Sometimes i always forget how old the og characters were already lol i still can't imagine that i wasn't born yet when kyosuke or excellen or ryusei came into fictional existence
Kyosuke Nanbu: ''It may look old but it's got power!' "GO STAKE!" "No matter how thick your armor is, I only need to pierce it!" DC Soldier: "SONNA BAKANAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!" *BOOM*
I love the fact that The Alt Eisen is lit. named "Old Metal" The comment is 3 years old And the game technology looks like an original Game Boy. BUT IT'S GOT POWER
@@nekokitkatlongassname I like the name 'scrap metal' because it's like "yeah, this thing is old, rusty and well past its prime but it can still steamroll your ass with zero effort"
@HeavensMeat I was working on a soundtrack for all three Compact games, but got about midway through Compact 1 before I figured out that I was having recording issues. I've been putting it off ever since, but since you want it I'll consider trying again.
@masterchipi It isn't for the Gameboy. The Compact games were released on the Wonderswan/Wonderswan Color, handheld systems made by Bandai that were never released outside of Japan.
I must know, are the stories from Compact 1/2 the same as OG 1/2 on GBA? Are the GBA games a remake of the Wonderswan games? I know the PS2 OG is a remake of the GBA games, so... I'm so curious because I just started getting into SRW and I'm starting with the US-released GBA OGs. They don't seem directly connected to other SRW games.
No, here’s a full explanation: -Compact 1 is a standalone SRW story. There weren’t even any Banpresto Originals, and the last boss was Don Zauther (from Daitarn 3). -Compact 2 is where Kyousuke, Excellen, their machines and the Einst came from. It was divided into 3 parts. -The 3 Compact 2 games were later remade into a single game, Super Robot Wars Impact (which explains the game’s whopping amount of 101 stages). They also additionally added G Gundam and Nadesico into Impact, 2 shows that were not included in Compact 2, and along with that Alchimie was also introduced. -SRW OG1 somewhat follows the plot of The 2nd SRW for the first half, and SRW Alpha for the second half. Kyousuke-Excellen appeared in OG1 as some of the protagonists, however their Compact/Impact storyline was not yet touched upon. -SRW OG2 was a mishmash of the storylines from The 3rd SRW, SRW Advance and SRW Impact, along with some elements from SRW Alpha Gaiden and The 2nd SRW Alpha. It is in this game that the Einst appeared, and Kyousuke-Excellen’s Compact/Impact story was incorporated.
このBGMのコンパクト版はほんと最高、マジ神。
音質の限界を丁寧な作りで感じさせない。
メインとサブのメロディが絡み合いそしてハモり、何とも言えないカッコ良さと心地良さになって胸熱になる。
I was wondering why is it so much better than what I remembered lol you really did amazing job
Sometimes i always forget how old the og characters were already lol i still can't imagine that i wasn't born yet when kyosuke or excellen or ryusei came into fictional existence
Kyosuke Nanbu:
''It may look old but it's got power!'
"GO STAKE!"
"No matter how thick your armor is, I only need to pierce it!"
DC Soldier:
"SONNA BAKANAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!"
*BOOM*
I love the fact that
The Alt Eisen is lit. named "Old Metal"
The comment is 3 years old
And the game technology looks like an original Game Boy.
BUT IT'S GOT POWER
the closest translation is "scrap metal" but "old iron giant" sounds better than "scrap metal giant" or "giant scrap metal" ahaha
I liked the weissritter's new name too.
White knight - awesome
Pure White Knight - really awesome
@@nekokitkatlongassname I like the name 'scrap metal' because it's like "yeah, this thing is old, rusty and well past its prime but it can still steamroll your ass with zero effort"
the person who did this really cooked that day
Favorite character of the OGs, and favorite theme song. Even to this day, the Alteisen truly has Power.
I could waste ALL my ammo on one person all day to this,It sounds surpisingly awesome for it's format
懐かしい、小5か6の時にやってました。
イントロはps2のよりこっちのがいい！
Tears of molten steel T.T I love it!
