Suit yourself up with a Bionic upgrade to this OST! Or a newer/better version (Improved quality, text, and visual background): th-cam.com/video/eaiHSwYegsA/w-d-xo.html
OMG! The mix of excitement and frustration playing this game back in '88/'89 as a 14 year old; immeasurable. Some of those later boards were the devil's toe. If only you under 30 kids appreciated the simplicity of 8bits. Viva NES!
Easily one of the best NES video game in history....From game play to hearing the tune soundtrack, the gaming atmosphere is truly epic for Bionic Commando...#CLASSIC
I'll talk about the person I met when I was young... 0:00 In 198X we've found the Badds' top secret material called Albatros which was never put into practice. 0:14 Imperial Force's Generalissimo Killt has seen the plan,and decided to execute the plan himself. 0:24 The Federation tried to stop his attempt by sending our hero Super Joe. But lost contact with him. One brave man was sent with a special mission... to rescue Super Joe. The story begins...
I played and was able to finish this on the original NES. Actually out of all the NES games I played, this one was one of the few I could beat, and actually was somewhat linear. The songs stayed with me forever, sometimes I am just in class looking up at the ceiling and the music comes to me. I smile, and listen.
Jordan Brennan I remember I had to keep the NES on overnight with the game paused so I could resume and finish the next day. It's also one of the few I beat as a child on the NES. Good job!
Man, this was one of my absolute favorites as a kid. Too bad I had no idea where to go or what to do. This game, Rygar, and Blaster Master really captured my imagination though
Great game. Great music. My first curse word I saw on an NES game. Its interesting, looking back, that we were being fed altered context, having been censored from any Nazi references. Though they weren't enough to remove it altogether. I mean, c'mon. It was just weird. And cool. But, back then, I was too young. Not reading about games being altered from original content from Japan. This was pre-internet. Not so much info handy back then, or leisure knowledge. I didn't think about it being a Japanese port. Didn't even think about Japanese gaming at all. Thanks Wiiguy.
I love themes in Bionic Commando. But My all-time favorite is the Albatross Tower Theme. Really captures the sense of danger of being in enemy territory. BC was one of those games that I didn't get a chance to play back in the day. It wasn't until 2003-ish that I got my hands on it. When Got to Area 5 (with the Albatross Theme), I was happy to see that certain old games could still surprise me.
Now, so much time has passed, and I'm old now I think it's time to tell you the whole story I hope this story will be told for a long time... *2010.8.2* *Joe*
Even as a kid, I remember Bionic Commando just sounding different and more compelling than my other games. Junko Tamiya is an absolute genius and she pushed the NES sound chip to it’s limits.
One of my all-time favorite NES games, remember many a snow day playing this one all the way through. If you haven't seen or played Bionic Commando: Rearmed, you're missing out. The game is a fantastic remake, and Simon Viklund did a brilliant job on the soundtrack.
The first stage right before the bosses door is a place where enemies continue to spawn. Stick around for about 15 minutes building your health bar and you will be able to make steady progress through the game. I can't remember which stage has the rocket launcher. It basically kills nearly every sub-boss enemy in the game with one hit. Several main bosses can be taken out in 4 hits or more. 3 hits are all that is needed to blow up the reactors. Rocket Launcher, get!
Great soundtrack, thanks for stereofying it, Wiiguy! Imho the Munitions Base (I think it's Sector 8 in the game) is one of the best songs in the entire NES library, and the HQ theme perfectly sets the mood for the final showdown.
Most of the original NES soundtrack was composed by Junko Tamiya, a woman who was videogame music composer for Capcom from 1987 to 1990. During that time Capcom forced her to use several nicknames in the credits of the games she worked and she even wasn't credited in the Strider game AT ALL. Ppl say it was because she was so awesome Capcom wanted to hide Junko to keep her from going to other companies. She left the videogame industry since then and now lives in Nara Prefecture in Japan.
If you haven't played the remake of this game on Xbox Live, you need to. If nothing else, for the soundtrack; the whole thing was done in an EDM remix style. The game is a blast, too. They made some tweaks and added some stuff, and made the final boss fight an actual fight. Plus, there's even a PvP multiplayer.
Rented this game one day while being drug by my mom to go with her to the grocery store (after my usual whining for her to let me rent a game) because I thought the cover looked cool he he, and the rest was history......I was quite proud of myself for completing this game, it was and still is quite challenging in my opinion for many to play.
