YES YES YES YES YES YES YES Hands down one of my favorite Genesis soundtracks. I was actually going to request you to do this one back when your model 1 system was still working... I think it sounds better with the bass from the older machine. Do you have FLAC recordings available? Coincidentally the SNES version of the game has all the exact same track names/titles, but the entire soundtrack is different.
Vi esse jogo pela primeira vez numa locadora no bairro onde eu morava. Ele estava ligado no Mega Drive em uma salinha com outros consoles da época e podia alugar e jogar Side Pocket por hora ali mesmo, para experimentar. Isso foi por volta de 1992. Joguei tanto esse jogo no emulador do meu PC anos mais tarde que acabei descobrindo sozinho todos os macetes de cada jogada para passar de fase. Sabendo todas as jogadas certas com o taco e efeitos com a bola branca dá pra terminar esse jogo em uns dez minutos. Lembro de ter inclusive feito um post no site da Outerspace, no fórum de retrogames, publicando um review desse belo jogo. Acho que faz uns vinte anos que não ouvia o soundtrack desse jogo. Grato pela postagem.
@@kbxthegamemaster06 if you don’t get to the next round the lady is staring at you. I always found it a bit aggressive, like she’s saying “ you can look but you can’t touch”. But if you pass the round her eyes are closed as if to say “I’m genuinely aroused by you and having a moment.” At least that’s what I think. I also think one of the ladies looks like a transvestite. But there’s a whole new lady at the end of you finish the game. Exclusively only for top players to admire. She’s maximum 80’s neon makeup and permed hair.
there's something about this game that makes me feel like I'm in a rich's person atmosphere, it is probably the music, girls, pool game vibe, traveling, etc.
Muito bom... recordar é viver!! Muito joguei essa sinuca... é naquele tempo, era muito difícil zerar esse jogo! Não existia internet, com isso, tínhamos que zerar o game no "talento" sem cheats... 😁
Side Pocket is toned down version of Pocket gal made by data east in the late 80s. Objective was to play pool and you'd see the opponent girls strip when you win. Some of the soundtracks are the same too
I love this OST! So peacefull and relaxing! DUSTINODELLOFFICIAL! I was right when i subscrived when i saw you had OST's from Shinobi 3 and Thunder Force IV. Great Job! :)
Damn, I think this is the only game I've found so far where the SNES and Genesis versions sound so different, but not because they're using different instruments for the same music. Sure, some of the tracks give the same vibes, but if you didn't know the games were the same I wouldn't blame you for not knowing.
Is the YM2612 still being manufactured or are there just assloads of them floating around? A small market like this (game sound purity) needs a sound card design with a free license so it could be like a DIY kit to build proper sound support for whatever the desired system. Obviously the emulator(s) would have to work with such a concept, but I have always been flustered by the lack of sound hardware options and I'm not bright enough to pull off such a feat.. I wish something like this would magically appear!
Also, the Genesis score is easily the best between it and the SNES one. The SNES one isn't as good, in my opinion. For some reason, Data East produced this version, but not the one on the SNES.
I agree the music in the Snes version is just too chill sounding for its own good and ends up sounding not exactly catchy but more bland and unremarkable. The megadrive ost defiantly gets that catchy, jazzy "just hanging out" kinda vibe sound down pat. The arcade only Pocket Gal defiantly has my favorite ost out of all of them tho.
@@Rtype90mk2 I wish the Genesis version would have had their version of "Pocket Magic", the Bonus Stage tune from the original "Side Pocket" (and one of my favorite Bonus Stage themes ever), but other than that, the Genesis version is perfection.
@@VahanNisanian Pocket magic did get reused in the Game Boy version tho i love the soundtrack to that one alot, maybe even more so than the Megadrives ost, i dont know.I would've of liked to hear the Genesis version of Pocket Magic and it would of been nice if they had some arrangements of Pocket Gal's Soundtrack in this game aswell.
Ton Master I mean, yeah I know the system itself and the DAC channel. My question was about they recorded the midi drums to make the percussion in the DAC channel. Because the audio samples sounds like that midi pattern drum, i think it's Roland or something like that, ya know what i'm saying?
