I remember reading an interview with the producer - he talked about how hard it was to make music on a 16-bit system like this. The Genesis didn't even have filters! Yet listen to what's going on here: there's ping-pong echos, trance gates, (fake) filter sweeps - all stuff you'd expect from dance music, and this was a video game in 1992! Back then to make good game music you had to be a great composer AND a tech wiz.
Yup, I feel that required ingenuity has long been forgotten and swept away, now everything is premade and easy to configure, the subtlety in this composer's technique is mind blowing. Same with the guy who composed for Donkey kong Country
@@maximiliancamacho9566 I think it's better now, because composers can focus in their music instead of tech limitations, some things were literally Impossible to do in 16 bit machines. Still, many 16 bit games had amazing soundtracks that still hold up to this day.
Yuzo should remake this Soundtrack with totays hardware. With modern sythneseizers. But also follow his original vision he had in mind back then and not copy modern trends of todays music.
@@NordkapSounddesign That's not possible. The "original vision" was already guided by the tech limitation. The guy made a script language for its own music.. Heck, he composed the street of rage soundtrack using a PC-88, a vastly inferior machine at the time. This guy creativity was fueled by limitations.
crisprapper Was it though because this sound was around before this soundtrack. I'm thinking Vogue by Madonna had a very similar sound two years before or do you mean in terms of video game soundtracks? Yuzo said that he copied the sound of the clubs at the time.
MartianManhunter1987 definitely in terms of game soundtracks, like you say he was massively inspired by club music. Imagine you're a US teenager these days going crazy about 'EDM' and then playing this game on an ancient console from the early 90s and hearing what is basically low sample rate versions of the stuff still being played in clubs. It's pretty crazy.
For Halloween I dressed up as that guy with the green shirt holding the bat, the clothes and bat were the easiest to obtain, it took a while to make the DON'T WALK mask.
Probably! I got this game for free for "not crying" after having my ear stitched back together after smacking the table, slipping up on puppy piss first thing in the morning when I was 8 years old. The OST stood out to me even then as a genuine classic and I didn't really like "music", hehe
such a great soundtrack. the music of my childhood. will never forget getting a genesis for one of my birthdays in middle school and getting Streets of Rage 2 with it. we played it to death that day.
I think it was because Streets of Rage 2 was probably the pinnacle of the side-scroller beat'em up game. The jump in quality from Double Dragon or Battle Toads to the Streets of Rage games was absolutely massive. Better graphics, more moves, better audio quality and better soundtracks. Maybe it is my nostalgia speaking, but there was nothing to not like about this game.
Bojan Land, even those countless deaths were enjoyable in their own twisted way :P Part of me longs for the good old days where video games were still insanely difficult haha
@Bojan Land I showed SoR to my 9 years old nephew and he can't stop playing (he has PS4 and PC gamer in his home). SOR is one of the best games ever, period.
What always tripped me out about this cover is the bald guy on the left. I always saw the legs of the guy that Blaze is leg-sweeping as the bald guy's legs when I was a kid, and even now I still kinda do it despite being able to see his real legs behind Blaze and Punk guy. But still, just look at it. If you're not paying close enough attention that big muscular bald guy has like super skinny legs in black jeans and work boots, just kinda sitting against the wall.
Without a doubt. Especially for brawlers. The soundtrack of this game makes the entire experience of moving across town and fighting like an epic Western or hard-boiled detective story. Like something legendary. Everything else is just average compared to Streets of Rage
SoR2. The best video game soundtrack ever made or one of the very best, still haven't decided. EASILY in the top 5. EASILY. Without even blinking. A modern masterpiece. Also, one of the best 2d games ever made. A true classic. It brings so many memories from my childhood. A gamer since the 80's and a big sega (old sega) fan. Mind you, nothing, i repeat, nothing from VG music compares to VG music from the 80 and 90's. Look at this, a game from 93 that people now listen to its music which was made on a "primitive" soundcard. This is why this is a masterpiece. That is why for example, classical music will always be relevant and loved.
