The end credits if Metal Gear Solid always makes me cry. Not only was the game so powerful and such a defining moment in my childhood. It just brings me back to a time in my life I can't have again.
Feel you. Experienced MGS 1 on psx at 14. I'm 38 now. The Best is yet to come is one of my favorite songs of all time. Makes me cry. Do not forget that the times you are NOW living are the times you will miss and never have again in 20 years. Don't waste it !
Listening to this especially the ps1 intro makes me wanna go back to my childhood and just advice my self to enjoy your life as a child because no matter whatyou do you will never ever going to feel the joy your feeling today.
I am a huge PS1 fan, it will always be my favorite system. that being said i watch ALOT of music compilation videos on youtube, and i love the fact that you add the game to the little tv screen and switch it up for each game. i know it takes extra editing but its appreciated.
Final fantasy 7 metal gear solid and Resident Evil 2 really brought me back my older brother, who's 8 years older than me got a PlayStation and we shared it in 1996 with Resident Evil and Crash Bandicoot me being 4 and him being 12 I played crash while watching him play RE1 then later RE2 in 98 great memories with the system after he moved out in 2000 to live with his dad he left me the ps1 and i blasted that system for almost another 3 years as i got a ps2 Christmas 2002 this is an amazing playlist they sure dont make music like this anymore
Wow man you have some serious heavy hitters here. From Resident Evil save room to the awesome soundtrack that FF8 was. Loved the opening bass of that scene when the mission to Dollet starts. Seriously I found a new playlist to use while I’m grinding the day away at my desk. Great video my friend seriously
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LOVE the FFVII track you chose! For VIII & IX i would have put Balamb Garden & The Village Of Dali, Both those tracks are super nostalgic and comforting.
@@AmateurGameReview Bro yes that would be awesome! Those two and "Can't You See Clearly Now" From Breath Of Fire 3 are probably the most comforting nostalgic ones for me personally besides "Flowers Blooming In The Church" From FFVII. Love your channel btw!
@@AmateurGameReview No problem! Glad I could help out, Hopefully more people reply to your pin and add some great tracks for the follow up, I'm looking forward to it 💯
Playlist 0:00 - Playstation Startup 0:16 - Chrono Cross -Scars of time 2:41 - Final Fantasy VII - Flowers Blooming In the Church 7:29 - Metal Gear Solid - Metal Gear Main Theme 10:27 - Resident Evil 2 - Save Room 12:22 - Final Fantasy VIII - The Landing 16:58 - Spyro - Lofty Castle 20:13 - Castlevania Symphony of The Night - The Tragic Prince 24:02 - Star Ocean - Moderate 24:45 - Silent Hill - Main Theme 28:36 - Wild Arms - Into The Wilderness 30:52 - Parasite Eve - Out of Phase 34:54 - SoulBlade - Bravely Folk Song 37:38 - Crash Bandicoot - Theme 39:16 - Ape Escape - Time Station 42:32 - MegaMan X6 - Opening Stage 44:54 - Final Fantasy IX - Crossing Those Hills 47:32 - Crash Team Racing - Dingo Cavern 49:17 - Tekken 3 - Heihachi 52:52 - Gran Turismo 2 - Moon Over The Castle 59:05 - Breath of Fire IV - Men of War 1:00:52 - Grandia - Theme of Grandia 1:05:33 - Suikoden II - Reniniscence 1:07:26 - The Legend of Dragoon - Crystal Palace 1:08:48 - Xenogears - Emothions 1:11:56 - Klonoa - Untamed Heart 1:17:26 - Tomb Raider - Main Theme 1:20:41 - Brave Fencer Musashi - The Musashi Legend 1:23:55 - Lunar 2 Eternal Blue - Footsteps of decisive battle 1:27:45 - Metal Gear Solid - The Best is Yet to Come (End Title)
1996 i got ps1 and we stay long history for 10 yeas. I will never forget this songs They are part of our lives now. And we feels a small tasty of this pass hear those soundtracks. Ty for share .
@@AmateurGameReview not just nostalgia... the business model was different. There were more games with proper testing and quality control. These days creative IPs are watered down and injected with politics.
"Nostalgic Playstation 1 Music that makes you feel like a child again? Interesting..." *clicks play *Cue Chrono Cross OP Scars of Time "Yep, that'll be it."
Bravely Folk Song, Tragic Prince, and FFIX Crossing Those Hills!!! Thank you! Actually in truth, its just an amazing mix, from that opening nostalgia inducing noise, through Chrono Cross, the FFVII melancholy tunes, and the rollicking Bravely Folks Song and Heihachi. Quite an assortment, well done, thank you!
Yep, right in the beginning. Any time I hear Dark Souls 1 menu music my eyes just kinda glaze over lol. Some mega nostalgia there... Chrono Cross is good. If you like PS1 and/or turn-based you should have a good time with it. Vagrant Story is the PS1 game I always suggest to the Souls fan though. Can't recommend it enough.
@@egocide9034 Oh, and yes, I too get immediately taken back when I hear the DS1 music. That soundtrack is seared into my brain at this point. I wish I could experience DS1 for the first time again.
First you start with Chrono Cross and then you follow it up with a rendition of Aerith's Theme? I have to tap out, I don't want to start crying right now. I'll come back in a bit, I promise, but getting two emotional blows back to back is too much for me right now.
Ive played metal gear solid so many times and have only ever heard the "DO DO DO DO DOOOD DO" part as Ive always pressed start straight away haha. I never knew of that whole song.
Haha actually that's not part of that song it just does it on the opening. I added it in there because I love it and it reminds me of playing it as a kid
Desearía estar otra vez, en esos momentos en los que descubrí esos sonidos, las diferentes arcades cerca de casa, en el centro de Monterrey en Ship's, mi casa o casa de amigos, cuando las preocupaciones eran otras, desearía sentir esas estaciones primavera saliendo el frio, el interminable verano de vacaciones, el otoño y su aroma a cielo limpio, el bao del invierno, los días bochornosos y de lluvia, etc etc.. con cada sonido me puedo regresar ha alguna vivencia de mi pasado por breves segundos, (Esto me pone algo nostálgico la verdad) Compre la PSX yo solo con mi salario de taquero un niño de 13 años aprox. por allí del 2000, lamento no poder dar mejores razones de lo que era vivir esos dias. 14/09/22
Bro the title is a lie! It feels like I aged like 67.4 years when I heard the "arranged version" of "bravely folk song"! At the moment I'm lying still on the floor taking my last breaths, who would have known it would end like this...
@@AmateurGameReview Bro, I'm dead! Let me rest in peace already! Man I'm so pissed, I sure hope they have the proper version of bravely folk song available here in heaven! Hmm, I found a jukebox... WTF is this, they only have the arranged version?!?! This can't be heaven... SHIIIIIIIIIII..... Narrator : A lesson for all you living folks, don't spill your seed
When I heard Chrono Cross I felt nostalgic. Time goes too fast. That said, I grew up playing games since the late 80s and must say the music is really lacking in modern games. There's no soundtracks that suck you in like the older games.
1. Doom 2016 & Doom Eternal (2020), fantastic soundtracks if you like modern metal and electronic /dubstep. 2. The DnD & Jungle soundtrack of Neon White (2022) is by Machine Girl, absolutely spectacular and similar to the kinds of music you'd hear in Dreamcast & Genesis games. 3. Cuphead (2016?/2017?) has an entirely authentic Swing/Jazz OST that was recorded just for the game, just amazing. Just wanted to show you some proof that great game OST's still exist!
I'll take 50 percent lol. Music, especially game music is so nostalgia based so it varies from person to person on how much it actually hits you in the feels lol
