Full Mega Man X OST
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- Mega Man X (1994) was developed and published by Capcom. The soundtrack was composed by Setsuo Yamamoto, Makoto Tomozawa, Yuki Iwai, Yuko Takehara, and Toshihiko Horiyama.
Tracklist:
1. Capcom Logo (0:00)
2. Title (0:04)
3. Password (0:30)
4. Opening Stage (1:54)
5. Vile (Intro) (3:32)
6. Vile (3:57)
7. Enter Zero (5:04)
8. Variable X (Demo) (5:52)
9. Stage Select (Mavericks) (7:06)
10. Stage Start (8:12)
11. Launch Octopus Stage (8:20)
12. Chill Penguin Stage (10:12)
13. Flame Mammoth Stage (11:48)
14. Boomer Kuwanger Stage (13:56)
15. Sting Chameleon Stage (16:25)
16. Spark Mandrill Stage (17:44)
17. Storm Eagle Stage (19:38)
18. Armored Armadillo Stage (21:01)
19. Boss (Intro) (23:07)
20. Boss (23:31)
21. Stage Clear (24:42)
22. Get a Weapon (24:50)
23. Stage Select (Σ) (25:12)
24. Sigma Stage 1 (26:01)
25. Sigma Stage 2 (28:05)
26. Sigma Stage 3 (30:23)
27. Sigma Stage 4 (32:15)
28. Sigma 1st (33:09)
29. Sigma Rebirth (33:58)
30. Sigma 2nd (34:08)
31. Dr. Light (36:08)
32. Ending (36:52)
33. Cast Roll (38:40)
34. Staff Roll (40:25) 
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Mother of God, Capcom’s composers in the ‘90s were on another planet with the soundtracks they were making.
Ok boomers
@@MasterAlpha1000 thats Mr. Kuwanger to you
This soundtrack is basically an All-Star collaboration, each composer did 2 tracks or so.
@@kageakiminato8536 OH MY GOD!!!! YES
@@DarianDraught98 im not simping over a old ass decade product that isn't good to begin with lmao
Played this in 5-6th grade. I was the oldest in my family. We were pretty poor, but we shared and took turns. Came home from school, did homework, played games till mom got home. This was our favorite game by far to play as a family. You pass it to the next person when you either beat a stage or died. Now everyone's all grown up with their own family and jobs. Priceless memories, priceless soundtracks, and a legendary game. Nothing can ever replace any of those things.
Good luck. I still have my SNES too. Tried to buy Chrono Trigger...cost about $90.
*****
Chrono Trigger or MMX? Both games are good, but I would recommend CT. It is one of the best games of all time and the soundtrack still cannot be beat today. CT is about $90 without box. MMX will probably cost ya around the same.
+TyTimeIsAwesome Bro, Chrono Trigger's 150$, if you can shell that out.
Mureeuh Renurdz
I called a retro gaming store near me, and they were willing to sell it for $90, which is already out of my price range lol. Maybe when I am rich in the future I'll buy it as a collectible haha.
+TyTimeIsAwesome you can get it on the eshop
1. Capcom Logo (0:00)
2. Title (0:04)
3. Password (0:30)
4. Opening Stage (1:54)
5. Vile (Intro) (3:32)
6. Vile (3:57)
7. Enter Zero (5:04)
8. Variable X (Demo) (5:52)
9. Stage Select (Mavericks) (7:06)
10. Stage Start (8:12)
11. Launch Octopus Stage (8:20)
12. Chill Penguin Stage (10:12)
13. Flame Mammoth Stage (11:48)
14. Boomer Kuwanger Stage (13:56)
15. Sting Chameleon Stage (16:25)
16. Spark Mandrill Stage (17:44)
17. Storm Eagle Stage (19:38)
18. Armored Armadillo Stage (21:01)
19. Boss (Intro) (23:07)
20. Boss (23:31)
21. Stage Clear (24:42)
22. Get a Weapon (24:50)
23. Stage Select (Σ) (25:12)
24. Sigma Stage 1 (26:01)
25. Sigma Stage 2 (28:05)
26. Sigma Stage 3 (30:23)
27. Sigma Stage 4 (32:15)
28. Sigma 1st (33:09)
29. Sigma Rebirth (33:58)
30. Sigma 2nd (34:08)
31. Dr. Light (36:08)
32. Ending (36:52)
33. Cast Roll (38:40)
34. Staff Roll (40:25)
28:05
thank you thank you thank you
I say thank u 4 all us lazy people
19:38 was ahead of its time in my opinion
Password is just.... wow i can do everythin with my life
Whoever created the music for this game deserved an award..
