@vospominanie After The Dark Knight in 2008 it seemed every movie tried to capture that swelling Hans Zimmer style score for the next 5-10 years. It was so f'ing overdone.
Benjamin Owuye Jagun I know, right. It's really impressive Matt can fit such high quality stuff in the cart and still leave enough memory for the game.
@@solarflare9078It's because the Genesis had a synthesizer in side of it. All Matt had to do is write the music and the synth played it. This is why Genesis games' music files were small compared to that of the SNES.
The problem with Alien 3 is that it requires a lot of level memorization, and great ability to deal with the purposetely clunky controls. If Ripley didn't have tank controls, the game would be much smoother :P It's one of the most frustrating games I've managed to beat, that's for sure. But after you know every level's layout, it even kinda becomes predictable ^^
***** It's one of those games that is meant to be replayed over and over until you know each level welll enough to make it through ^^ But yeah, few things are more stressful in videogames than Alien 3's timer running out, Ripley moving at a snail's pace, and you just KNOW you're not gonna make it and have to sit there until you can restart the level :S don't forget to change to 9 lives in the options menu :P
IKR ^^ I remember noticing that some of sounds coming were amazing even as a kid. How could such a clear piano sound be coming out of my console, that blew me away back then :D
@@killhazardxI've seen that very thing argued on Facebook recently. Do people even have eardrums? The same (terrible) track on repeat the entire game, and inferior weapon sound effects. The SNES version was better in terms of gameplay, graphics and concept, but the Genesis version cannot be beaten for sound and music.
14:06 What a fantastic way to make a build up, by slowly adding note after note in a repeating sequence. Feels very satisfying to listen to for some reason. Matt Furniss is my #1 Sega Genesis composer.
Amo la canción del nivel 5, antes la odiaba pero a la vez era tan especial por ser de la única cadena de mapas que si hacías mal los pasos, no podías ganar el mapa y llegar a ese stage fácilmente tomaba 20 min y luego tenías que estar viendo que te faltaba y donde estaban los prisionero, te sacabas como 10 horas de juego más tratando de encontrar a los prisioneros del stage 5, además pega con el ambiente sumamente hostil en una zona metalúrgica, cuestión, queda genial además de ser la última zona, es más especial todavía, que buen juego lpm
Concuerdo absolutamente, con mi vecino que en paz descanse, hicimos mapas de todas las zonas en cartulinas con lujo de detalles. Que lindas epocas los 90s. BTW QUE PEDAZO DE BANDA SONORA!
@@ShadowPriestBear Q.E.P.D amigo :(, concuerdo en todo, lastimosamente yo no fui lo suficientemente astuto como para hacer los esquemas de los mapas así que estuve cientas de veces para superarlo. Saludos.
@@Vectormantudeoz uhhh, yo cuando era chico vi esa versión, por algún motivo me re atraía, no se si por el hud o por las animaciones "mejoradas", lastimosamente tuve la misma suerte de no poder jugarlo. Saludos.
MAl, si no recorrias de DETERMINADA forma el mapa te perdias al prisionero que estab sobre una chapa si mal no recuerdo, y si no, pum no podias vovler a salvarlo y Game over jaja
Thank you Matt Furniss for your genius and hard work. Same goes to the heroic HR Giger (R.I.P). Who entertained, inspired and frightened countless lives across the globe.
wooowwww i cant get enough of level 4 music..its downright evil and gritty,yet beautifully composed with the tear drops as beats and other nice melodies..this is one the reasons why i love the genesis eons more than the snes.no disrespect the snes.but the genesis to me is supreme
2022 and i wanted to say my mama had to play this for me growing up i was so scared she and i were listening to this together earlier and i wanted y’all to share this with me i hope this music touches a spot in you like it did us
Stage Four. The level fades in and you realise you really are in trouble. The track opens with crushing despair - you're going to die here. Is that a chill wind or the alien's breath in the background? You can never see well in this area, so you'll never know. Then the track builds, slowly at first. One foot in front of the other. Let's go...
