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I don't care what you vulgarians say the Sega Genesis Yamaha YM2612 sound chip is beautiful. That crusty distortion effect, the bloopin ass bass, that thingy bell sound. It's music of the angels and it's the pinnacle of human musical achievement.
Shoot them bloops straight into my carotid artery 
Also death dynamic shroud's latest album uses a Genesis sound aesthetic and it rules
In the right hands it's great, like Contra: Hard Corps, Gunstar Heroes or Streets of Rage 1-3 with the GOAT Yuzo Koshiro.
I dislike that GEMS sound driver sound a lot, it seems like almost every Western developed Mega Drive game uses it.
It's so good for crusty penis music tho
I loved these games haha my one area of cross over with “background YouTube” listeners is putting on play throughs of these 😆
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loving the low bitrate bird chirps, reminds me of the jungle level of Flashback
didn't this game have elevator muzak in the elevators, or was that a snes jurassic park game? i played one or the other at a friends house and it was already pretty old at the time
Oh no the Mega Drive (Genesis) Jurassic Park was totally different from the Nintendo one. You could play as the Raptor!
yeah i think i vaguel remember both. one (sega?) was a side scroller and one (snes) was some top-down but also fps deal?
Yup you got it
Retro Pals fan spotted.
Oh shit oh fuck! Gay rat spotted 
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