💯 💯
It was numerous composers, a collaboration
Setsuo Yamamoto, Makoto Tomozawa, Yuki Iwai, Yuko Takehara, and Toshihiko Horiyama
@@MC-zm5ql and I think Yuki did X2's entire soundtrack, or with her husband or something.
Setsuo Yamamoto
if they played this music in gyms, everyone would leave looking like arnold
+Zack Staal You bet
...or they'd at least look like Mega Man I would surmise... Lol
yup
Uhhh, that's what I'm actually doing now lol
Keisha Gamman So how did that work out for ya?
Developer: "Here, make a theme song for this"
God: "Sure"
He spoke, and it was created. The rest of the X series music man created in a futile attempt to emulate His creation. Shame on us.
Underrated
@@maysinbell5765 heck yeah m8
@@inciniumz4671 X5 and X6 have better soundtracks than X1 imo (Zero 2/3 if you include other megaman games too)
@@icemaster523 An unpopular opinion, but a respectable one.
This is probably the greatest soundtrack to any video game I've ever heard.
Indeed. Except De Blob.
Mega Man 2 surpasses it...slightly.
@@bowm0 he means Megaman 2 not X2
@@karlamarianafloressuarez1252 You are right
I'm probably going to put "Donkey Kong Country" first.
Megaman X might be the only game in the series that i can remember every single track because all of them are bangers
Dat old capcom intro at the beginning...classic.
You mean cRapcom =/
SlayeCohen it wasn't crapcom back then...
kenijaru Yeah, but that's exactly why we need to let nostalgia in the past. They used to be one of the best producers in the gaming industry, USED...
SlayeCohen
recognizing they once were great isn't nostalgia, is recognizing a fact.
and thinking they still are great isn't nostalgia, it's stupidity.
nostalgia is watching this and going "sweet... i remember playing this on my snes... that sound when you booted the game up was bliss!"
BOLOBOBODO BOLOBODOBODO BLOOEE BLEE
Oh that Capcom logo sound
You always knew something beautiful and mysterious was coming
Not anymore though
"Ah, the Capcom Wibble." - Stuart Ashen
Think Resi 6's problem was being way overfinished actually, haha.
***** I mean they tried to cram far too much into the game to the point that it felt oversaturated, without direction and generally not much fun to play.
Yeah if it was just three more focused campaigns and better gunplay it would've had better reception. I think RE6 is a good game, I finished all the campaigns.
28:05 Most underrated ost from X 1.
HAHA
Doesn't help that it's one of the 4 Sigma stage tracks
@@spicybreadproductions1972 And the most annoying
To me it is definitely the best song
Way better than the last one
Que obra de arte.
Exacto es una obra maestra, dónde hubo la mejor mano de obra de Capcom a disposición, quizás de todos los tiempos.
28 anos depois, continua sendo uma das maiores trilhas sonoras da história dos jogos
Impecável.
Verdadeiramente, joguei no X Collection, bom demaaaais.
@@cspetronilho efectivamente mi estimado amigo
Megaman music has always been 8/16-bit equivalent of heavy metal.
***** Especially 33:09
***** Storm Eagle is metal as fuck... also check out Crush Crawfish from MMX3
***** With a dose of DnB and other electronic styles thrown in for good measure.
***** Nah, Doom takes that cake.
bce5150 I always thought Sega Genesis's gritty and rough sound was more suitable for heavy metal than SNES. Check out Lightning strikes again - Metal Squad from Thunder Force 4 or Doomsday Zone from Sonic and Knuckles to know what I'm talking about.
What a game.
Best memories. But I guess we're getting old
@@TheGnarsk1 No, just experienced :>
WHAT A GAME INDEED
My favorite of all time, straight up!
I know man you can buy it on the switch for 10 dollars im buying it!!
This is by far the best Mega Man soundtrack of any game. There really is never a bad song here.
try Zero 2's soundtrack haha
@@icemaster523 nah
I absolutely agree.
X2
@@BlayzingFreak125 X2 was very good but not as good as one. SNES X3 was the worse.
I remember being a starry eyed 5 to 6 year old when my parents bought me this game at its launch. I had been able to comprehend the Megaman franchise on the NES, but seeing Megaman on me, and my sister’s, newly acquired SNES, blew our early 90’s minds. I will forever think of 16-bit Nintendo as a golden age of computer/console game design.
These songs are so consistently GOOD. Whatever happened to this talent? These are really master pieces
it got left in the 90s
along with my armchair
There's still a TON of great BGM artists in Japan. Lots of them are relegated to the VN scene these days though, with the rise of orchestral music for AAA titles.
@@RoninDays EVERYTHING is friggen orchestral these days
+Condescending Absol Few like music like this, and fewer still have good taste in music.
The Megaman X series has some of the best soundtracks in any video game.