懐かしいし最高に格好良いです
awesome i didnt know alteisen was in the gb version
and the song rocks
great job bomber
Womderswan
懐かしいな…WS版は誕生日によって精神コマンドが数種類の内が選ばれるシステムだったけど（外れを引くとバイカンフーに熱血や魂が無い状態とか目が当てられない事態ｎ）、有る誕生日だと、主人公の精神コマンドが当たりに成る上に、主人公のステータスに何故かボーナス入ってたよな（運動性改造すれば、雑魚位ならヒョイヒョイかわして反撃クリティカル粉砕とかしてたな）…懐かしい
WSの名前と性別で主人公のステータスが変わる。「00000000」0が8個でステータスが高い主人公となる
Kyosuke is such a goddammit badass protagonist
Enemy: pisses off kyosuke
Kyosuke: so you have chosen death
Omai Wa Mou Shindeiru Kotetsu No Beowulf style.
@HeavensMeat I was working on a soundtrack for all three Compact games, but got about midway through Compact 1 before I figured out that I was having recording issues. I've been putting it off ever since, but since you want it I'll consider trying again.
Kyosuke is so cool.
Impact is an enhanced remake of Compact 2. Each of the three acts of Impact correspond to a Compact 2 game.
@masterchipi It isn't for the Gameboy. The Compact games were released on the Wonderswan/Wonderswan Color, handheld systems made by Bandai that were never released outside of Japan.
SWEET. Sounds badass in 8-bit-ness.
My anthem XD
コンパクトやったことないけど、アレンジは一番これが良い。
アレンジじゃなくこれが原曲
これが始まりなんやで
The first rendition of Kyosuke's theme. Impact did help with the OG series, after all.
All of these comments are old. But they've got power, or rather, are still just as relevant as the Grungust in SRW V.
i hope they bring back Gespenst and its MK-II back, not the custom one tho. original just like Grungust, really love those guys lol
OG getting the original Grungust back would be awesome too. Unfortunately, doubt it's going to see the old, SRW 4 Gespenst ever again.
@@TheShinyFeraligatr And 1 year later, boom, OG Black Gespenst from 4 in SRW T.
@@eeyuup Banpresto saw our comments, clearly.
@@TheShinyFeraligatr Yeah, the Upgraded Grungust looks like a Grungust with random shit put on to make it ugly.
I would buy tons of ice cream from a salesman that had this a his theme
あー！やっぱカッコイイー！
Alt in Part 1, Riese in Part 3.
I would like to see a Kyosuke vs Beowulf(SM) fight it would be fricking awesome
So very true. *thumbs up* +1
これ以外は イントロの最後の「ティンティーン」が大ッ嫌いでダメなんだよなぁ
やはり思い出補正抜きでもこいつが一番だなぁ
Like parents like daughters.
インパクトとかOGとかの聞いてガッカリした思い出。
スワン版のオリジナルのメロディー、テンポがすごい好き。
ＯＧのループ部分のピアノは要らない？
So.. does the children of the wolf have any official artwork as of yet?
Obligatory FIRST view, etc, but anyway, it sounds good even in old formats.
どんな装甲だろうと…撃ち貫くのみ
I must know, are the stories from Compact 1/2 the same as OG 1/2 on GBA? Are the GBA games a remake of the Wonderswan games? I know the PS2 OG is a remake of the GBA games, so... I'm so curious because I just started getting into SRW and I'm starting with the US-released GBA OGs. They don't seem directly connected to other SRW games.
No, here’s a full explanation:
-Compact 1 is a standalone SRW story. There weren’t even any Banpresto Originals, and the last boss was Don Zauther (from Daitarn 3).
-Compact 2 is where Kyousuke, Excellen, their machines and the Einst came from. It was divided into 3 parts.
-The 3 Compact 2 games were later remade into a single game, Super Robot Wars Impact (which explains the game’s whopping amount of 101 stages). They also additionally added G Gundam and Nadesico into Impact, 2 shows that were not included in Compact 2, and along with that Alchimie was also introduced.
-SRW OG1 somewhat follows the plot of The 2nd SRW for the first half, and SRW Alpha for the second half. Kyousuke-Excellen appeared in OG1 as some of the protagonists, however their Compact/Impact storyline was not yet touched upon.
-SRW OG2 was a mishmash of the storylines from The 3rd SRW, SRW Advance and SRW Impact, along with some elements from SRW Alpha Gaiden and The 2nd SRW Alpha. It is in this game that the Einst appeared, and Kyousuke-Excellen’s Compact/Impact story was incorporated.
多少古臭い音源だが良さは関係ない
Where can I download this?
@VioletZer0
This is a good comment.
『ジョーカー』切らせてもらった！
i thought his first was in impact?
8-bits theme!