Eduardo Teodoro midi drums??? No it's a pcm sample like human voice is recorded and then sampled in to the DAC...YM2612 doesn't support midi pattern drums...drums in genesis is made through dac/pcm or PSG...or using kind of FM like effects(not pattern) to make it
@@edu_moonwalker the SC55 was a rompler, basically. It wouldn't surprise me if the drum sounds were sampled from there for the PCM channel, since the SC55 was used a lot on 90s games
*Tá doido! O Mega Drive nunca foi melhor que o Super Nintendo, e o chip de som do SNES tbm era bem melhor, que se ñ me engano era da Sony, sua quase parceira, no que seria o Nintendo/Playstation, que acabou virando seu maior rival.*
@@JoelDesouzartAhhhhhh Na verdade considero que os dois são muito diferentes para serem considerados melhor/pior que o outro. O Meguinha trabalha com frequência modulada (som FM),gerador de áudio programável (som PSG) e tem um canal de áudio pré-gravado. Já o SNES é uma máquina de áudio pré-gravado. Ambos tem 10 canais. A música do SNES se encaixa mais com orquestra e rock progressivo,mas o Meguinha leva a dianteira em jazz e heavy metal.
Não é bem assim amigo as musicas são bem diferentes de super nintendo e de mega drive, tem musicas do Side Pocket do super nintendo que parece que você está num casamento e não jogando sinuca num bar a do super nintendo fica inventando não é ruim, já a do mega drive mostra que realmente tem musica boas que remete um bar como a minha musica favorita a Play'n It Cool! que toca 6:47.
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YES YES YES YES YES YES YES
Hands down one of my favorite Genesis soundtracks.
I was actually going to request you to do this one back when your model 1 system was still working... I think it sounds better with the bass from the older machine.
Do you have FLAC recordings available?
Coincidentally the SNES version of the game has all the exact same track names/titles, but the entire soundtrack is different.
FLAC link mega.nz/#F!YJR1TZ6D!7YYf9CAfq0fqAay-8Sl54A
@@DUSTINODELLOFFICIAL Thanks !
Vi esse jogo pela primeira vez numa locadora no bairro onde eu morava. Ele estava ligado no Mega Drive em uma salinha com outros consoles da época e podia alugar e jogar Side Pocket por hora ali mesmo, para experimentar. Isso foi por volta de 1992. Joguei tanto esse jogo no emulador do meu PC anos mais tarde que acabei descobrindo sozinho todos os macetes de cada jogada para passar de fase. Sabendo todas as jogadas certas com o taco e efeitos com a bola branca dá pra terminar esse jogo em uns dez minutos. Lembro de ter inclusive feito um post no site da Outerspace, no fórum de retrogames, publicando um review desse belo jogo. Acho que faz uns vinte anos que não ouvia o soundtrack desse jogo. Grato pela postagem.
This game was obviously aimed at more mature players because the cover implies that a sexy lady is gonna knock your balls around
Grab that wood & knock those balls around, it's time to play pocket pool. Side Pocket pool.
_"Hey baby, nice rack!"_
yeah if you think about it too hard
@@kbxthegamemaster06 if you don’t get to the next round the lady is staring at you. I always found it a bit aggressive, like she’s saying “ you can look but you can’t touch”. But if you pass the round her eyes are closed as if to say “I’m genuinely aroused by you and having a moment.”
At least that’s what I think. I also think one of the ladies looks like a transvestite.
But there’s a whole new lady at the end of you finish the game. Exclusively only for top players to admire. She’s maximum 80’s neon makeup and permed hair.
@@iwanttocomplain oh ok
The music matched the game so well. It had some serious late 80’s aesthetic too.
More like early 90's....
It's incredible how fuller the sound is when executed in the real and proper hardware the music was programmed for.
then piped through RUclips's digital compression torture device
@@desktorp Yeah..
there's something about this game that makes me feel like I'm in a rich's person atmosphere, it is probably the music, girls, pool game vibe, traveling, etc.
Muito bom... recordar é viver!! Muito joguei essa sinuca... é naquele tempo, era muito difícil zerar esse jogo! Não existia internet, com isso, tínhamos que zerar o game no "talento" sem cheats... 😁
the drummer is amazing
Imagine seeing the actual Sega Genesis case in a store. No dust under the cover or anything.
Wooh that DX7 electric piano though.
Googled that. Yup ur right
Love(d) this game so much! The music( Cue ball boogie is one of my favs!) alone went so well with the graphics and game. We played this game so much!
PCM cymbals? Excellent!
Gotta love Mega Drive jazz ;)
My dream is to hear a true jazz ensemble playing "Groovin'".
In the arcade game "Pocket Gal Deluxe", you hear a real jazz version, granted it's a loop.
ruclips.net/video/8kFLVI3cTOM/видео.html
Side Pocket is toned down version of Pocket gal made by data east in the late 80s. Objective was to play pool and you'd see the opponent girls strip when you win. Some of the soundtracks are the same too
I love this OST! So peacefull and relaxing!
DUSTINODELLOFFICIAL! I was right when i subscrived when i saw you had OST's from Shinobi 3 and Thunder Force IV.
Great Job! :)
Classic stuff. Like stepping into a time machine
Mega Drive Version >>>>>> SNES Version, Thanks for the upload!!