This game was alot of fun, despite the film itself being questionable at best. I highly recommend it to anybody who hasn't played it yet and can a genesis or emulator to play it on.
Una de las mejores bandas sonoras de la era de los 16 bits, creaba una atmósfera increíble que sumaba aún más dificultad al juego. Una gran desconocida para muchos, pero sin duda, sublime. Me encantaba jugar al Alien 3 entre otras cosas por su música. La de la última fase era simplemente acojonante.
Damn my mum played this game and when i was a little child i played this game and its still one of the hardest game ive ever played, thats a masterpiece. And this game over music , damn this game over music make you feel you really loose this game and its OVER😂
Epic score for a 16bit game. Unforgettable. Every single track nails it. Atmospheric AND catchy. Must be my favorite game, or at least one of them, from that era! It's also one of the rare cases at which the game was way better than the movie
Watch the Assembly Cut version or read the Novelization by Alan Dean Foster. It's much better than the Theatrical cut, to the point It seems another (and superior, thanks to David Fincher) Alien movie. I have a better impression of Alien 3 now, but I think they could do much better in terms of script. Killing the crew was an unforgiven heresy.
2:04 ... that growl in the middle of the melody reminds me that almost 25 years later, Sega again resurrect one of the worst nightmares in which every time you play seems that never will wake up...
yeah. While aliens themselves did not scare me what frightened me were two things. 1. Game over scene with hand showing itself before disappearing and of course failing to save prisoners chest bursting
Amazing. I'm getting so many ResQ vibes. Which is a good thing. I wish the genesis had a longer lifespan so it could show everyone what it was made of. That ball is in the court of content creators now, I guess. It's in good hands, at least. ;^)
@@overnightdelivery Last time I checked, 3D was still all the rage by the time the Dreamcast showed up. The worst that most Nintendo fans could have said at that point was that the Nintendo 64 was better than the Dreamcast.
OMG. Yeeees! OAO I was hoping to find a video with the whole Alien 3 soundtrack in one-go. Thank you for posting this! I broke many TVs playing non-stop on my Sega. Like three of them. -_- I kept burning them out by playing this game a lot, always beating it in 30 minutes or lesser time. Ah, the memories... OwO (jams to this music during a late-night art session)
Primeiro jogo da geração 16-bit com o qual tive contato. Memórias, mil memórias da casa de minha tia, jogando esta joia no console do meu primo no longínquo ano de 1992! Por causa deste jogo, quis ter um Mega Drive/Genesis também e o tive no meu aniversário de 10 anos.
Ah sweet, I love this game. :) I still can't complete it though... I always die on the First Round of the Second Level... I remember being a kid and messing around in the sound test, to the point where I found a glitch. :V If you continue to try and play a song, one of the sound channels stops playing.
Sebastian N. I started since near the beginning of this account (Around 2015. Maybe 2016, and they are pretty bad though, and most of the videos are related to a group I once was in). In fact, this account used to go under the name of "SSB4 Replays". And yes, I did change my pfp (and name), if that's what you only wanted to know.
Oh cool, it's a YM2612-exclusive version of the Master System version. Matt Furniss is such a genius to make his soundtrack sound good on both the YM2612 and SN76489. Though I do prefer the SN7's rendition.
Spooky as hell. The NES version went for a more energetic beat but was still pretty melancholy. Matt Furniss chose his instruments well - I can't imagine an SNES conversion of this.
I have both versions, this one and the SNES. The music on SNES was beautiful and scarier but this one has a kick to it.... different but both are nice for the respected systems
This game “back then” was hard as fuck. Didn’t help that the Xeno terrified me as a kid, so I played it in small doses and would end up getting spooked out. I finally beat it on an emulator in my 20’s and loved every moment of it.
IMO the concept of FM-synthesis is still the latest revolutionary innovation in sound design. The progress has stopped there. That's why Genesis tracks are still catchy and fresh. Everything is done right in this OST, just compare with that from SNES
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Matt was technically the MASTER of a High Qualitiness for Sega Genesis. He also wrote some conversions from the Game Gear and Amiga.
