Retro Game Audio is a monthly podcast dedicated to exploring the sound design and history of classic video game music. Hosted by Patrick Todd and Steve Lakawicz, Retro Game Audio hopes to not only highlight great video game music, but to also help listeners understand how it was made and what the audio hardware was capable of.
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Retro Game Audio is a monthly podcast dedicated to exploring the sound design and history of classic video game music. Hosted by Patrick Todd and Steve Lakawicz, Retro Game Audio hopes to not only highlight great video game music, but to also help listeners understand how it was made and what the audio hardware was capable of.
We return with our 3rd annual Halloween playlist of spooky video game music! Lots of obscure and great tunes. Also, an announcement about the upcoming 3rd season of Retro Game Audio.
You can listen to & download the music-only version of this episode here:
https://soundcloud.com/retrogameaudio/halloween-mix-iii-music-only/s-uw4U2
Tracklist:
Agony (Amiga)
Devil Crush (PCE)
Armalyte (C64)
Lunar 2: Eternal Blue (Sega CD)
Assassin (Amiga)
Suikoden 2 (PS1)
Ghost Battle (Atari ST)
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES)
Aquaventura (Amiga)
Mario Kart (N64)
The Hobbit (C64)
Final Fantasy XI (PS2)
Astaroth (Amiga)
ActRaiser (SNES)
Dragon's Kingdom (Amiga)
Star Ocean III (PS2)
Alien Syndrome (C64)
Akumajō Dracula (Sharp X68000)
Dune (Amiga)
Super Mario RPG (SNES)
Battle Squadron (Amiga)
Logical (Atari ST)
Extase (Amiga)
38万キロの虚空 (X68k)
Ghouls 'n Ghosts (Amiga)
Leavin' Teramis (Atari ST)
Superfrog (Amiga)
SD Snatcher (MSX2)
Zombi (Atari ST)
Bubsy (SNES)
Once again thanks to Alex Menchi for providing the source rips for most of the Amiga music.
Retro Game Audio
Retro Game Audio is a monthly podcast dedicated to exploring the sound design and history of classic video game music. Hosted by Patrick Todd and Steve Lakawicz, Retro Game Audio hopes to not only highlight great video game music, but to also help listeners understand how it was made and what the audio hardware was capable of.
