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I finished to hear the whole first round and it sounded very well balanced for all participant. Right now I'm just curious for the second round.

You could make it more agressive than epic. As it is going it seems a more logical addition to the theme, if it can be said "logical". Make a bassline and play with others drum samples, problably you will end up with that I was talking about.

I need to hear it over and over again, but for now it deserves a fast reply. Nice composition. I expect to see others works soon.

Sweet stuff, congrats for the releasing.

Hold on your monitors!!!

Very enjoyable album. Congrats!

It reminds me Chrono Trigger at some point. Good music.

It is a really good album, better than average musics published on the site. I usually hear all the musics except for two or three songs. Nice Work!!!

I turned on my sound recorder and start the ROM. I don't know about the quality, but it works. Still waiting if anyone knows a better method. I found the ROM for Twin Eagle II where I can hear the music I wanted for the start. This is the good thing. The bad thing is it doesn't seems like the old one I used to like, well I mean, it is; but the sound lacks very seriously in quality, the guitars has sounds like an old radio or something. Some has technical knowledge of it? The ROM has exact the same sample quality of the original arcade?

Actually I think a remix for this game sound like a challenge, its music has unstopable fast notes, good for those who like these performances.

I didn't see your request. Sometimes I think this kind of games no one actually played it, so I made this thread pretty fast. Good to know more people share the same consideration for the game. Maybe someone remix it sooner.

I didn't knew it was so rare. And back to primary objective of this thread, does anyone have a link where I can find music for Twin Eagle II, and to be more precise the music after you insert a coin?

Thanks everyone, I found it: (I remembered the title screen) http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?game_id=10234 http://video.nate.com/206855768

I have two choices at the arcade house I used to go. Play Tekken or this helicopter game, since they both were new by that time, I think it was around 94 and 95. And there it goes fifteen years, how nostalgic.

And for the digitalized maybe my memory fails, you know, it is quite a long time. By the way, it is a relieve to see Zero Gunner 2, games like Stardust and Everyday Shooter can't be so innovative in this kind of gameplay.

It seems a lot like this one, except for the mobile presentation it looks like. http://www.arcade-history.com/?n=twin-eagle-ii-the-rescue-mission&page=detail&id=3004 If the game above has this kind of combination it is the one I was talking about.Anyone knows? But I found nothing on youtube, how awful. :?

I guess the monitor was turned 90 degrees, but I am not quite sure.

There's no remix for this game which I think is a good one. http://www.youtube.com/user/TheOSTation#p/c/C15064F05517BA5A/6/_eJRr2oEYs8

Controller. Mouse and keyboard are too much professional for my taste.

This thread will problably end as soon as it starts, but I will post it cause I really need this answer. Does anyone remember an arcade helicopter game with digitalized images. The helicopter has special moves like loop and rotation shooting enemies on screen. It has a pretty cool title music and I need the title to youtube it.

*SaGa Frontier (the second)

Too bright and too strong. hhhhahahahha

Very nice, I like the groove.

I've found a funny video: Very lovely one.