This is more memorable than most modern-day movie music.
perfect placer in form ost play aliens game.
Modern day movie music doesn’t have Matt Furniss
It's sad this type of sound and music had to dissapear. But i'll keep playing games from this era till i'm 90 so i'm taking the most out of this
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And one detail:
Furniss retired in around 2001 because he felt tired of composing music.
@vospominanie After The Dark Knight in 2008 it seemed every movie tried to capture that swelling Hans Zimmer style score for the next 5-10 years. It was so f'ing overdone.
This game wasn't even a full megabyte and yet it had more fun than most games today.
Benjamin Owuye Jagun I know, right. It's really impressive Matt can fit such high quality stuff in the cart and still leave enough memory for the game.
@@solarflare9078It's because the Genesis had a synthesizer in side of it. All Matt had to do is write the music and the synth played it. This is why Genesis games' music files were small compared to that of the SNES.
@@axelfoley20
But better
@@axelfoley20 The same synthesiser found in quite a few of Sega's arcade games at the time. :)
A game so fun no one remembers it?
These old Sega Mega Drive/Genesis soundtracks just cannot be beaten, wonderful stuff!
It was an Amiga game.
Matt Furnis, the composer is a genius!! nice soundtrack!!
thank you. I was searching for the composer.
Loved the music and the game. But the music is just so good.
Oh how I wish could go back to the 90s and give my grandma a hug. Just one.
Very difficult game with very awesome music!
+MLG 007 Well, has that day arrived yet?
***** Fellow player... *stay DETERMINED.*
I've beaten it on Easy and Normal, after a lot of years ^^ But now, only Hard mode is left, the final challenge! :D
The problem with Alien 3 is that it requires a lot of level memorization, and great ability to deal with the purposetely clunky controls. If Ripley didn't have tank controls, the game would be much smoother :P
It's one of the most frustrating games I've managed to beat, that's for sure. But after you know every level's layout, it even kinda becomes predictable ^^
***** It's one of those games that is meant to be replayed over and over until you know each level welll enough to make it through ^^ But yeah, few things are more stressful in videogames than Alien 3's timer running out, Ripley moving at a snail's pace, and you just KNOW you're not gonna make it and have to sit there until you can restart the level :S don't forget to change to 9 lives in the options menu :P
God, this OST is fucking kick ass. I'd never have expected a game based on Alien 3 -- of all things -- would have a soundtrack _this_ good.
IKR ^^ I remember noticing that some of sounds coming were amazing even as a kid. How could such a clear piano sound be coming out of my console, that blew me away back then :D
...the audio quality is pretty gosh darn good!!!
A testament to the power of the Genesis sound chip I never touched this game as a kid so no nostalgia goggles this ost hits and hits hard
snes claimed to have the better sound... I strongly disagree on all fronts
@@killhazardxI've seen that very thing argued on Facebook recently. Do people even have eardrums? The same (terrible) track on repeat the entire game, and inferior weapon sound effects. The SNES version was better in terms of gameplay, graphics and concept, but the Genesis version cannot be beaten for sound and music.
@@killhazardx difference, ost songs.
@@killhazardx
What a sick joke to say that.
@@killhazardx
Except the SNES by and large did have a better sound chip. The Genesis soundchip didn’t always generate quality sounding music and sfx.
Stage Four is so haunting
My favourite by far.
It's in a fairly similar style to the Bram Stoker's Dracula soundtrack, also by Furniss.
I find the beginning strangely calming. Really wish the song had stuck with that quiet, ambient feel.
14:06 What a fantastic way to make a build up, by slowly adding note after note in a repeating sequence. Feels very satisfying to listen to for some reason. Matt Furniss is my #1 Sega Genesis composer.
@@ButteredToast32 I think the whole soundtrack is calming
Wonderful and powerful game with a beautiful soundtrack.
Best song 13:37
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undertale?
heheh 1337
Trilha sonora perfeita para uma ficção científica de terror espacial dos anos 1980. Matt Furniss genial!