This is the best soundtrack ever created for a game. Just to think we had it all back then and never even knew it. Played this game last week. Still can’t beat Sigma after he loses his head 😭
Use rolling shield and go to top left corner and shoot it while wall jumping constantly. Good luck.
DKC2 is
in Mega Man Xtreme, you can just hold onto the left wall and shoot him. If the hands open at your position, you can jump off at the right moment and then grab the wall again and keep shooting. Mega Man X is similar, only you should use hadouken or rolling shield and stand on the hands. When they open, grab the wall. If they open next to the wall, get off and get back on when they finish. I recommend having at least one halfway full sub tank on you.
in mega man xtreme just use autocharge with mega buster and sigma is easy peasy
anyway expect it to take you a few tries (in mega man x atleast) as it took me like 20 even with that strategy
in mega man xtreme the ai is so dumb most of the time you just hang on the wall shoot him with full charge shot charge again and repeat
Rolling power up for that form
- 3 PM, Class is done
- Immediately go to arcade shop after changing clothes
- Plays Megaman X
- Playing and playing until 8 PM
- Never tried completing it all since I suck
Those good old days + the songs will be forever in my heart.
Memories so pleasant that they are never forgotten. You described my adolescence
The bass lines are superb.
I love the bass line in Sigmar stage 1. Love how it compliments the main melody with melodic bass fills. Sounds so awesome.
Sigma Stage 1 slaps so hard on bass
Principalmente de Boomer Kwanger 👌🏼
Ahh... The memories, the old days, no downloading, no online, no smart phones, no tablets, no dialogue, no Xbox, and no social media, just you and X.
The agonizing and painful amount of tries it took to find out secrets and extras and nowdays its a simple search tutorial video online
@@mitchelllahey4834you had to get Nintendo power for those man
The Password/ Game Over music fills me with nostalgic feelings of frustration, disappointment and failure. Ahh those were the days
Classic Megaman = Rockman
Megaman X = Metalman
o DNT play at all iii ready kno o ii not first placezz lacez bbb silly tight sweet ppp never crazy put iii nnn ee dope bbbb oner NEVR left city eee kiidd def bbbb silllly bbbb dope bbbb eeeee 94 quit playing aaa DNT know shiiitttt fucking around uuu fuck u not like my friends cool dark not aa star DNT start player mad sound can't go sleep hahahah laughing out loud gayyyy af
The best megaman ever!
Fucking obvious lol
well it had some of the best music anyways :).
yes !!
yes!!
ive beaten this game so many times to the point of exhaustion as a child.
The amount of feeling Sigma Stage 1 has is amazing. "You've come this far, but you still have a long way to go." Very overlooked song from an amazing soundtrack.
its also one of my fav from
the series
Travis Janot I personally hate it because of those fucking flying little demons that laugh at you when you try to do them jumps, even when you abuse sting chameleon ability (so mad I forgot the name) and the boss is cheap bullshit but after that stuff gets easier
SIgma Stage 1 is so unrelentingly epic and yet somehow these little video game soundtrack guys weren't scoring the most epic sci-fi films of all time... pure madness.
"Password" theme hit me in the feels. Pure nostalgia.
17:47 Spark Mandrill la mejor rola de todo el juego 😍😍
How the heck does this soundtrack have so many dislikes? Is this not considered one of the greatest video game sound tracks of all time?
+IAmCharizard it is the fucking best soundtrack along with megaman 1 and x 2
Anyone who dislikes this has clearly never played it.... Or more importantly, they were never a kid in the 90's...That's the only logical deduction that I can make.... This soundtrack is right up there with the iconic sound of 1980's drums: EPIC...
I would say Megaman X1, TMNT: Turtles In Time, & Yoshi's Island have the most badass soundtracks of all time.
Comparable with the songs from the 80s at least.
it isn't that much disliked :/
Capcom's music department should (seriously) think about doing ringtones.
And I mean it.
Muhan C.A. @Zeros theme
ruclips.net/video/ZKBuPILqG18/видео.html
agreed
The opening stage theme has been my ringtone for years
fue mi primer juego de snes cuando niño y aun en 2023 sigo escuchando esta maravilla hecha soundtrack
Palabra
Igual 👌
17:44 Yo, this song is really good
wait for the drum solo, then you can defeat hem easy
air drums in speedrun
Listen to the first 20 seconds of “Rising From Ruins” by Judas Priest. Sounds so similar to the Spark Mandrill’s theme.
@@victorcastillo1386 Guitar battle ensues
Diego cuando le donan un rojo
Spark Mandrill's Theme is my favorite in the MegaMan X Series PERIOD.
i agree with this dude, When I think of this game, it's the tune I hear in my head
MISTA WULFY
Armored Armadillo anyone?
