@Danny Iker omg your lying so good😳

Hiding download links to soundtracks you didn't create behind a paywall. Lame.

You just needed to label the level/titles of the song tracks on these threads, the only thing I would've adjust with the full music track, was applying the bgm first, and put the sad ending, just before good ending, at the very last, on the play track ✊

Yuzo HAS to be the most influential composer in gaming music right?

Absolutely agree bro 🌹 A true legend

The best.

Same Bro

It's because they ruined gamemusic, same as they ruined modern music, too many effects, musician just copy paste all quick, old gamemusic was golden times of gamemusic. I have remixed few.

Same as me. They aren't the same anymore :-(

Games are just products these days. Not a sharing of what developers thought was fun and cool.

I know beautifully made. Miss theses old beats from the 90's

And that was how I discovered the infinite shuriken code hahaha, I was listening to the songs and leaved the shurikens counter on 0

I was looking for Chinatown thanks for the breakdown!

Challenge: Listening to 20:47 without hearing "AHAHAHAHA" on the back

@@natalironaldo one of the hardest final bosses ever.

Thank you🤙

Do you not mean 20:37, @@natalironaldo? Off that, “Long Distance” (16:41 to 17:28) is my jam.

I would say that justice was done.

For great justice. You did the right thing in my eyes.

The Bruised Shin Revenge of Revenge of Shinobi

The ultimate heist

Hopefully you kicked all the enemies in this game better than your neighbor kicked you

Siiimm a lenda

Lendário yuzo

Yuzo is king of the soundchip

Agreed as good as this soundtrack is Chinatown is stunning even to this day

Peace of art! Thanks a lottttt Yuzo Koshiro!

Ninja Step much better :D

i fuckin love sega, sega is my childhood, sega forever, japan forever.

It's amazing how well genisis music holds up.

ryoandr ThunderForce IV

@ryoandr along with Matt Furniss, Jon Holland, Jun Senoue, Naomi Kodaka, etc.

I'd like to know as well

DUSTINODELLOFFICIAL Its from a Gens sound lover

DUSTINODELLOFFICIAL The Shinobi do not forgive failure...

DUSTINODELLOFFICIAL Don't bother. Probably just some SNES kiddie.

DUSTINODELLOFFICIAL me too

I actually never knew, but it makes perfect sense! haha Thanks

Isn't the one @2:45 in a SoR game as well?

Gi Nattak No

Yuzo is a musical ninja genius

You discovered it the awesome way

The muffled snare does it for all the time.

Low-pass filters for the win

The snare sound was the best sound on a Megadrive.

Daniel Feneck I think if I remember correctly I do a tried & true method that always works in games concerning jump(s) like what you describe. This goes for any game- Method: as you approach the area to jump walk over the edge until you are about one foot length(one foot is about over the edge while you are still on the ledge) then at that moment while still moving forward immediately press jump, then when the first jump about reaches it's maximum distance & height press jump again to double jump,timing is key. If done correctly you should successfully perform the jump with space left over when your character lands, you can do this without using any special power concerning the game the revenge of shinobi.

Personally... I can't beat the brain thing boss ;-; I don't understand it he always go in his weird box and the lazers just destroy me > o

It's a nice synth wave like song :) beautiful tears in all eyes

China Town is definitely goosebump-level.

+Jimi Jams epic one, guys!

It's not the genesis, it's Yuzo Koshiro, it doesn't matter what system he composes for the soundtracks are great!

He had a knack of getting the very best out of the Md sound chip!

20:50 it was worth the wait Could you beat him in time without the use of the power up ?

Lmao keep smoking crack

@@venomtang how about you lay off the crack! This soundtrack is the goat!

I wonder if modern consoles would stand up to that kind of abuse. I did that a few times too

Oh so right, use to pause the games a lot! What great hardware and software. Your comment is awesome by the way

you're so right.

you have to stay as close to him as possible when he does the hair throwing attack and then jump directly upwards, he cant hit you at such a steep angle.

There is also a power-up hidden up against the wall in the stage before you enter the boss room, if you save your ninjutsu, the shield also comes in handy. Go, man! Save Naoko!

Dat Ninja Step goes hard.

+Chad Serrant My fave! :)

The C64 was the original "BLEW - OUR - MINDS" system, especially when it came to music...

I did not find the C64 much better than the Nes back in the day, but hearing Green hills zone for the first time was amazing.

@@heilong79 Well, if you heard Turbo Outrun and Last Ninja 2, for instance, you'd find that the Sid chip was far more sophisticated than what the NES could pull off. Not to say the NES was horrible, plenty of memorable tunes there as well...