Beeeem que poderia ser uma trilha sonora de um filme do John Carpenter.
I love this soundtrack, oh the memories.
Amo la canción del nivel 5, antes la odiaba pero a la vez era tan especial por ser de la única cadena de mapas que si hacías mal los pasos, no podías ganar el mapa y llegar a ese stage fácilmente tomaba 20 min y luego tenías que estar viendo que te faltaba y donde estaban los prisionero, te sacabas como 10 horas de juego más tratando de encontrar a los prisioneros del stage 5, además pega con el ambiente sumamente hostil en una zona metalúrgica, cuestión, queda genial además de ser la última zona, es más especial todavía, que buen juego lpm
Concuerdo absolutamente, con mi vecino que en paz descanse, hicimos mapas de todas las zonas en cartulinas con lujo de detalles. Que lindas epocas los 90s. BTW QUE PEDAZO DE BANDA SONORA!
@@ShadowPriestBear Q.E.P.D amigo :(, concuerdo en todo, lastimosamente yo no fui lo suficientemente astuto como para hacer los esquemas de los mapas así que estuve cientas de veces para superarlo. Saludos.
Yo solo recuerdo la versión de Super Nintendo, nunca lo jugué pero al menos agradezco que el logo de LJN no está en la portada.
@@Vectormantudeoz uhhh, yo cuando era chico vi esa versión, por algún motivo me re atraía, no se si por el hud o por las animaciones "mejoradas", lastimosamente tuve la misma suerte de no poder jugarlo. Saludos.
MAl, si no recorrias de DETERMINADA forma el mapa te perdias al prisionero que estab sobre una chapa si mal no recuerdo, y si no, pum no podias vovler a salvarlo y Game over jaja
Thank you Matt Furniss for your genius and hard work. Same goes to the heroic HR Giger (R.I.P). Who entertained, inspired and frightened countless lives across the globe.
Guys, the name is Matt Furniss - the composer this great game!!!
matt furniss is my favorite composer for genesis
My goodness, that stage 5 track. Jammin
This game was very difficult, but also great! I go back to childhood listening to those songs!
wooowwww i cant get enough of level 4 music..its downright evil and gritty,yet beautifully composed with the tear drops as beats and other nice melodies..this is one the reasons why i love the genesis eons more than the snes.no disrespect the snes.but the genesis to me is supreme
When the tear drops synch in the game with the music... Gives you the chills!
ABSOLUTELY! LONG LIFE GENESIS!
I'd put the best Genesis OST's, like Alien 3 and Mega Turrican up against the best SNES OST's like Donkey Kong Country and Super Metroid.
Stage 4 theme is what that makes me remember this game for years many many years until now.
stage 02.
fucking kick ass.
Great soundtrack, stage 2 rocks, stage 4 is very atmospheric, and the level complete theme is just awesome.
2022 and i wanted to say my mama had to play this for me growing up i was so scared she and i were listening to this together earlier and i wanted y’all to share this with me i hope this music touches a spot in you like it did us
why did she have to play it if you were so scared of it?
god forgive me.
I love this soundtrack.
Stage 2 is my favorite one! I absolutely love to play that stage !!!
I can somewhat recall lvl4, alien hive, beautiful blue and purple fog, the lights, all that crawling in vents…
It is indeed a beautiful looking level, accompanied by one of the best 16-bit tunes ever made.
One of the sickest soundtracks on a somewhat side b of a game for the Genesis. Truly Awesome!
17:23 Stage Five sounds so good
I remember this well, this game gave me chills as a kid lol. The soundtrack is better than some movies
Stage Four. The level fades in and you realise you really are in trouble. The track opens with crushing despair - you're going to die here. Is that a chill wind or the alien's breath in the background? You can never see well in this area, so you'll never know. Then the track builds, slowly at first. One foot in front of the other. Let's go...
This game was alot of fun, despite the film itself being questionable at best. I highly recommend it to anybody who hasn't played it yet and can a genesis or emulator to play it on.
