This banger has no right bringing tears to my eyes

This game truly made the early 2000s special for me and my brothers

This music really takes me back to when life was easier…take me away starfox

2024😊

Fox and Falco’s real bromance song. It feels like I’m stuck here waiting at the main menu of your heart.

I never thought much of this song until i 100% the game and heard it one last time……. 😢❤

It makes you think of James Mclound's death and how he was betrayed. Poor fox

I remember when i rented my 1st Apartment @ 22. I didnt had Internet yet and i was so glad from moving out that i brought my Nintendo 64 from my Parents with me. Never played star Fox till then ,bought the Cartrige for 30€ in the First night in my New Flat i actually listend to this Soundtrack for like 30min because it was so Calming while i was thinking about Life & stuff. This Game specially this OST has a very good Memory in my Heart ♥

Just ring it out just ring it out for not just the entire earth but god and genus and all of the angels……should be heard by all.

Quite possibly the greatest piece of music Nintendo has ever created. It reminds me of how amazing the n64 truly was

Song of my childhood: this Song of todays children: WAP

I remember when I first saw this game. I was 6 years old in 1998. My dad comes home from work with this awesome looking n64 box. No event or birthday. "Put it in", he tells me with a smile as he settles back on the couch. The fact he just surprised me on a whim then went about being dad just stuck with me. I remember that first level blowing me away. To a 6 year old it was real.

play this at my funeral please

I first started playing this game back in 1999 when I was 4 years old. My brother was in high school and every single high score said "JBG." Now, all but one of them says "BGB" instead. The first was the day I graduated high school. Talk about a bittersweet victory.

This felling is too sad😢

Remember lads, this is the song of our childhood.

Boy, this one takes me back--Like the background music of my childhood. I'd leave the game sitting on the high scores page at the end of the campaign for hours.

Is this how it sounds on an original DS system?

que juegazo madre mia, haganle un remake pls diganle a los nintendos

I was born in 91 and here in Brazil at that time, it wasn't easy to have videogames. I had the Super Nintendo and only played the N64 at my cousins' house. Even so, not having owned the N64 at the time, this song gives me a lot of nostalgia. I was able to beat Star Fox only on the Nintendo 3DS, more than 20 years later.

First time i played this game was on Sylvester, around 9 Years ago. We were on a party of friends of my parents and there were also a few kids - the youngest one being around 14 at the time and the oldest one 17? (I was 6 or 7?) They played through the entire game on that night, game overing multiple times before finally defeating the fake andross. I still remember so many things about this Party. I remember when the game ended and Andross laug came, a guy stood up, pointed at the screen and shouted "He isnt dead yet! I knew it!". When Myamotos name came up in the credits, two of the people stood up and bowed for him - which now turned into my ritual whenever i see his name in a game lol. Now, 9 years later, i am sitting here, playing Starfox 64 on my N64, the room only being lit by the projector lights with this song filling the dimly lit room while i am on my phone, scrolling through reddit. This song is amazing, and it couldnt fit better for any other game and any other scenario.

This is absolut nostalgia! Good old games which make you feel you be a part of it. Miss those good memories.

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Yes I love this . Takes me back

I can't seem to find this one comment that I loved seeing so much on here, so I'll repost it. All ye who are tired of life... Who grew up too fast, and now put up with the anxiety this world has to offer. Come to this place. Reflect. Shed a tear of joy and nostalgia. Replenish your strength. Rest up. For tomorrow is another day, putting us even further from these yesterdays.

Perfection Nintendo Music - Hyper Shadic vs. Nega-Mother Wisp (Sonic Colours: Nazo Unleashed by Chakra-X) DS version.

I am amazed by this comment section. It shows what music can do to us, and on what level in our brain it operates. Very heartwarming reading all these relatable stories, thank you

I hear childhood echoes and my parents yelling gracefully. Good times.

Wow,you amazing

I remember this!

Escucha y dale un abrazo fraternal a tu niñez. Sí, eso es lo que te hace llorar, el que esos momentos dónde todo era fácil ya no son más. La niñez es el tesoro más bonito que tenemos y sólo te das cuenta de lo que era... hasta que eres adulto. Sólo queda recordar.

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'12y ago'

now im crying.. and now im going to have to go on an N64 music journey

It was all so... So long ago..

This is nostalgic af

Wow.....that long for him to kill ya? No wonder I never saw that growing up.....

I feel like crying right now 😭😭😭

never take this video off this channel PLEASE

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How did you get Infinite Bombs?

Holy cow THIS Is how Star Fox 3DS should have looked like !

Rip headphone user

You cannot unlock the expert game mode until you have collected 15 medals in each mission. I have collected 14 medals, except for Sector Z which is the hardest medal for the entire game. The following quotes by your teammates when destroying the missile in Sector Z. Falco: One missile down, Peppy: One missile destroyed, and even Slippy: Scratch one missile. I have managed to get medals on the hard missions on Star Fox 64, and they are: Katina, Area 6, Venom II, Titania, Bolse, and even Solar.

I came back to playing this game and finished it earlier. I replayed it because I forgot the ending of it, but it was way harder than I last remember. My prostrate to beating Carnage was jumping up on the last second of his "spike-ball" attack and punching him mid air. Rinde, repeat, and reap victory. (Also, this game is still as incredible as I remember. Despite the difficulty, it was a lot of fun)

the static makes me think of An Empty Bliss Beyond this World, and I teared up a little thinking about getting older. I learned recently that, while my granddad was comatose in the final days of his life, my dad played him a song they used to listen to while he was growing up, and despite being otherwise unresponsive, my granddad started tapping his foot against the gurney

Thank you for this! I could feel the thumping/vibrating and it was driving me batty not to know what it was. I was already with a full wallet, but at least I know where it is for next time!

This still to this very day my favorite game of all time.....i´m 31 yo, still play with the same joy like i was 9 years old kid. a tear is coming out right now