Its a shame its not a beautiful enough era in that we dont get games like this anymore, that give us this kind of feel and have a unique creativity to them.

+Raiken Xion Something has been definitely lost since a few years in the videogame industry. Now I find myself playing more old school games from eras I didn't even live than current gen ones. My PS4 is literally getting dust right now because of how hardly often I use it.

You ain't lying.

@@RaikenXion I disagree, today we still have great games that are just as good as the classics, even games that emulate the same type of gameplay of that era, and those games will be classics for the next generations just like the 16bit era games are to oldschool gamers.

​@@rickydo6572 Well i disagree with you here, it's kinda gone the opposite to how it used to be, in the past games didn't have really great graphics, but they had bags of creativity and the devs back then really used their imagination to work with what little they had interms of power capability and graphical quality. Now today it's mostly completely the other way around where all games today look amazing interms of graphical quality, but many-most especially the really big, open-world games come out and either feel rushed, or just unfinished, with loads of bugs or somekind of issues; almost feeling like they were left deliberately in that state, because the developer intends to actually use the "customer/gamer" as a kind of games tester, and they practically spoon-feed us the rest of the unfinished game back, in the form of DLC and updates. I'm not saying ALL games today are like this but most are, and it's very different today to how it used to be back in the 80s, and 90s, because "Corporations" have muscled in on all the beloved gaming franchise now. And even many of the big developers and producers that were creative and have given us great games in these modern times, have mostly become so successful that even thy have become saturated, and have turned greedy like the corporations. Bioware, Activision, Bethesda e.g. I used to love and trust those companies but not so much now.

Nightblade Hawk I know just want you mean...just awesome sound

Those thick green bamboos and shiny samurai armors will always stick to my memory.

And the die we did... nearly infinite amounts of times.

Shinobi Legions is so goddamn amazing, it beats revenge at every possible level, except maybe for the soundtrack, even if richard jacques' music is great.

The original lacks the intensity but is equally as memorable and perfectly fits the game just as Shadow Dancer (Gen) holds it's own as well...

Honestly, I think I overall prefer Shinobi III. I think the running mechanic has a lot to do with it. Still haven't played the one on Saturn.

@@Mitsuraga The Saturn game is worth playing but a bit of a letdown because I, II and III are so good.

@@emilezoulette882 stop smoking crack fool revenge is the best shinobi and best soundtrack

@@Vkat696 I lold

James Baldwin that you?

@@Vkat696 still... holding... him...

I think Yuzo studied classical music and you can hear that classical music influence in the game Actraiser for SNES

Yeah, Sunrise Boulevard and Ninja Step are both incredible -- and Ninja Step blatantly steals the beat from Vanilla Ice's "Ice, Ice Baby" -- though it's only fair since Vanilla Ice stole the beat from Queen's "Under Pressure" for the same track :D

Ninja step FTW!

Ninja-Ninja-Step!

The army base track is the best

The ending themes too, the both of them. They really complete the mood of the game, whichever ending you get.

Not to mention PGZ's boss is basically a robo-Shinobi

@@DUSTINODELLOFFICIAL And that boss reuses sounds from this game. Sonic Mania truly is a gem.

+Liam Atkins This is why I bought another one (after selling my original) and have it to this day along with the 32X and Sega CD :)

Kid Chameleons...hmmm

I got myself the sega mini to correct my mistake of selling my genesis as a youngster

@@jpetersongaming coming back here after 7 years thinking of buying Streets of Rage 4.... For my phone. Lol Worried it won't live up to the epicness of the Sega. Enjoy your Genesis friend.

If there's one thing I can't forgive my parents for, it's when they forced me to sell my Sega Genesis with 30+ classic games for $25 to my drunk uncle who (probably) sold it all for cheap to feed his addiction. That was 20 years ago and it still haunts me to think about it. Luckily we at least have some of the greatest OSTs to enjoy here on YT 🤟🏻

Good jams, definitely

“Long Distance” is my jam here.

yeah i mean what other game sounded this good in 1989? i dont think there is even an arcade game from that year that could match that. but maybe an amiga game.

Amiga? No, it takes Mega power to sound this good

I have never beaten it without killing the dude's girl... :-(

Oweinama Biu I'm glad, that I can beat this game without killing the girl in the process back then... ^^

Oweinama Biu I never got pas the Docks level...

XD it was hard at first, but there's a little trick on that long jumping platform...

Hahahah oh god, If I recall correctly the Terminator turned into the Hulk and Batman into Spiderman (or the other way around). The first time I fought the bossess I was: "...wait... what is going on?!"

It is hauntingly beautiful. When I played it to my best friend (who hasn't played Revenge of Shinobi), she thought it was the bad ending music.