Definitely the best ever for me, almost every single track is a banger. I've heard all kinds of remixes of its OST and they're good but just lack the rawness of that Mega Drive sound. Nothing can touch this version of Expander for absolute panic techno carnage. Fun fact: my wife and I DJ'd back-to-back at our wedding and i finished off with the Streets of Rage Remake version of Go Straight 😁
***** haha no need to disagree is not a matter of opinion, is a fact. The SNES was a port, plus check the sound fx side by side, the music is more techno-y which the SEGA MD was better at since it was YAMAHA chip. xP
That image on the back of the box is really creepy. I am just loving the box art overall on this. I remember as a kid looking at the back of beatem up games just being so excited to kick ass in all those different environments...
same dude, I had SOR1 on a 6-1 cart included with my Mega Drive, then my brother came home in 93 with this game which he borrowed from someone, MANNNNNN this game blew my mind.
Seriously, this is some amateur shit, man. The sign is apparently a few feet ahead and 10-12 feet in the air (otherwise that guy would never fit under it), yet it's casting a shadow on his torso as if it's connected to the building. Awful.
He looks like he has a sub-30 IQ. And just where is Blaze supposed to be? Is she doing a flying side kick? If so, since she's behind Axel and there is about 4-5 feet between him and Max, judging by her placement and the shadows beneath her, she must be about ten inches off the ground.
This and Sonic the Hedgehog were the games i played the most on the sega genesis. Echo the dolphin was a great game too. I had to borrow that one though and could never finish it.
awesome game soundtrack to streets of rage game trilogy. this one is my favourite of the 3 classic games. and the best side scrolling beat em up ever in my opinion. for the genesis a classic.
This and SoR 1 ... Soundtrack to my childhood right there! Thought I was the Don playing theses games ... Signing my name as ACE on the scoreboard and shiiiiiit :-D
this is why Streets of Rage will always be my favorite beat em up series. The music is top fucking notch. Final Fight, although very good, doesn't even compare to me.
I wont ever forget this game ever. My Favorite Was Blaze. I love her special moves. Alex's was awesome too. I still play this game and i cant ever get enough of the nonstop fights and the bosses battles :D. ( this will always be my number one game in my book besides Mortal Kombat (series), and final Fantasy 8)
Isso é puro . Eu cresci em jogos da Sega e, claro, outros consoles também. Eles são todos os grandes jogos. Digo-te uma coisa que nunca vai ficar isso é chato , com certeza. Eu poderia manter playen este jogos e nunca se cansar . English Verison : That is neat. I grew up on sega games and of course other consoles as well. They are all great games. I tell you one thing they won't ever get boring thats for sure. I could keep playen this games and not ever get bored.
bem isso é legal lá fazendo uma pesquisa. sim os novos jogos são incríveis também. mas Sega será sempre o meu favorito : D . Isso é legal você possui um monte deles . Eu desejo que eu tinha todos os meus jogos. Concordo um jogo tem que ser divertido eaither sábio ninguém iria jogá-los. Vamos esperar que os jogos se tornam mais frias ao longo dos anos . que até agora eles são o que me faz feliz. Eu amo os novos gráficos e tudo o que há a fazer. Obrigado por adicionar -me no google plus: D English Version: well thats cool there doing a survey. yea the new games are awesome too. but Sega will always be my favorite :D . Thats cool you own alot of them. I wish i had all my games. I agree a game has to be fun eaither wise no one would play them. lets hope the games become more cooler over the years. which so far they are which makes me happy. I love the new graphics and all that there doing. Thanks for adding me on google plus :D
This is the best game OST ever period. Better than KOF 1996, Nights Into Dreams, Castlevania IV, Killer Instinct, Gran Turismo... this is the best ever no question possible.
Real playlist in the videogame: 30:52 Intro 59:25 Player Select 0:00 Go Straight(Game) 9:27 Bar 5:48 Never Return Alive 36:31 Round Clear 19:43 Spin on the bridge Will continue...
As the first game I ever finished on my own, with no external help whatsoever, this game and the soundtrack hold a very special place in my heart. Under Logic, Slow Moon, Never Return Alive, and Revenge of Mr. X still blow my mind that they were on Genesis/Megadrive hardware. Then again, it was the musical genius Yuzo Koshiro who made them after all.
This music is still amazing, and this game is still incredibly fun with or without friends. Much better with a friend though naturally. The Streets Of Rage fan Remake brought me back here... and I'll be back!
