And we’re back again with a new community release as our contributor CrazyToaster strikes again with the sequel of our previous release: Super Street Fighter II!
While not a fantastic port, at the time it was still impressive to play a CPS2 arcade game on my Mega Drive and I personally loved it.
All the themes from the previous iteration have been somewhat updated for this new chapter, making the soundtrack pretty big!
Thanks again to CrazyToaster for his contribution and to all of you for following us!
Clicking on the image will take you to the release page.
After all this time, a game that has been requested repeatedly over the years has finally been released by our community!
It’s superfluous to explain the huge impact Street Fighter II had in the gaming industry and this was definitely one of the killer apps for the Mega Drive: I remember I wanted one only to play SF2!
Although lots have been said, good and bad, about this arcade port, I personally really like it and the music, while being quite scaled down due to hardware limitations, still sounds really really good and the tunes are iconic.
Guile theme goes with everything, right? ;-D
Clicking on the image will bring you to the download page.
Thanks to CrazyToaster for this amazing release and don’t go anywhere, because he’s not done yet!
A new community release (and a much anticipated one – at least for me) is here!
Crazytoaster has blessed us with another fantastic game soundtrack, Earthworm Jim 2!
Once again he didn’t just merely use the existing VGMs, but he has re-ripped the VGMs with cycle-accurate emulator blast’em to ensure to be as timing accurate as we can currently get with our tools!
Like always, clicking on the image will take you to the download page.
Thanks for yet another great release to Crazytoaster and I hope you all had a fantastic start in this 2025!
Stay tuned as two other very important and fantastic release are just around the corner!
After releasing the original Sonic CD soundtrack, I realized how pointless it was to share something which added nothing to just owning the game itself, since all the music is PCM and the best and most accurate way to listen to it was via a digital rip.
Despite this, people started asking for the US soundtrack as well and I saw this an opportunity to update our original release by making it unique and something worth adding to our catalogue.
In this new, massive 3 disc release, you’ll be able to listen to not only the original EU/JP and US soundtrack, but to the prototype tracks as well.
Like many of our releases, this has been a team effort and I’d like to thank our contributor CrazyToaster for helping me out ripping the music from some of the prototypes and ValleyBell for his immense knowledge that has guided us while finding optimal way to rip the sequenced PCM tracks of the prototypes.
Thanks for sticking with us and, although it’s still gonna be a few days, we’d all like to wish you a Merry Christmas and a happy new year!
CrazyToaster is back with a very welcome (and needed) remaster: Aladdin!
Taking advantage of the new accurate VGM logger in blast’em we now have a way improved release more in line with our current standards.
As always, click on the image to get to the download page!
Thanks to CrazyToaster for his contribution and stay tuned as we’re very near the release date of our Sonic CD Complete Edition release!
One release I’ve been asked about over and over again is Sonic CD and, since it was a pretty low hanging fruit, I’ve decided to release it.
Why have I been against it for all this time?
Because if you own the original CD of the game you can just put it into a regular CD Player and hear the music, with the exception of the “past” tracks which are still PCM but need to be sequenced and you can just use vgmplay to play them back.
So let me get it straight again: if you have the original CD you are gaining nothing by downloading this: being a digital rip means that it’s “bit perfect” with the source material, so you are experiencing the exact same degree of quality.
I have explained a bit more about this in the notes you can find in the release page and that’s pretty much it.
As you can guess from the album cover is the EU/JP version.
If enough people will come screaming at me asking for the NA version I might consider it at some point as most of the work is already done.
Regardless, hope you enjoy this fantastic soundtrack and thanks for sticking with us so far!
EDIT: thanks to one of our followers I was reminded that several Prototypes of Sonic CD have been found with different audio tracks, so please make some noise if you wish to see those released as well!
