(1994) Spider-Man & Venom: Maximum Carnage
this really embraces the guitar / rock feel, and it does a pretty decent job, even if I’m not much of a fan.
“Heated Battle” is super good though.
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(1994) Spider-Man & Venom: Maximum Carnage
this really embraces the guitar / rock feel, and it does a pretty decent job, even if I’m not much of a fan.
“Heated Battle” is super good though.
(1994) Tinhead
i generally get the feeling that these songs dont feel strong enough? like they’re missing elements or something. (possibly to make room for the sound effects in-game.)
they’re otherwise not bad though. “Space Hulk” is a good one
Dizzy, Prince of the Yolk Folk
The music for this game, from Alistair Brimble, was for me always more memorable than the game itself. It was one of the better games in the legendary adventures of Dizzy, the greatest (or at least, my favourite) of which shall be the subject of a subsequent post.