Definitely one of the greatest video game soundtracks of the 90s, and a bona fide high quality dance music record in and of itself. Koshiro mashes up so many electronic sub-genres of the time, in a way I've never heard done since. Fucking genius.
the soundtrack for Streets of Rage 2 was composed by Yuzo Koshiro, along with three contributions from Motohiro Kawashima. It was composed using then outdated NEC PC-8801 hardware alongside Koshiro's own audio programming language. According to Koshiro: "For Bare Knuckle I used the PC88 and an original programming language I developed myself. The original was called MML, Music Macro Language. It's based on NEC's BASIC program, but I modified it heavily. It was more a BASIC-style language at first, but I modified it to be something more like Assembly. I called it Music Love'. I used it for all the Bare Knuckle Games."[3] The soundtrack was influenced by electronic dance music, specifically house, techno, hardcore techno,[4] and breakbeat.[5] The soundtrack for Streets of Rage 2 is considered "revolutionary" and ahead of its time,[6][7] for its "blend of swaggering house synths," "dirty" electro-funk and "trancey electronic textures that would feel as comfortable in a nightclub as a video game."[6]
MrEasybitch I was 10/11 when my brother borrowed this from a friend of his, and I was hooked to SOR1, didnt even know SOR2 was out already! My mind was blownnn I eventually bought it from that same friend :P.
Yuzo Koshiro level of awesomeness is Godlike. I mean, you MUST have skills to make a Megadrive/Genesis sound like that. The song "Intro" should be featured on a Best Songs of All Time list.
Yuzo koshiro actually created tools for his music on the genesis and supernes. That is why when you compare them to other soundtracks of the time, the quality itself is better.
That game with that music and that styleIt's nothing but unforgettable gameTop even now in 2017 PD : those hands and face over the NY skyline,,,,,, Press Start!
Good reference, that's most likely where the composer (Yuzo Koshiro) advertised it from since most of the music he played on this game was heavily influenced by 80's, 90's, club mixes, house, electronic, & techno. I'm sure their are a lot more references if one tries to look for it. I myself don't know however, I wish I had enough time on my hands to look for every single reference Yuzo Koshiro used because I always wanted to know since I first played this game back in the 90's as a child. (This game has more deeper meaning then meets the eye and then the average player can realize..) if you find more references let me know btw because I'm interested. Please & thank you.. Peace.
I remember me playing this and x-men in the sumer of '93 in the Bronx....thank God for this game and grunge music that kept my mind of where I was the ghetto bronx
What I miss about this game is using the code to be able to pick the same character in 2 player mode and pulling off the Handshake of Justice when both players use Max
Well I have ntsc version of this game and it works differently on my SEGA genesis console. When I use this cartridge directly to console soundtrack was the same, as in this video. But when I use converter to PAL, music was twice slow down. It was strange, but fun!
I definitely like Under Logic. Then probly Back to the Industry, Slow Moon, and the ending of Never Return Alive when it gets all techno/synthesized. I'm wearing headphones listening to it and watching National Treasure.....and Under Logic kinda goes along with the car chase scene. 😄 And Sega probly had the best music. Just like with Darius 2 Sagaia. Love that soundtrack. And Back to the Industry is great, yet kinda sad sounding like the end of Simon's Quest after killing Dracula.
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I remember reading an interview with the producer - he talked about how hard it was to make music on a 16-bit system like this. The Genesis didn't even have filters! Yet listen to what's going on here: there's ping-pong echos, trance gates, (fake) filter sweeps - all stuff you'd expect from dance music, and this was a video game in 1992! Back then to make good game music you had to be a great composer AND a tech wiz.
Yup, I feel that required ingenuity has long been forgotten and swept away, now everything is premade and easy to configure, the subtlety in this composer's technique is mind blowing. Same with the guy who composed for Donkey kong Country
too bad they didnt use the same composer on the new one?
@@maximiliancamacho9566
I think it's better now, because composers can focus in their music instead of tech limitations, some things were literally Impossible to do in 16 bit machines.
Still, many 16 bit games had amazing soundtracks that still hold up to this day.
Yuzo should remake this Soundtrack with totays hardware. With modern sythneseizers. But also follow his original vision he had in mind back then and not copy modern trends of todays music.
@@NordkapSounddesign That's not possible. The "original vision" was already guided by the tech limitation. The guy made a script language for its own music.. Heck, he composed the street of rage soundtrack using a PC-88, a vastly inferior machine at the time.
This guy creativity was fueled by limitations.