01:01 Main Title Part 2
06:47 Stage Two
Those are my favorite too.
me too :)
Freaking epic game. Specially the soundtrack
Ahhh the late night hours I would spend playing this game.
это шедеврально)))
Brings back so many memories
You are here for 17:23 even if you don’t know it yet
I'm here for 13:36 actually.
Nah I'm here for 06:47, best track in the game.
I love this soundtrack, the memories.... T_T
Game Over Man! Game Over. ..
haha
RIP Bill Paxton
RIP BILL
That intro music makes me go freezing cold.
that little diddy at 22:36 is fabulous. this soundtrack was a masterpiece.
I remember playing this excited, and then as soon as I died and got the game over screen, the music scared the living day lights out of me.
Una de las mejores bandas sonoras de la era de los 16 bits, creaba una atmósfera increíble que sumaba aún más dificultad al juego. Una gran desconocida para muchos, pero sin duda, sublime. Me encantaba jugar al Alien 3 entre otras cosas por su música. La de la última fase era simplemente acojonante.
stage 4 music is good and great i liked it . wowo nice music
Matt Furniss is amazing.
Yea, to think he was only 19 or 20 when composing for this game.
Such an amazing soundtrack, thank you!!
Damn my mum played this game and when i was a little child i played this game and its still one of the hardest game ive ever played, thats a masterpiece. And this game over music , damn this game over music make you feel you really loose this game and its OVER😂
Epic Music for a Epic Game. Alien 3 kick ass
Love that Main Title 2nd part! Showcases the engine to its fullest.
Memories of happier times...
Epic score for a 16bit game. Unforgettable. Every single track nails it. Atmospheric AND catchy. Must be my favorite game, or at least one of them, from that era!
It's also one of the rare cases at which the game was way better than the movie
Watch the Assembly Cut version or read the Novelization by Alan Dean Foster. It's much better than the Theatrical cut, to the point It seems another (and superior, thanks to David Fincher) Alien movie. I have a better impression of Alien 3 now, but I think they could do much better in terms of script. Killing the crew was an unforgiven heresy.
Nice. Thank you. Stages 4 and 5 were awesome.
2:04 ... that growl in the middle of the melody reminds me that almost 25 years later, Sega again resurrect one of the worst nightmares in which every time you play seems that never will wake up...
THIS GAME HAUNTED ME when i was 7 years old and this game came out...
yeah. While aliens themselves did not scare me what frightened me were two things. 1. Game over scene with hand showing itself before disappearing and of course failing to save prisoners chest bursting
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Stage 4's theme is one of the best songs in video games ever, right up there with Aquatic Ambience from DK Country! Love this game!
songs from a future that never came
Amazing. I'm getting so many ResQ vibes. Which is a good thing. I wish the genesis had a longer lifespan so it could show everyone what it was made of. That ball is in the court of content creators now, I guess. It's in good hands, at least. ;^)
Nintendo fans don't care. They would proclaim that SNES is better than Dreamcast in every way possible. 😄
@@overnightdelivery Last time I checked, 3D was still all the rage by the time the Dreamcast showed up. The worst that most Nintendo fans could have said at that point was that the Nintendo 64 was better than the Dreamcast.
OMG. Yeeees! OAO I was hoping to find a video with the whole Alien 3 soundtrack in one-go. Thank you for posting this! I broke many TVs playing non-stop on my Sega. Like three of them. -_- I kept burning them out by playing this game a lot, always beating it in 30 minutes or lesser time.
Ah, the memories... OwO
(jams to this music during a late-night art session)
wow, that's sick. gg wp
yes right.
Primeiro jogo da geração 16-bit com o qual tive contato. Memórias, mil memórias da casa de minha tia, jogando esta joia no console do meu primo no longínquo ano de 1992! Por causa deste jogo, quis ter um Mega Drive/Genesis também e o tive no meu aniversário de 10 anos.
you can break dance to some of these songs :^)
Level 4 is just the best one.
So unique and so fucking good.
Stage 4 is one of my favourite VGM tracks
The megadrive really did have some of the best music.