I can be it now, I've played harder game and since now I'm not a child anymore I've learned to be patient, the fact that you can't jump and only use your grappling requires patience, but damn I like this game 0.0
My all time fav game, I used to play this game for hours and would time myself to see how long it would take me to finish it. The soundtrack is amazing as well, these songs still get stuck in my head sometimes, like the melody for this song for example: 1:48 Areas 1, 3, 4 & 7: Enemy Bases [Originally by Harumi Fujita] . FIRE
thanks for Castlevania & this brother, 2 priceless NES gems I grew up loving to death. I wish I could add the music on my recent BIONIC COMMANDO cosplay in FALLOUT 4 video T.T
If that name follows normal Japanese naming convention, it was a woman that composed the soundtrack. That's cool! Wonder if she still works with games.
No. The person in charge of the music of Mighty No. 9 is Manami Matsumae, another former member of Capcom's sound team. She is Junko's friend and she is the one who told me about her. Manami is a Facebook friend of mine...
Early Capcom soundtracks were pretty rough around the edges. I think Mega Man 3 and Ducktales really turned it around. This is still good, though. Very memorable! Also, this game is WAY better than the arcade version.
LOL Manami Matsumae helped create the Mega Man 1 soundtrack. She and Junko Tamiya were great friends and co-workers at the Capcom Sound Team... so obviously Manami helped Junko with that tune...
What particular parts are you having difficulty with? Something that would make the game a lot easier for you would be too build up your green can reserves that enemies leave me behind after being defeated. Collect them until your health bar extends to 4 or 5. That will make the game significantly funner. Also, when on the battlefield stage, if you kill a commander or a jeep, you will get a continue, which is awesome. Also, you can get the best weapon in the game (rocket launcher) quiteearly
I always thought it was pretty lame, that they censored the hell out of this game, even changing its title.. As a kid I somewhat knew about the evil ideologies of socialism, fascism, and communism, and knowing what those things have done to people (and still do).. It made the game slightly frightening to me, especially with the music, it was perfectly done with the limited technology. The music inspired me a lot, with my drawings.. I became pretty fascinated with military stuff, and WWII era history. I started making a little comic (Still have that old ass artwork lol).. I remember leaving it all alone later, because some of the things I was learning, and saw (documentaries) kinda creeped me out, and I also didn't want to hear the music from this game, because it reminded me of all of those things too. I then picked it up again years later in 2005, making a little game of it with RPG Maker.. Mein Kampf, and the Communist Manifesto inspired the main bad guy greatly, and he had to look very charismatic, and cool.. It' was supposed to take place in the year 2040, but a lot of what lead up to a WWIII in the game, began in 2022- after a great economic disaster, which is worse than The Great Depression. There is also then another civil war in America. The dictator is supposed to be the leader of a new country, everyone loves him at first, and thinks he's great, and when he shows his true intentions, it's too late for many. The country's flag is changed to the symbol of Chaos, since that's what he wants to bring to the world. His ideologies are all a mix of fascism, communism, socialism, and the occult. The look of everything is quite steampunk-ish somewhat (but also kind of inspired from an old manga/anime Venus Wars).. In 2017 I actually toyed around with some mods for Fallout 4, and made the 2 main characters, just to see how they could look in a current gen game lol. If I ever make this game, this 8bit music will have been what inspired it, along with Area 88's music later ^_^.
Here we are in 2022....this game is prophetic and Fascism and communism is fusing together here in America. We are about to live through what this game and many other movies and games have warned us about. This is America's and the freeworlds great stand against evil
@@inkmage4084 lol i appreciated reading your comment last night. With all the stuff going on within the last year my mind went back to this very games storyline. As a kid playing this game the story always intrigued me as I too like you understood about what and how led up to WW2. But this game very accurately predicted what was going to happen. Its frightening in alot of ways because grains of truth are always leaked out in entertainment, but Bionic Commando straight up punchs you in the face with it. After scrolling down all the comments it was cool to read you had the same take from the plot as I had. BTW I saw some u.s. senators giving a speech in front of the a same flag that the empire uses and Nancy Pelosi saying that they would all be wearing the color purple as it's the color of bipartisanship...not making this up lol
@@ToxicAvengerX Hey thanks! yeah I still find it all a bit creepy. Definitely can't make any of that stuff up, they get creepier every day. But I think the most creepiest thing is how people are so quick and willing to follow them. Like when I was younger, learning about Fascism, Communism, and Socialism. I would think "there is absolutely no way any of this would ever happen again, no one would fall for it".. Yet here we are, again you have people falling for it, excusing it, saying it "wasn't real Socialism". So to see that I basically stopped looking at those things as just horrible political ideologies, but stuff that is truly evil, because those things aren't designed at all to help anyone, but to take as many lives as possible from people who refuse to go your way, so it makes sense now why so many keep falling for it, cause evil does that.
