lol fuck that freak

No more dislikes, he has been defeated.

Still clocking 17 dislikes today.

How can be posible

dude 😂😂😂

I AM TUROK!

Turok, Help

there it is

*Random seagull noises*

Dinosoid death screech

LOL

Nigga was packing some HEAT.

I heard this.

UGH UGH UGH *pew pew* AAAAH ERRUUUUGH!

thank you turok!!!!!

Tell me about it ... 45 now I'm glad I got to experience this game when it first dropped ... But yes time is definitely flying

@@MASA-ARRI Shit, I still have Turok 1 and 2 for my N64 and they still work. But here's the kicker - I found out they released these games for PC using the GLIDE API for 3dfx cards, so since I have old gaming PCs running Windows 95 and 98, I play these WITH KEYBOARD AND MOUSE! WAY better control scheme for this game and the soundtrack is still amazing.

or the screams of the soldiers being killed in the background

WARP PORTAL.... Activated.

Turok HELP

I, on the other hand, hear seaguls and chlids saying "thank you Turok".

@@eliaspergantis The portal and item pickup sounds

This game altogether was awesome for its time. To this day, I think it was the most complexly made FPS in N64.

@@LITTLE1994 Actually Perfect Dark was more detailed in missions and scope, but yes the levels in Turok 2 were epic, huge and complicated. Lair of the Blind Ones especially.

To me, the thing that made this game feel so next-gen was the gore and animations. I couldn't believe my eyes when I first saw this game as a kid. The monsters all have different death animations depending on where and how you kill them. The death animations in this game put many modern games to shame.

@@LITTLE1994 Doom 64 was excellent too

Exactly my favorite animations were of the weapon damage especially the cerebral bore!

I still have it including the textured box

Great times

wait. mine is grey? And turok rage wars is black for me. is 2 supposed to be Black too?

Usually, the first level of any video game is not that epic. But Turok 2's is! And the music is a big reason for it.

Yes! Once you reach the palace area, the level becomes quite the maze. I remember struggling as well.

MAYBE cuz in almost all levels the character starts in a happy chill area ,this is not the case, also Turok 3 have that taste@@LordMalice6d9

Turok 2 was actually one of the most difficult games of the N64, some leves like the Lair of the Blind Ones were actually completely enormous dark mazes xd

@@joelbenitez1790 Can't go back to the original N64 version, it always ran like cr*p. Even the original PC port wasn't that good to begin with. The 2017 Nightdive remaster plays well but it also negates all and every difficulty the game originally had.

The sense of urgency !! That's exactly the type of energy this theme gives off. You can play this through a busy day while in the city, running errands and it fits perfectly. This is why I look into some of these old, gaming soundtracks just like movie scores. It's a drastic change and feel compared to listening to just musical artists that are signed to a label. I don't listen to music the way I would as a teen, I hear it according to my troubles, struggle and emotions that I may be going through. Regards from Los Angeles 🤝

Excellent comment i spoke alot about my thoughts on this game but i never put my finger on the sense of urgency insane.

And the battle sounds of the background, of the soldiers firing wepons, screams of death of soldiers and horses.

The ambient noises like the seagulls, distant gunfire and cries of despair really add to the sense of location and given circumstances. Goldeneye was great, but Turok 2 was next level in terms of controls, atmosphere, and AI.

@@MacMac1313 100 percent. one of the reasons modern games are piles of shit. no emotion ,no atmosphere. plastic garbage. glad to be born in the golden era

Yes, the N64 was the gift that kept on giving. Goldeneye, Turok 2, Perfect Dark.

Banjo Kazooie + Tooie, Paper Mario, Mario 64, Zelda: Ocarina + Majora's, Smash Bros...so many great games and lovely childhood memories @@pvtj0cker

​@@pvtj0ckerdespite its limitations the N64 gave us shooters that changed the genre. Even with the Dualshock the PSOne really didn't get any FPS games save for a few, most notably Medal of Honor. Funny how the console with more limits got more FPS games that were so well refined.

I AM TUROK!!!

@@Krisztian5HUN I was going to say that!!!

Almost limited as it was impressive at this time.

Don't forget that Nintendo had a much more powerful hardware than it's main competitor. The only big limitation was the size of those cartridges.