I never thought a Genesis could be so real, so true to the original ciname classic sountrax.
Stage 4 reminds me of the end credits of Escape from New York
Ah sweet, I love this game. :) I still can't complete it though... I always die on the First Round of the Second Level... I remember being a kid and messing around in the sound test, to the point where I found a glitch. :V If you continue to try and play a song, one of the sound channels stops playing.
i would love to see a version of "meets bass" from this song, also thanks a lot for the upload!
the songs i meant mainly were the main songs at the start.
Matt Furniss is like the genesis version of David Wise.his mortal kombat soundtarcks are untouchable
did Dan Forden not compose the mortal kombat music?
He did... in the arcade original. Matt Furniss did the Genesis port himself.
@@solarflare9078 Since when did you start uploading videos??? Do you have an alternate account? Or did you just change your profile picture
Sebastian N. I started since near the beginning of this account (Around 2015. Maybe 2016, and they are pretty bad though, and most of the videos are related to a group I once was in). In fact, this account used to go under the name of "SSB4 Replays".
And yes, I did change my pfp (and name), if that's what you only wanted to know.
Oh cool, it's a YM2612-exclusive version of the Master System version. Matt Furniss is such a genius to make his soundtrack sound good on both the YM2612 and SN76489. Though I do prefer the SN7's rendition.
Da hora!!!
Stage 4 all the way.
I like stage 4 😍😍😍
This soundtrack terrified me as a kid. Love it 😄👍
Spooky as hell. The NES version went for a more energetic beat but was still pretty melancholy. Matt Furniss chose his instruments well - I can't imagine an SNES conversion of this.
I stand corrected - the later stages are super catchy, too!
***** Jeroen Tel's Nes soundtrack is good too
E Oyibo Especially considering that during the gameplay songs one of the 4 channels used was reserved for sound effects only.
I have both versions, this one and the SNES. The music on SNES was beautiful and scarier but this one has a kick to it.... different but both are nice for the respected systems
Stage 2
Killer tracks!
This game “back then” was hard as fuck. Didn’t help that the Xeno terrified me as a kid, so I played it in small doses and would end up getting spooked out. I finally beat it on an emulator in my 20’s and loved every moment of it.
Not to forget the scary as hell *Time is Up* cutscene with unnerving music and captives screams...
"Get Ready" is also an unused track on Mega Drive.
Stage 4 is very Escape From New York.
J'adore
In a galaxy far, far away...
On old old chips...
How nostalgic...
Not that far away, belive me...
@@alelauguz Yep. )))
whoa this is fantastic ! Many praise the Dune game soundtrack but i must say this is more enjoyable to me
IMO the concept of FM-synthesis is still the latest revolutionary innovation in sound design. The progress has stopped there. That's why Genesis tracks are still catchy and fresh. Everything is done right in this OST, just compare with that from SNES
I hate how much I agree with this comment. But I am also a big Autechre fan
Those guitars @ 2:58
Incredible.
it's keyboards!
@@thesoundlikechameleons2082 I swear they sound like guitars to me.
Best wishes.
Suena a Infancia😁. Estos soundtrack parecen compuestos por grandes bandas de rock....
Stage 3 is a good song.
Awesome soundtrack. Used to play for hours after school...and i hate it whenever i got to restart the stage after failed mission.
Que bacan esto la música de alien en sega genesesis, que nostalgia escuchar y tenía miedo jugar cuando era un niño de 8años.. thanks brou or girl
I loved this game. wasn't the best but fun. thanks for the soundtrack
Man I loved this game (once upon a time). Never completed it, level 4 defeated me
20:34 Pretty badass tune!
also got this game , awesome music!!
This is like a Depeche Mode b-side
Nice Soundtrack!
Anyone know if this is the same as the film score? Couple I skipped but the use of Bass and The Synth Lines is quite interesting.
Great catchy music 🤩👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
When I was little I used to play with my mom to this game.
i can't help but hearing the shots and the girl screams along with the music.
Stage one is my favorite, its creepy af