Hey guys, I found the one redeeming quality of the Phillips CDi... Its music!
Hotel Mario: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jDXmJtOOhw
The Wand of Gamelon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lez7EtINP8
The Faces of Evil: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-6Lj50Tuh8
Tetris: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQlmsjYS4aw
>>2883235
holy shit that tetris music
>>2883235
>tetris' music
Damn, I've been miissing out.
One of the Zelda games overuses some instrument like crazy. I don't know the name of it but it makes the sound you get if you take a comb and drag all the tines along the corner of a desk, or if you wind an old-fashioned clock or toy really quickly.
I'm not sure where cd-i developers plucked their musicians from but they might have been the only thing the console got right. Love the Zelda map theme.
Hermit Flat (Faces of Evil) = The real Zelda main theme.
>>2883307
I think you're referring to some primitive synth that was also used in lots of PC games.
>>2883502
> Tony Trippi
> William Havlicek
Must be from the eastern bloc. I think the animation was done by Russians, so probably there.
The whole soundtrack of the Zelda games lasts about 12 minutes each. It's good, but c'mon, for a CD based game that's way short.
SNES soundtracks could be several hours long.
>>2883704
Maybe so, but SNES soundtracks are MIDI, while this is probably just CD audio, considering they don't loop.
I wonder why the sound quality is slightly lacking in all tracks BUT the overview map music, though. Very strange that they would make it like that with CD audio.