Thanks! This was going to be my next search. BELIEVE IT, OR NOT!!👍🏻🖖🏻
mi infancia
Chillin'
...is the best track
AWESOME!!!!! Brings back a LOT of memories!
California lemonade was my favorite
Play'n It Cool! !!!
Damn, I think this is the only game I've found so far where the SNES and Genesis versions sound so different, but not because they're using different instruments for the same music. Sure, some of the tracks give the same vibes, but if you didn't know the games were the same I wouldn't blame you for not knowing.
Came here for “Round and Round”
Came here for "Play in it cool"
Meteor Man reminds me of billy prestons outa space
Wait I didn't know there was a version for the Genesis :O
Stylin'
16:38 and 18:18 are not actually heard during gameplay. Alternate Game Over themes, perhaps? 26:22-29:52 are for the 2 player mode.
Love it 🌟
Is the YM2612 still being manufactured or are there just assloads of them floating around? A small market like this (game sound purity) needs a sound card design with a free license so it could be like a DIY kit to build proper sound support for whatever the desired system. Obviously the emulator(s) would have to work with such a concept, but I have always been flustered by the lack of sound hardware options and I'm not bright enough to pull off such a feat.. I wish something like this would magically appear!
Also, the Genesis score is easily the best between it and the SNES one. The SNES one isn't as good, in my opinion. For some reason, Data East produced this version, but not the one on the SNES.
The genesis music for this game sounds 100 times worst than the snes version
Disagree, the SNES soundtrack is way better and suits the game more
I agree the music in the Snes version is just too chill sounding for its own good and ends up sounding not exactly catchy but more bland and unremarkable. The megadrive ost defiantly gets that catchy, jazzy "just hanging out" kinda vibe sound down pat. The arcade only Pocket Gal defiantly has my favorite ost out of all of them tho.
@@Rtype90mk2 I wish the Genesis version would have had their version of "Pocket Magic", the Bonus Stage tune from the original "Side Pocket" (and one of my favorite Bonus Stage themes ever), but other than that, the Genesis version is perfection.
@@VahanNisanian Pocket magic did get reused in the Game Boy version tho i love the soundtrack to that one alot, maybe even more so than the Megadrives ost, i dont know.I would've of liked to hear the Genesis version of Pocket Magic and it would of been nice if they had some arrangements of Pocket Gal's Soundtrack in this game aswell.
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Sounds like Yamaha PSS/PSR keyboards
and... the link? (?)
like
It samples the "Midi" drums? interesting...
no it's through DAC channel
Ton Master I mean, yeah I know the system itself and the DAC channel. My question was about they recorded the midi drums to make the percussion in the DAC channel. Because the audio samples sounds like that midi pattern drum, i think it's Roland or something like that, ya know what i'm saying?
Eduardo Teodoro midi drums??? No it's a pcm sample like human voice is recorded and then sampled in to the DAC...YM2612 doesn't support midi pattern drums...drums in genesis is made through dac/pcm or PSG...or using kind of FM like effects(not pattern) to make it
Ton Master Thank you for the info. My friend said to me that the percussion was sampled from the SC55, which I thought was familiar.
@@edu_moonwalker the SC55 was a rompler, basically. It wouldn't surprise me if the drum sounds were sampled from there for the PCM channel, since the SC55 was used a lot on 90s games
The first song is not whispers
Como que os caras conseguiram com um hardware melhor fazer um som 10 vezes pior que o SNES?
*Tá doido! O Mega Drive nunca foi melhor que o Super Nintendo, e o chip de som do SNES tbm era bem melhor, que se ñ me engano era da Sony, sua quase parceira, no que seria o Nintendo/Playstation, que acabou virando seu maior rival.*
@@JoelDesouzartAhhhhhh
Na verdade considero que os dois são muito diferentes para serem considerados melhor/pior que o outro.
O Meguinha trabalha com frequência modulada (som FM),gerador de áudio programável (som PSG) e tem um canal de áudio pré-gravado.
Já o SNES é uma máquina de áudio pré-gravado. Ambos tem 10 canais.
A música do SNES se encaixa mais com orquestra e rock progressivo,mas o Meguinha leva a dianteira em jazz e heavy metal.
@@RedTsarOldChannel-INACTIVE
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Não é bem assim amigo as musicas são bem diferentes de super nintendo e de mega drive, tem musicas do Side Pocket do super nintendo que parece que você está num casamento e não jogando sinuca num bar a do super nintendo fica inventando não é ruim, já a do mega drive mostra que realmente tem musica boas que remete um bar como a minha musica favorita a Play'n It Cool! que toca 6:47.
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