0:00 Go Straight (Game)
3:08 Go Straight
5:48 Never Return Alive
9:27 Bar
11:24 In the Bar (slow)
13:42 Jungle Bass
17:21 Slow Moon
19:43 Spin on the Bridge
24:11 Too Deep
27:50 Little Money Avenue
30:52 Intro
36:31 Round Clear
36:42 Wave 131
39:51 Max Man
41:55 Dreamer
44:05 Under Logic
48:10 Revenge of Mr. X
50:35 Alien Power
53:44 Expander
56:14 Ready Funk
59:25 Player Select
59:52 Game Over
59:58 Back to the Industry
1:03:37 Ending
Commented just to bump your reply further up the list.
@@m.jordan5181 yes
Thirded
Ready Funk Is Only Used From Level 2 When Ready Funk We Hear Sound As Truck While Level 3 Has Been From The Normal Version Is Without Sound From Truck
Never Return Alive Is Used From Level 1 2 3 4 5 6 And 7
This is one of the best 90s video game soundtracks ever created. What Yuzo Koshiro was able to do with for the Genesis/Mega Drive... It's incredible!
That early 90s rave music vibe
I use to listen to the first level song as a "warm up" before hitting the club scene myself
This game got me into deep house at a young age.
ArrghhMatey The soundtrack was so so far ahead of its time...
crisprapper
Was it though because this sound was around before this soundtrack. I'm thinking Vogue by Madonna had a very similar sound two years before or do you mean in terms of video game soundtracks? Yuzo said that he copied the sound of the clubs at the time.
MartianManhunter1987 definitely in terms of game soundtracks, like you say he was massively inspired by club music. Imagine you're a US teenager these days going crazy about 'EDM' and then playing this game on an ancient console from the early 90s and hearing what is basically low sample rate versions of the stuff still being played in clubs. It's pretty crazy.
ArrghhMatey This guy´s music was so good he eventually was invited by Clubs to play his stuff
+crisprapper this is a soundtrack that you could literally play in the clubs and people wouldn't know the difference
For Halloween I dressed up as that guy with the green shirt holding the bat, the clothes and bat were the easiest to obtain, it took a while to make the DON'T WALK mask.
Oh I want to see pics of that lol
Are you for real? C'mon, that's just being basic!
It actually does look like the guy is wearing an oversized mask tbh.
that's totally Walter White from S1 of Breaking Bad
@@moarinternet i know right. How lazy of Sega to rip Breaking bad like that.
Is this game the reason why I love house and techno nowadays and get these crazy flashbacks to my '90s rave days when I was 9?
Probably! I got this game for free for "not crying" after having my ear stitched back together after smacking the table, slipping up on puppy piss first thing in the morning when I was 8 years old. The OST stood out to me even then as a genuine classic and I didn't really like "music", hehe
It's certainly one of the reasons I grew to love dance music, although of course I didn't realize it at the time.
yes
Haha was thinking the same 2 secs ago. They programmed our mind with this...it's awesome
@@DisemboweII haha glad you didn't cry man...if you tell that to a kid in 2020 he will sue your ass. ;)
such a great soundtrack. the music of my childhood. will never forget getting a genesis for one of my birthdays in middle school and getting Streets of Rage 2 with it. we played it to death that day.
My Genesis still works.
Project: One Man Army haha same. I got it when I was 4 years old 😂
now it is nearly 28 tho...time passes fast
3:08 Go Straight
5:48 Never Return Alive
9:27 Bar
13:42 Jungle Bass
17:21 Slow Moon
30:52 Intro
36:42 Wave 131
41:55 Dreamer
44:05 Under Logic
1:03:37 Ending
Replying so this might get higher in the comments
thx bro
Thanks
Gracias, fiel seguidor del señor Barbakahn
You da real MVP
The Greatest Videogame Soundtrack of All Time!
not even close
First one is better
No, 2 is better than 1
Like the First one. But if you really want to say Greatest Soundtrack of all time it's a toss up between. Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy 6
@@retroklassic4247 ...and Monkey Island 2
got the sega genesis along with this game.....best day of my life..
Mega Drive's greatest game
One of the best games ever
And beyond a shadow of a doubt, the greatest beat'em up game ever made.
I think it was because Streets of Rage 2 was probably the pinnacle of the side-scroller beat'em up game. The jump in quality from Double Dragon or Battle Toads to the Streets of Rage games was absolutely massive. Better graphics, more moves, better audio quality and better soundtracks. Maybe it is my nostalgia speaking, but there was nothing to not like about this game.