Suit yourself up with a Bionic upgrade to this OST! Or a newer/better version (Improved quality, text, and visual background): th-cam.com/video/eaiHSwYegsA/w-d-xo.html
🎮🕹
❤❤
Little Nemo, Street Fighter 2010, Bionic Commando...Junko Tamiya may be the most underrated composer on the NES.
Man I agree with that
She also composed the music for Strider on the Genesis.
and Sweet home, very under rated game too. Junko is a beast, she's done more than we know.
She did Little Nemo? Cause I loved her "Nightmare Land" theme in that game! 🤗
Bionic Commando will go down as one of the most innovative games ever.
It will
One of the greatest video game soundtracks ever, imo. (If not the greatest)
aw cmon metal gear was better seriously!
Not even!
:( dont you like metal gear solid snakes OST on MSX? theme of tara?
Not as much Bionic Commando.
battle of olympus yo!
Man, Capcom back in the day knew how to make awesome soundtracks. So did Konami.
YES! Konami made the NES a true pleasure to play.
Don't forget Taito
this soundtrack was done by the friend of the mega man 1 composer
@@v-town1980 Konami pretty much brought the TMNT franchise into video game form for the masses. That was a lucky franchise for them to have! 💰
and Nintendo themselves. Koji Kondo is a living legend.
14:19 This is a neutral area. All acts of hostilities are prohibited in this area. If violated, you will be attacked.
That is one hell of a contradictory statement.
You meet the most interesting people in those types of areas. ;-)
I also like how this area's music uses the same notes as Dr Wily stage 1/2 from Mega Man 1.
Marry Me
TimmyBoy yeah me too
Best memory..... this is first stateside game to have a swearword.... tame as it was..... still endeared this game to me forever!
OMG! The mix of excitement and frustration playing this game back in '88/'89 as a 14 year old; immeasurable. Some of those later boards were the devil's toe. If only you under 30 kids appreciated the simplicity of 8bits. Viva NES!
Easily one of the best NES video game in history....From game play to hearing the tune soundtrack, the gaming atmosphere is truly epic for Bionic Commando...#CLASSIC
One of the nes finest moments! .. and I beat it.. 'nostalgia'
Bionic Commando had a control that more games today envy, easy to use and epic music that transport you in the role :)
I'll talk about the person I met when I was young...
0:00
In 198X we've found the Badds' top secret material called Albatros which was never put into practice.
0:14
Imperial Force's Generalissimo Killt has seen the plan,and decided to execute the plan himself.
0:24
The Federation tried to stop his attempt by sending our hero Super Joe. But lost contact with him. One brave man was sent with a special mission... to rescue Super Joe.
The story begins...
You do realize the original Japanese version had Neo-Nazis in it.
@@luisreyes1963 I guess they do now.
@@v-town1980 I already knew
@@luisreyes1963 ... They resurrected Hitler and made him a fucking tank. Neo ain't right.
I'm salivating nostalgia. Albatross and processing plant brings back so much feels
COMMUNI - WIRE
CATE - TAPPING
^
DON'T DEAD OPEN INSIDE
GA GA GA
I miss wire tapping
I think this is what is said if you choose Communicate and don't bring the right color communicator to a certain area.
I played and was able to finish this on the original NES. Actually out of all the NES games I played, this one was one of the few I could beat, and actually was somewhat linear.
The songs stayed with me forever, sometimes I am just in class looking up at the ceiling and the music comes to me. I smile, and listen.
Jordan Brennan I remember I had to keep the NES on overnight with the game paused so I could resume and finish the next day. It's also one of the few I beat as a child on the NES. Good job!
Please instruct us. OK, we'll move to awesome music.
Get the heck out of here, you nerd!
Man, this was one of my absolute favorites as a kid. Too bad I had no idea where to go or what to do. This game, Rygar, and Blaster Master really captured my imagination though
Yeah, Blaster Master. Ouch. I don't think I ever beat Rygar either. We had it tough in the old days.
i REALLY need to sit down and play Blaster Master.
