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Well, time for something that's like more in the SEGA side of gaming. I love Alex Kidd, especially the Shinobi World game, and its soundtrack I think is still recognizable today. So I decided to pick up Korg again to try my take on the first level theme, form "Alex Kidd in Shinobi World". Who-hoo!!
Arguably the best Dazzlings' song in the Rainbow Rocks movie, this is my VRC6 version of "Let's Have a Battle (Of The Bands)"
Another take on an MLP-related song made in VRC6. This time, we'll go on a more rocking tune with Rainbow Dash, as she tells us, via an electric guitar, how awesome and cool she is.
A preview of the track I'm working on as of right now. I just like OutRun. A LOT.
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I know, I'm used with Mega Man tracks by now. But the time passed composing over and over gave me the chance to improve and make sound better song that I already did. So let's get on with it: this is the Mega Man III Title Screen theme. And yes, this is from the Game Boy game.
Another take on the VRC6 style tunes, and this time I've got one of my favorite videogame themes ever: the Space Harrier Theme, straight from the 80's!
Let's move to a territory I did not move onto yet, shall we? I like wrestling. A lot. So I figured, why not attempt to make a VRC cover out of my favorite wrestling theme songs? This is my VRC cover preview of the marvelous "Live in Fear" (a.k.a. Broken Out in Love)by Mark Crozer, entrance theme of the Eater of Worlds, none other than Bray Wyatt.