Bojan Land, even those countless deaths were enjoyable in their own twisted way :P Part of me longs for the good old days where video games were still insanely difficult haha
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@Bojan Land I showed SoR to my 9 years old nephew and he can't stop playing (he has PS4 and PC gamer in his home).
SOR is one of the best games ever, period.
1:03:37 - THE END Theme
This is among the finest pieces of music. EVER.
Hell Yea
If you didn't cry you might wanna find ya soul.....
It think Evergreen in Castlevania 3 can rival it.
@@VGHOST008 well this isn't castlevania is it I will get Skyrim to Foss ro dah you out of reality
True
The eletric piano at the start is very cool
What always tripped me out about this cover is the bald guy on the left. I always saw the legs of the guy that Blaze is leg-sweeping as the bald guy's legs when I was a kid, and even now I still kinda do it despite being able to see his real legs behind Blaze and Punk guy. But still, just look at it. If you're not paying close enough attention that big muscular bald guy has like super skinny legs in black jeans and work boots, just kinda sitting against the wall.
Bearded Frog for like 20 years I always thought he was sitting on something lmao
OMG I'm not the only one! It's bothered me for ages! Even just now it tripped me up for a moment.
The scariest part of this bald guy is that he's supposed to be Max, haha (look at his outfit!)
yeah and the guy on the left/back cover has a giant 'don't walk' robot head.
Yes!
One of the BEST video game soundtracks ever made 😂
Without a doubt. Especially for brawlers. The soundtrack of this game makes the entire experience of moving across town and fighting like an epic Western or hard-boiled detective story. Like something legendary. Everything else is just average compared to Streets of Rage
it was definitely ahead of its time
I absolutely agree!
SoR2. The best video game soundtrack ever made or one of the very best, still haven't decided. EASILY in the top 5. EASILY. Without even blinking. A modern masterpiece. Also, one of the best 2d games ever made. A true classic. It brings so many memories from my childhood. A gamer since the 80's and a big sega (old sega) fan. Mind you, nothing, i repeat, nothing from VG music compares to VG music from the 80 and 90's. Look at this, a game from 93 that people now listen to its music which was made on a "primitive" soundcard. This is why this is a masterpiece. That is why for example, classical music will always be relevant and loved.
Definitely the best ever for me, almost every single track is a banger. I've heard all kinds of remixes of its OST and they're good but just lack the rawness of that Mega Drive sound. Nothing can touch this version of Expander for absolute panic techno carnage. Fun fact: my wife and I DJ'd back-to-back at our wedding and i finished off with the Streets of Rage Remake version of Go Straight 😁
To all SNES fanboys who say Sega MD had bad sound. This one is for you suckers, no OST on SNES sounds like this...
+SuperHns I am such a fanboy, but I have to admit the streets of rage suite is very outstanding.
+SuperHns Super adventure island does LOL
***** Really depends, EarthWorm Jim 1 and 2 were better games with better sound and music on Sega MD.
***** Same goes for Robocop vs Terminator.
***** haha no need to disagree is not a matter of opinion, is a fact. The SNES was a port, plus check the sound fx side by side, the music is more techno-y which the SEGA MD was better at since it was YAMAHA chip.
xP
I had many fond memories of playing this game with my cousin as a kid. One of the best soundtracks in a video game ever.
This is epic and should never be allowed to die. The Intro is one of all-time favs
Better, and more simpler times
Man the music in this game is amazing, as a kid I loved the music and game but being an adult not I appreciate it way more.
That image on the back of the box is really creepy. I am just loving the box art overall on this. I remember as a kid looking at the back of beatem up games just being so excited to kick ass in all those different environments...
same dude, I had SOR1 on a 6-1 cart included with my Mega Drive, then my brother came home in 93 with this game which he borrowed from someone, MANNNNNN this game blew my mind.
Some of THE best and most interesting game music ever composed. This man Yuzu went crazy jesus.
This soundtrack is banging.
I clicked on this video by accident and I regret never doing that before
😂
It looks sorta like that guy in the green shirt has his head stuck in the Don't Walk sign
Seriously, this is some amateur shit, man. The sign is apparently a few feet ahead and 10-12 feet in the air (otherwise that guy would never fit under it), yet it's casting a shadow on his torso as if it's connected to the building. Awful.