Ohya, I loved this game and it's awesome soundtrack as a kid!
Being a five-year-old kid playing this game as a child the music still resonates in My Head
one of my favorite nes games ever
Great game. Great music. My first curse word I saw on an NES game. Its interesting, looking back, that we were being fed altered context, having been censored from any Nazi references. Though they weren't enough to remove it altogether. I mean, c'mon. It was just weird. And cool. But, back then, I was too young. Not reading about games being altered from original content from Japan. This was pre-internet. Not so much info handy back then, or leisure knowledge. I didn't think about it being a Japanese port. Didn't even think about Japanese gaming at all. Thanks Wiiguy.
One of the best NES games with awesome music. Good Job!
it was
I love themes in Bionic Commando. But My all-time favorite is the Albatross Tower Theme. Really captures the sense of danger of being in enemy territory. BC was one of those games that I didn't get a chance to play back in the day. It wasn't until 2003-ish that I got my hands on it. When Got to Area 5 (with the Albatross Theme), I was happy to see that certain old games could still surprise me.
Is that a war game?
Mark Stepney Definitely
I came here specifically for this theme. Such an awesome track.
Yeah, Albatross Tower is one of my favorite tracks from this game back when I played it years ago on the NES. I still like it to this day.
It was on I Wanna Be the Guy. Great choice of music!
best sound track of them all imo.
I first beat this in august of 1991
couldn't believe it. ever since then it's a breeze. LOVE it
This track is perfect, because it evokes a feeling of homesickness, as in the stage of the tower. Amazing!!
Originality at its finest!
Like most video game music ;3
I can't believe I beat this game all the time as a little kid, one of my all time favorites!
Now, so much time has passed, and I'm old now
I think it's time to tell you the whole story
I hope this story will be told for a long time...
*2010.8.2*
*Joe*
Oh god stage 2 theme used to make my heart hurt. 43 now and it still does.
PI PI PI......We are going to attack.
listening to all these 8biit theme songs brings back childhood memories,thanks for posting them bro,good job
Hell yeah! The good old days...
Thank you so much, Wiiguy309!
Even as a kid, I remember Bionic Commando just sounding different and more compelling than my other games. Junko Tamiya is an absolute genius and she pushed the NES sound chip to it’s limits.
Good stuff. One of my favorite old games. And the soundtrack was great.
One of my all-time favorite NES games, remember many a snow day playing this one all the way through.
If you haven't seen or played Bionic Commando: Rearmed, you're missing out. The game is a fantastic remake, and Simon Viklund did a brilliant job on the soundtrack.
+Josh Stamper I do not like the remake. Capcom DID NOT develop the remake themselves like they've shoud've done.
+Josh Stamper You could play this game all the way through? I couldnt even get past the first level.
dox1842 oh yeah, lol. It's definitely difficult. Took me a long time to finish, but I did eventually.
The first stage right before the bosses door is a place where enemies continue to spawn. Stick around for about 15 minutes building your health bar and you will be able to make steady progress through the game. I can't remember which stage has the rocket launcher. It basically kills nearly every sub-boss enemy in the game with one hit. Several main bosses can be taken out in 4 hits or more. 3 hits are all that is needed to blow up the reactors. Rocket Launcher, get!
Great soundtrack, thanks for stereofying it, Wiiguy! Imho the Munitions Base (I think it's Sector 8 in the game) is one of the best songs in the entire NES library, and the HQ theme perfectly sets the mood for the final showdown.
Most of the original NES soundtrack was composed by Junko Tamiya, a woman who was videogame music composer for Capcom from 1987 to 1990. During that time Capcom forced her to use several nicknames in the credits of the games she worked and she even wasn't credited in the Strider game AT ALL. Ppl say it was because she was so awesome Capcom wanted to hide Junko to keep her from going to other companies. She left the videogame industry since then and now lives in Nara Prefecture in Japan.
For me, this is one of Capcom's underrated games. But it will always hold a special place in my heart. And its soundtrack is very solid and memorable.
If you haven't played the remake of this game on Xbox Live, you need to. If nothing else, for the soundtrack; the whole thing was done in an EDM remix style.
The game is a blast, too. They made some tweaks and added some stuff, and made the final boss fight an actual fight. Plus, there's even a PvP multiplayer.
Beat this game for the first time yesterday, so freaking good!
