Fun fact: renditions of the music from this game are actually used in re-releases of the original Bomb Jack arcade game, due to the fact that two of the original tracks in that game were renditions of licensed songs (the theme song to a children’s anime, and “Lady Madonna” by the Beatles, respectively). What’s really cool is that instead of just directly using the NES music, they actually made “arcade” renditions of the songs with different “instruments” that accurately resembled the arcade game’s audio hardware. To be honest, I actually find the “arcade” renditions of the mighty bomb Jack music more fitting than the original arcade music, as it fits with the cartoonish aesthetic more.
Fun fact: renditions of the music from this game are actually used in re-releases of the original Bomb Jack arcade game, due to the fact that two of the original tracks in that game were renditions of licensed songs (the theme song to a children’s anime, and “Lady Madonna” by the Beatles, respectively). What’s really cool is that instead of just directly using the NES music, they actually made “arcade” renditions of the songs with different “instruments” that accurately resembled the arcade game’s audio hardware. To be honest, I actually find the “arcade” renditions of the mighty bomb Jack music more fitting than the original arcade music, as it fits with the cartoonish aesthetic more.
6:18 GDV = Gross Domestic Value?
ive been playing this game for 15 years now and still didnt have any clue on how to beat it.