***** Yeah and Max looks ridiculous
He looks like he has a sub-30 IQ. And just where is Blaze supposed to be? Is she doing a flying side kick? If so, since she's behind Axel and there is about 4-5 feet between him and Max, judging by her placement and the shadows beneath her, she must be about ten inches off the ground.
***** Haha
Okay, green shirt, brown pants and shoes, a baseball bat, and a great big light-up "Don't Walk" sign helmet - Halloween 2017 costume FTW!!!
Straight playthrough without commercials ruining it every 2 minutes. Thank you Sir.
3:08 Go Straight
5:48 Never Return Alive
9:27 Bar
13:42 Jungle Bass
17:21 Slow Moon
19:43 Spin on the Bridge
24:11 Too Deep
27:50 Little Money Avenue
30:52 Intro
36:31 Round Clear
36:42 Wave 131
39:51 Max Man
41:55 Dreamer
44:05 Under Logic
1:03:37 Ending
This and Sonic the Hedgehog were the games i played the most on the sega genesis. Echo the dolphin was a great game too. I had to borrow that one though and could never finish it.
25 year aniversary and we are getting STREETS OF RAGE 4! I hope to God that Yuzo Koshiro is on board to do the music.
awesome game soundtrack to streets of rage game trilogy. this one is my favourite of the 3 classic games. and the best side scrolling beat em up ever in my opinion. for the genesis a classic.
This and SoR 1 ... Soundtrack to my childhood right there! Thought I was the Don playing theses games ... Signing my name as ACE on the scoreboard and shiiiiiit :-D
I think this game and SOR 1 had better music than SOR3
this is why Streets of Rage will always be my favorite beat em up series. The music is top fucking notch. Final Fight, although very good, doesn't even compare to me.
Rambeard The Final Fight CD music is very good, and Final Fight HD
You are both right! Amen.
It seemed like SOR3 tried to resemble Final Fight, which didn't seem right, along with the overcooked soundtrack.
Onmysheet Which is Ironic how Final Fight 3 tried to resemble SOR 2 :P
Lol true. Final Fight 2's cover art is basically a complete rip-off of Streets of Rage 1's cover.
Back then my copy of SoF2 was more often used to play the soundtracks in the option menu than playing the actual game.
I just bought a t-shirt with the cover graphic design on it. I absolutely love this soundtrack!!
I saw Yuzo Koshiro DJ these tunes a few years ago. epic!
That's awesome! Is it a show someone could get tickets to?
It was an event in Washington DC called Magfest. Yuzo was a special guest. Look up 'Magfest Yuzo Koshiro' on TH-cam.
Okay, thanks!
44:05 'Under Logic' - I can move move move any mountain!
This songs brings back memory of me and my freind hanging out all day and coming to play this game. Good times
I wont ever forget this game ever. My Favorite Was Blaze. I love her special moves. Alex's was awesome too. I still play this game and i cant ever get enough of the nonstop fights and the bosses battles :D. ( this will always be my number one game in my book besides Mortal Kombat (series), and final Fantasy 8)
I assim o decidirem .A luta final foi o mais awesomest nunca!
English version : I so agree .The final fight was the most awesomest ever!
Isso é puro . Eu cresci em jogos da Sega e, claro, outros consoles também. Eles são todos os grandes jogos.
Digo-te uma coisa que nunca vai ficar isso é chato , com certeza. Eu poderia manter playen este jogos e nunca se cansar .
English Verison :
That is neat. I grew up on sega games and of course other consoles as well. They are all great games.
I tell you one thing they won't ever get boring thats for sure. I could keep playen this games and not ever get bored.
bem isso é legal lá fazendo uma pesquisa. sim os novos jogos são incríveis também. mas Sega será sempre o meu favorito : D . Isso é legal você possui um monte deles . Eu desejo que eu tinha todos os meus jogos. Concordo um jogo tem que ser divertido eaither sábio ninguém iria jogá-los. Vamos esperar que os jogos se tornam mais frias ao longo dos anos . que até agora eles são o que me faz feliz. Eu amo os novos gráficos e tudo o que há a fazer. Obrigado por adicionar -me no google plus: D
English Version:
well thats cool there doing a survey. yea the new games are awesome too. but Sega will always be my favorite :D . Thats cool you own alot of them. I wish i had all my games. I agree a game has to be fun eaither wise no one would play them. lets hope the games become more cooler over the years. which so far they are which makes me happy. I love the new graphics and all that there doing.