Rented this game one day while being drug by my mom to go with her to the grocery store (after my usual whining for her to let me rent a game) because I thought the cover looked cool he he, and the rest was history......I was quite proud of myself for completing this game, it was and still is quite challenging in my opinion for many to play.
I can be it now, I've played harder game and since now I'm not a child anymore I've learned to be patient, the fact that you can't jump and only use your grappling requires patience, but damn I like this game 0.0
wakatoryu european boxart is different than the us version.
I wonder if your parents were shocked by the sight of Hitler's head explod(ing), hahah.
my friends struggle to get past the no-jumping part
Thank science for TH-cam.
6:48 sounds fucking epic in this format. Thanks!
Badass ost in this game, sounds like military music as it should!
Introduced to the Bionic Commando series with Rearmed, needless to say I had to find a copy of this gem soon afterwards.
My all time fav game, I used to play this game for hours and would time myself to see how long it would take me to finish it. The soundtrack is amazing as well, these songs still get stuck in my head sometimes, like the melody for this song for example: 1:48 Areas 1, 3, 4 & 7: Enemy Bases [Originally by Harumi Fujita] . FIRE
Such a random thing, I just purchased it. I hope you're right. :-D I was a diehard bionic commando fan growing up. One of my favorite games.
The best battle / strategy / war music! This made Nintendo millions Junko Tamiya went bananas on this game truly a legendary composer!
thanks for Castlevania & this brother, 2 priceless NES gems I grew up loving to death. I wish I could add the music on my recent BIONIC COMMANDO cosplay in FALLOUT 4 video T.T
Agree! The sound was INCREDIBLY high quality for the time. CAPCOM did it right.
Never mind found it lol thanks! You're the best!
No surprise that the composer behind Sweet Home and Strider was behind this amazing OST as well. Good shit, Junko "Gondamin" Tamiya!
INCREDIBLE
Actually, looks like the songs was correctly identified as a bionic commando OST, as seen by the buy now link. So adds are correct.
If that name follows normal Japanese naming convention, it was a woman that composed the soundtrack. That's cool! Wonder if she still works with games.
Ahead of its' time for a game.. which is why I still remember playing it.. thoroughly enjoyed it!
oh the feels....
No. The person in charge of the music of Mighty No. 9 is Manami Matsumae, another former member of Capcom's sound team. She is Junko's friend and she is the one who told me about her. Manami is a Facebook friend of mine...
32 years later and I'm still waiting for wrist grappling tech to catch up to this game.
I approve this music. 👍
Perhaps my favourite game on the nes, and ranking really high on my favourite game of all times
GOAT
I used to rent this game many times and want to completed it, but I was stocked and lost. I almost reach the final stage.
i love this fucking game! and the music
Favorite nes game!badass soundtrack!
still got that mega man feel
stone hard rock solid quality
Curiously the music in my nes was slower than here. But good thing I retrieved those good musics
Early Capcom soundtracks were pretty rough around the edges. I think Mega Man 3 and Ducktales really turned it around. This is still good, though. Very memorable! Also, this game is WAY better than the arcade version.
ctiffan not sure how when megaman 2s soundtrack is better than 3s
2 people couldn't get passed area 6.
+Athena Brown i couldnt get pass area 1
I couldn't get passed the start menu
I couldn't get PAST the power outlet.
9:18 the beggining is like a casino level
4:17 to 6:45 , this is my favorite even if it kind of symbolize "life is hard, but live through it"..?
6:48 This song + Knight Man = Pridemoor Keep.
Love this song!
Wonderful game, and such great soundtrack!!!!!
Pi Pi Pi!
LOL Manami Matsumae helped create the Mega Man 1 soundtrack. She and Junko Tamiya were great friends and co-workers at the Capcom Sound Team... so obviously Manami helped Junko with that tune...
1:48 and 9:18 for people like me who are more familiar with the Arcade version.
Mi infancia
17:41
PI PI PI~
WE HAVE FOUND AN INTRUDER.
WE ARE GOING TO ATTACK.
The Processing Plant... FUCK YEAH! Best song in the game.
Sounds like the Gun Smoke soundtrack
Yeah i think Acclaim and Sunsoft had the most memorable tunes in their games in my opinion
thx for ost and info!
What particular parts are you having difficulty with?