@@pvtj0cker precisely. The competitor can use CD Audio recorded from an orchestra for examople. This is played by the Nintendo 64 itself

Most Psx and N64 use samples to create music like this or Resident Evil for example, the difference is that the N64 has to process the music on its CPU or CoProcessor RPC whilst the Psx had a dedicated sound chip, thats why N64 games had to prioritize between better peformance or better sound resulting in Sound losing the battle most of the time.

​@@pvtj0ckerthis, the N64 was a powerhouse but the cartridges limited storage space for games. If they had used discs then N64 would have had way more third party support and would have been tough to topple.

с чего ты взял что автор этого канала написал эту музыку?

@@Arokh1 Darren Mitchell is the composer for Turok.

​@@Arokh1автор Даррен Митчелл действительно создал эту превосходную музыку. Бог с тобой

Yes I played it when I was literally 1 and now I'm 26, it also made a great impression on me

27 here, and it's nostalgia.

I'm 28 and i've been listening to this almost everyday for 20 years since i discovered this game lol i know your feeling man!

@@QuantumSplitter wdym? the game is 23 years old and the age gap in your comment is 25

@@lemonismq4642 I'm highlighting the original comment is retarded. Who the fuck is playing a game where you can fire a gun that drills into someone's head and explodes or even remembering a theme from a game when they were 4, guy is talking shit.

Word

how so?

​@@platinum10000What do you mean how so? This game came out in 1998, and quite frankly pushed the limits of the N64. The fact that this soundtracks is so memorable till this day should answer your question..

@@MetalReaper7 Being memorable and being ahead of it's time is not the same. I just wonder how can this be ahead of it's time, what does it even mean for you, often I read that about music and never really known why people say that (probably for the reason the person simply likes the song). It's not something completely different and never heard of like.. I don't know, King Crimson or Michael Jackson, Frank Zappa it's not the beginning of a new era/kind of music etc. Those guys were beyond music of that time. So the question remains : Why is this ahead of music in 1998. I'm not trying to be an asshole, I'm just curious about your opinion and how you see that beyond music of the time. This track is great and all, for me it's good music from from a video game that sounds like other games of the time nothing was reinvented there, just a great track!

​@@MetalReaper7old is gold pal, that "ahead of it's time" only applies to graphics this is top hard work, creativity and love.

thank you turok(;

Warp portal activated!

"Tek bow, sniper capability enabled"

child rescued

Distress Beacon..... Activated!

me too, i got this for xmas 1998 wow it was one of the greatest experiences still remember like it was yesterday the moment i heard this song came on and the first dinosaurdroid came at me my adrenaline started pumping!

The chills when you see the white lines on the ceiling, in the Lair of the blind ones and it dawns on you that it's giant spider time.

Same here, gave Me nightmares but still love this game. Love the late 90s

Same story for me heje😊

What's nightdive? Ill have to check that out!

Ohh it's a studio!

@@MarioLuigi2013 some of the original turok team, when iguana entertainment was dissolved, made retro studios to make metroid prime for nintendo

@@8menincostume oh wow that's very interesting! Thanks for telling.

@@MarioLuigi2013 Nightdive is a studio that did remasters of Turok and Turok 2 among other older games.

There's a re-release?!

@@donniewills9030 Ya it's on steam. Same with Turok 1.

This song is still so good. I come back every now and then and jam out

Warp portal..activated.

@@nothingforgrantedPS23 Child rescued.

I think the remaster is enough.

Tek bow, sniper capabilities enabled.

True.

Claro que si

a buebo que si bro

No hablar espanol... 😕

Es cierto bro.

Donkey KONG

As a kid i could not play the game without it

This isn't MIDI. The format used is closer to tracker music.

Word! 👍

same lol I randomly saw a dude with a N64 shirt on and it made me think of this game… the funny thing is, is that I didn’t remember exactly how this song sounded however I knew it was good … and i was right haha! guess I had good taste back then as a kid

@@kcidd12 hailz yeah! Life b funny like that lolz. Also... after playing the recent remaster... sigh... i miss these days. Where you bought a shooter, it was awesome, and that's that. Today we got cod and fart night which are basically online only micro transaction games that are honestly pretty mediocre... Lol moral of the story... stick with the classics mainly haha.

And it's sample for "Side 2 Side" genius sample 🔥