Thanks for adding me on google plus :D
huggies bye !! :D
Renato Nunes yup estou on-line :D . Bom dia
:D
English Version:
yup I am online :D . Good Morning :D
This is the best game OST ever period. Better than KOF 1996, Nights Into Dreams, Castlevania IV, Killer Instinct, Gran Turismo... this is the best ever no question possible.
Sometimes I would turn this game on JUST to listen to the music. Thank you Yuzo Koshiro! Well done sir.
Real playlist in the videogame:
30:52 Intro
59:25 Player Select
0:00 Go Straight(Game)
9:27 Bar
5:48 Never Return Alive
36:31 Round Clear
19:43 Spin on the bridge
Will continue...
Hey iv been waiting 2 years for that continue.
Thank you
YESSSS!!! This is the ultimate party soundtrack! As soon as I press play I’m dancing for an hour 6 minutes and 45 seconds
Commenting 1 year later, still fire
Do baseball!
It's like boo!
Best videogame soundtrack EVER
I finally beat this game today. One of the best games on the Genesis!
As the first game I ever finished on my own, with no external help whatsoever, this game and the soundtrack hold a very special place in my heart. Under Logic, Slow Moon, Never Return Alive, and Revenge of Mr. X still blow my mind that they were on Genesis/Megadrive hardware. Then again, it was the musical genius Yuzo Koshiro who made them after all.
This remind me of one of the few games i could play with my sister back in the days. She was the girl, i was the blonde guy and we 2 having a blast.
it's good to listen to video game soundtracks to have that playback memory of when you were a kid
Sounds even better with bass boost stereo headphones. I swear I used to play this game on a mono crt tv I had in my room as kid.
00:00 gets me so pumped up! Especially when the tune starts at 01:00
Tunes the best bit
This music is still amazing, and this game is still incredibly fun with or without friends. Much better with a friend though naturally. The Streets Of Rage fan Remake brought me back here... and
I'll be back!
Anyone ever try fighting with rollerblades? Shit isn't easy, to say the least.
Melhor Trilha sonora de todos os tempos no mundo dos Games 🎶🏆💥👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😍😍
This is my favourite game in the universe I just love this sound track
best game soundtrack of the 90ies in my opinion
Definitely one of the greatest video game soundtracks of the 90s, and a bona fide high quality dance music record in and of itself. Koshiro mashes up so many electronic sub-genres of the time, in a way I've never heard done since. Fucking genius.
Streets of Rage2 was the game my brother and i stay up late busting up bad guys skulls .
I never understood why Max was bald on the cover, was just weird to me.
Anthony damn I just now noticed that holy shit 🤯 lol
the soundtrack for Streets of Rage 2 was composed by Yuzo Koshiro, along with three contributions from Motohiro Kawashima. It was composed using then outdated NEC PC-8801 hardware alongside Koshiro's own audio programming language. According to Koshiro: "For Bare Knuckle I used the PC88 and an original programming language I developed myself. The original was called MML, Music Macro Language. It's based on NEC's BASIC program, but I modified it heavily. It was more a BASIC-style language at first, but I modified it to be something more like Assembly. I called it Music Love'. I used it for all the Bare Knuckle Games."[3]
The soundtrack was influenced by electronic dance music, specifically house, techno, hardcore techno,[4] and breakbeat.[5] The soundtrack for Streets of Rage 2 is considered "revolutionary" and ahead of its time,[6][7] for its "blend of swaggering house synths," "dirty" electro-funk and "trancey electronic textures that would feel as comfortable in a nightclub as a video game."[6]
the intro have similarities with one song of Enigma
i dont remember wich one
it remains of 90's club and house music i love the music and the game old school for life
Remember getting this for Xmas as a 8yr old.. Played the shit out of this classic
MrEasybitch I was 10/11 when my brother borrowed this from a friend of his, and I was hooked to SOR1, didnt even know SOR2 was out already! My mind was blownnn I eventually bought it from that same friend :P.
GRAND UPPAH!
***** I always thought it was Gurtertar >.< in fact I had to Google it to find out what he actually said so i didn't look ridiculous lol
Grass hoppah?