Something that would make the game a lot easier for you would be too build up your green can reserves that enemies leave me behind after being defeated. Collect them until your health bar extends to 4 or 5. That will make the game significantly funner. Also, when on the battlefield stage, if you kill a commander or a jeep, you will get a continue, which is awesome. Also, you can get the best weapon in the game (rocket launcher) quiteearly
Thumbs up if the tense chords progessions of the Map Select remind you of Mefjus!
same for me. I love it... but it's one of the few games I've never actually beat.. gonna have to change that soon
I always thought it was pretty lame, that they censored the hell out of this game, even changing its title.. As a kid I somewhat knew about the evil ideologies of socialism, fascism, and communism, and knowing what those things have done to people (and still do).. It made the game slightly frightening to me, especially with the music, it was perfectly done with the limited technology.
The music inspired me a lot, with my drawings.. I became pretty fascinated with military stuff, and WWII era history. I started making a little comic (Still have that old ass artwork lol).. I remember leaving it all alone later, because some of the things I was learning, and saw (documentaries) kinda creeped me out, and I also didn't want to hear the music from this game, because it reminded me of all of those things too.
I then picked it up again years later in 2005, making a little game of it with RPG Maker.. Mein Kampf, and the Communist Manifesto inspired the main bad guy greatly, and he had to look very charismatic, and cool.. It' was supposed to take place in the year 2040, but a lot of what lead up to a WWIII in the game, began in 2022- after a great economic disaster, which is worse than The Great Depression. There is also then another civil war in America. The dictator is supposed to be the leader of a new country, everyone loves him at first, and thinks he's great, and when he shows his true intentions, it's too late for many. The country's flag is changed to the symbol of Chaos, since that's what he wants to bring to the world. His ideologies are all a mix of fascism, communism, socialism, and the occult.
The look of everything is quite steampunk-ish somewhat (but also kind of inspired from an old manga/anime Venus Wars).. In 2017 I actually toyed around with some mods for Fallout 4, and made the 2 main characters, just to see how they could look in a current gen game lol. If I ever make this game, this 8bit music will have been what inspired it, along with Area 88's music later ^_^.
Here we are in 2022....this game is prophetic and Fascism and communism is fusing together here in America. We are about to live through what this game and many other movies and games have warned us about. This is America's and the freeworlds great stand against evil
@@ToxicAvengerX That is so very true.
@@inkmage4084 lol i appreciated reading your comment last night. With all the stuff going on within the last year my mind went back to this very games storyline. As a kid playing this game the story always intrigued me as I too like you understood about what and how led up to WW2. But this game very accurately predicted what was going to happen. Its frightening in alot of ways because grains of truth are always leaked out in entertainment, but Bionic Commando straight up punchs you in the face with it. After scrolling down all the comments it was cool to read you had the same take from the plot as I had. BTW I saw some u.s. senators giving a speech in front of the a same flag that the empire uses and Nancy Pelosi saying that they would all be wearing the color purple as it's the color of bipartisanship...not making this up lol
@@ToxicAvengerX Hey thanks! yeah I still find it all a bit creepy. Definitely can't make any of that stuff up, they get creepier every day. But I think the most creepiest thing is how people are so quick and willing to follow them.
Like when I was younger, learning about Fascism, Communism, and Socialism. I would think "there is absolutely no way any of this would ever happen again, no one would fall for it".. Yet here we are, again you have people falling for it, excusing it, saying it "wasn't real Socialism". So to see that I basically stopped looking at those things as just horrible political ideologies, but stuff that is truly evil, because those things aren't designed at all to help anyone, but to take as many lives as possible from people who refuse to go your way, so it makes sense now why so many keep falling for it, cause evil does that.
The song at 6:48 is called "Leap of Faith".
In the description, is the 4:18 listing supposed to be spelled "Albratross"? Or is that first "r" a typo?
This is probably my favorite NES game of all time. Nothing more satisfying than blowing up Hitler at the end. :p
ya
Me podrías decir una forma de buscar mas esplisita el prologo Parte 3
COMMANDER, BEWARE THE ELEVATOR
Still Love this game. Just demo'd the Revamped version for PSN. It Just doesn't feel the same eventhough the graphics and sound are updated.
Aye this is where I would rack up to full...about hour? But made rest of game breeze.
Bionic Commando es chingón
6:48 was the bomb!!!!
Did you hear the music of the remake? They are the same songs, but improved! I recommend them
It's a tough game.
His arm is his wife. *chuckle* Imagine...
She probably continued teaching and composing music (I hope)...