 1989
I completed it without it back in the day, but yeah games arent what they used to be. Friggin games kicked our little asses back in the day, and we loved it hah.
I had it when I was a kid, didnt think it was all that impossible.
NOW the goonies 2 is being made into movie lol
Thank god, i hope it would be just as good as Goonies 1 ^^
AJTComicsBrand ......when
5 years later still no movie....the fuck you talkin about Paul?
I have come from the future. The movie was never made. Oh and there’s a plague going on.
Ouch! What do you do?
Goooooo Mikey Goooooo!!!!!!
@ Maze View my favorite
5:31 Wow! Is there updog in there?
My God, this is great. In January 1988, my twin and I turned 14. We had a
party, and the very next day, with b-day money, we bought this game.
Love at first play! The 80s were the last great decade to be a kid. No rules!
I really pity the millenials and zoomers.
C'mon the 90's also had it's glory... Compared to these horrible days now. Like a really cheap and sci-fi horror movie
Love hearing other peoples' stories with games like this. Posted my own, too. And yeah, there's something about those '80s games. When they were good, they stuck with you; when they were bad, they still stuck with you, just for different reasons. This was definitely one of the best times I had playing a game on the NES.
@@lulukot7377 Sometimes, I think one's opinion of gaming in the '90s will almost entirely depend on how one feels about Pokémon. You know, as if the SNES, Genesis, and PSX weren't there, or something. It's just the way '90s kids tend to talk about growing up with video games, I guess. Truth is, the 1990s had some of the best games ever, including Super Metroid, Symphony of the Night, Link to the Past and Ocarina of Time, all of the best Final Fantasy games to see the light of day,... Come to think of it, I might even say that the '90s had, overall, superior game music to the '80s OR the '00s (for all those same games, as well as the criminally-underrated Sword of Vermillion). But man, there's something about that '80s NES chipset...when it's good, it's legendary.
I don't know exactly why but I got scared when I played the game as a child. Liked it somehow, though :)
Something seems a little funky at 6:55 and 6:59 and 7:03. That last held note in the sequence isn't rendering quite right. Any idea?
... was this damned game beatable? D: I could never figure it out. I always got stuck after a while.
Same here. I kept trying but just couldn't figure out where to go and never found out how to jump over that high wall. I'd go play Metroid and think, if Metroid has a high jump pickup then Goonies 2 must too!
Yep. Once you found all of the Goonies (I think two of them were literally in the same place) You found the final key and then you unlocked Annie. Game Over.
I could only find 3 of them. After that, nothing :/
Oh trust me, if Dan from Game Grumps could beat it, then Anyone could. But like, in all seriousness, it is super cryptic and challenging (especially if you're a kid from the 80s without internet).
DullVivid Key phrase "...without internet" These young whipper-snappers nowadays don't know how good they have it when it comes beating games.
dat stage 1 intro :D
once I found out the glasses allow you to see invisible doors..i beat it!!!
Is that updog?
Classic!!! (✊ A nine get candle, thank you Nintendo Power😂😏)🎮
Never knew the Fataile's was hiding a Mermaid in this biiiii😂
9:40 Game Vs Game theme tune before the remix.
i had major hots for annie the mermaid on the cover of the game when i was a kid.
I wonder the first didn't get released in the US?
hey can I ask you guys something How come they was no Goonies 2 movie but they was the Goonies 2 game ?
+David's work Apparently there was a Goonies 1 game in a foreign country, let's say Japan, but it was never carried over to the states. We got Goonies 2, the sequel game.
I purposely lost on the first level just to listen to the song
10:15 I recognized this from cLOUDDEAD's song, Jimmy Breeze
This song was the only reason other than I loved the movie that I played the game
ive taught myself to survive a four story fall
wearing a spacesuit and a dead englishman's socks
Wrestling With Wregret sent me. .
Loved this soundtrack. I thought the game was just ok, but good music.
Need this on vinyl
He uses an program to modify the audio files, no physical mods that I know of. Then again I'm wrong often.
I actually beat this game before there was such thing add the Internet. That big black book that came with the Nintendo sure was helpful for many early games.
What a satisfying time that must have been before the Internet spoiled us all.
Fun game. Don't think I ever beat it.
According to the comments I'm not the only one to punch the Cow-man.
Hey Wiiguy... It's me, Michel. If you can find it... I would like that you put Panic Restaurant soundtrack.
another game that was stupidly difficult but beatable - music>game.
Password and Warp Zone need 10hr versions
See even Nintendo agreed They should of made a Goonies 2 :)