*****
Hey says Grand upper
Anytime brother, I need to do a livestream of this game soon. Just cause.
Gaowjin Doesnt he say Bare Knuckle ?
Music in video games today can't hold a candle to score like this.
I'd drop half of these in a club !!
Ant McKee exactly what Yuzo Koshiro did: th-cam.com/video/DwO4SJGd1zE/w-d-xo.html
The vinyl LP is selling for £300
Yuzo Koshiro stole half of these while at clubs
Another excellent hit that deserves to be in top 5 of best Sega Genesis / Mega Drive games of all time.
"16 gigantic megs of compound fractures!" hahaaa, love it.
The greatest console beat 'em up, ever.
I'm going straight to the bar, to dance this soundtrack with Electra
The ending song reminds me of my dad😢 and how he used to watch us play this game when we were little. Rip daddy.
The whole soundtrack is a masterpiece. My personal favorite is Ready Funk :D!!!
Box art looks like an exhibition in Maddam Tussauds
... of 70's/80's NYC - to this day it looks like Max has his legs in the air when it's the dude being beaten down by Blaze.
This is amaaaazing!! In my top 5 games of all time :D
Yuzo Koshiro level of awesomeness is Godlike.
I mean, you MUST have skills to make a Megadrive/Genesis sound like that.
The song "Intro" should be featured on a Best Songs of All Time list.
Yuzo koshiro actually created tools for his music on the genesis and supernes. That is why when you compare them to other soundtracks of the time, the quality itself is better.
Old skool techno at its best!
The guy coming out of the corner with the baseball bat looks like Sandman from the Spiderman series.
This OST includes 2 Unlimited's eurodance music materials in 90's.
That game with that music and that styleIt's nothing but unforgettable gameTop even now in 2017 PD : those hands and face over the NY skyline,,,,,, Press Start!
Haha, it sounds like they were trying to do a Genesis version of Gypsy Woman for their intro:
Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman Full HD
Good reference, that's most likely where the composer (Yuzo Koshiro) advertised it from since most of the music he played on this game was heavily influenced by 80's, 90's, club mixes, house, electronic, & techno. I'm sure their are a lot more references if one tries to look for it. I myself don't know however, I wish I had enough time on my hands to look for every single reference Yuzo Koshiro used because I always wanted to know since I first played this game back in the 90's as a child. (This game has more deeper meaning then meets the eye and then the average player can realize..) if you find more references let me know btw because I'm interested. Please & thank you.. Peace.
oh yah!!!
Lo mejor de lo mejor,gracias a estos años y sega y super Nintendo por disfrutar de estos juegos unicos en casa
I remember me playing this and x-men in the sumer of '93 in the Bronx....thank God for this game and grunge music that kept my mind of where I was the ghetto bronx
Méga jeux d'une console nikel!!super du début à la fin;les musiques sont parfaites et le graphisme trop joli !!❤️❤️❤️
What I miss about this game is using the code to be able to pick the same character in 2 player mode and pulling off the Handshake of Justice when both players use Max
fucking phenomenal soundtrack
Koshiro-san really outdid himself on this. AWESOME soundtrack!!!
That intro line in 'under logic' was such a technically big deal for it's time. What an absolute fucking maestro...
Thanks for making this .......................................................
Genesis does...what Nintendon't!
That box art is wicked! :D Long live Streets of Rage!
This was one of my favorite games for the Genesis.
Well I have ntsc version of this game and it works differently on my SEGA genesis console. When I use this cartridge directly to console soundtrack was the same, as in this video. But when I use converter to PAL, music was twice slow down. It was strange, but fun!
NTSC=60 Hz
PAL=50Hz
Nostalgic, damn what a time to have been alive.
"Back to the Industry" for Estel's Retro Music is the best thing in SoR4
I definitely like Under Logic. Then probly Back to the Industry, Slow Moon, and the ending of Never Return Alive when it gets all techno/synthesized. I'm wearing headphones listening to it and watching National Treasure.....and Under Logic kinda goes along with the car chase scene. 😄 And Sega probly had the best music. Just like with Darius 2 Sagaia. Love that soundtrack. And Back to the Industry is great, yet kinda sad sounding like the end of Simon's Quest after killing Dracula.
30:50 my favourite melody start at this point, a diferent version from intro music of Streets os rage 1.
Always loved this AND S.o.R. 3 music