Believe it or not with a little tweaking I got this game working on Virtual Box running Windows 98 just like we used to play it on! ;D
pure nostalgia..

ESPECIALLY THAT TRACK AT 12:00 MINUTES!!






..totally unrelated but also nostalgic..sorry had to share this to ;)

oh what he hekk, this to..xD

 

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Listen to the track at 30:35. That sh!t is game-changing.

I missed Enhanced CDs. Including the soundtrack with the game should be mandatory.
I know some STEAM games let you access game tracks for external listening.

Does anyone know if any of the more recent console/PC releases include soundtracks. I stopped playing games a while ago.

 

The music files in modern games are usually now ''packaged'' for some wierd reason but there are bound to be separate ost releases for modern game soundtracks ie; titanfall 2 for just one simple example.. but its more or less a crappy generic and boring usual ''hollywood strings'' ost tho..

 

I remember buying Quake II, putting the CD-ROM into my discman and listening to the soundtrack on the bus till I got home and actually played the game.

Homeworld was another awesome game/OST.
Adagio for Strings 9:35 not original but beautiful.

 

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Yeah totally.

 

Great classic track

(gotta love this track and the CardCaptors pic lol ;)

 

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You can find most of them on Youtube.

I never played "The Last of Us" (don't have a Playstation). But hearing the soundtrack makes me want to play it - just awesome.

On topic, nostalgia:

 

Pirate: Guybrush Threepwood? That's the most ridiculous name I’ve ever heard!
Guybrush: Well, what's your name?
Pirate: [matter-of-factly] My name is Mancomb Seepgood.

 

Guybrush: What happened to your pants?
Herman: What pants?

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Guybrush: At least I learned something from all of this...
Elaine: What's that?
Guybrush: How to deal with frustation, disappointment, and irritating cynicism.
Elaine: That sounds like something my husband would say.

 

Sorry, but this is nostalgia.