Shibby Man Not really a fan of that one. Flame Mammoth is great too though.
armored armadillo on guitar is pretty cool, metal covers ... only one or two are decent, i love guitar covers of vg music :) I like flame mammoth storm eagle spark mandrill, the opening level theme too lol im sure theres a few i didnt mention as well :)
Shibby Man It's an all around great soundtrack
One fateful day in 1994 God descended from Heaven and brought us the holiness that is the Mega Man X soundtrack (and the game too)
The game came out in Japan in 1993 actually
***** Well then let me retell this story. One fateful day in 1993 Fūjin descended from Heaven and brought us the holiness that is the Mega Man X soundtrack (and the game too)
Haha love both storys
"Here, you did enough good in the world to deserve this."
@@K.J.S.est1994 just by a month (December 1993). The US release was in January 1994.
26:02 Se muere zero por no ser lo suficientemente, fuerte y el nos regala su cañón de plasma por que zero siempre a creído en x igual que yo
17:44 Is GODMODE. That Guitar!!! Listen to that DRUM OUTRO, omg!
Just think. Except for souls games, this sort of commitment in making a masterpiece is almost lost, by greed and not caring. The end times of the gaming industry is upon us unless we make a stand and stop these money hungry monsters.
Yo, this song is really good...
Listen to the first 20 seconds of “Rising From Ruins” by Judas Priest. Sounds so similar to the Spark Mandrill’s theme.
@@crazedlucidityzero You clearly did not play Half Life Alyx
An absolute classic SNES soundtrack. My favourite is the Armadillo stage music.
+Stefan Poirier
Love it too!
My favorite though, has to be the Opening Stage, its so sick!
Storm Eagle is sick too.
Agreed! :)
I always heard a Lynyrd Skynyrd "That Smell" influence on that particular track. Nice choice
mine always changes over the years
+Stefan Poirier My fav is Storm Eagle
The 14:00 soundtrack gives me the goose everytime.. Amazing what some people can make out of 8 bit MIDI sounds.. I couldnt make this art in 2017 with the most advanced equipment and tools.
Uhh, pretty sure snes had 16 bit music but ok
I love how the soundtrack is in stereo, how certain tunes bounce right and left. This sounds amazing in my headphones!
Spark Mandrill, Storm Eagle and Flame Mammoth stages were bangers for sure. Definitely one of my favorite soundtracks of all time!
The cast roll music gets me every time man. It's both a great and sad feeling when you complete a game in its fullest.
Honestly, no other Mega Man game has Robot Master themes THIS good. When I'm playing the game and hear the music play, I feel heroic.
idk man, Megaman 2 pretty much holds that title imo
And as far as 8 bit goes, yeah MM2 was a milestone and will forever be the point where the bar was set high. The music is iconic for a reason. But, in terms of quality, I think MM9 and even 10 has it beat.
that's because the SNES had a much more powerful sound producing apparatus. It's not really fair to compare the NES and SNES in such ways, it's like trying to compare the strength of a normal person to a bodybuilder.
MISTA WULFY Bah, that scrawny wimp should just take more steroids. I agree that the NES had a disadvantage, but I'm of the SNES generation and I can't help but love this music. Makes me feel like a little blue god.
If you miss the old times...
jayisgames.com/games/rokko-chan/
Has anyone heard of a version of this played with real instruments?
Albrecht Shnoodle Zero surprising you when he comes to destroys Dark Zero is the ultimate rescue theme.
TODAS las canciones de este juego son increíbles dios mío.
I can feel and hear multiple layers within each and every. Not often you can hear such beautiful music like this.
just played Mega man X on the mini SNES classic edition and wow...
Yes I know!!!
Capcom will never make an OST with this grandeur!
Songwriters deserve an award for having left it for humanity!
Applause to the 20 years of Megaman X!
agreed
Hey, guys! I made a list of who composed and arranged what in this great game! I got the information from Capcom Database.
Here it is:
Toshihiko Horiyama - Password
Yuko Takehara - Boomer Kuwanger Stage
Yuki Iwai - Icy Penguino Stage
Makoto Tomozawa - Spark Mandriller Stage & Storm Eagleed Stage
Setsuo Yamamoto - All the rest
Those guys are great! Their music is very inspiring! My personal favorite is Setsuo Yamamoto because I like his Heavy Metal/Hard Rock style!
I admire those composers so much! They have a great sense for melody! By the way, Toshihiko Horiyama also composed the songs for the Demon's Crest video game, another one of my favorite video games!
Also worth noting Horiyama did the entire X4 ost
So Setsuo Yamamoto is responsible for that high pitched ear piercer in launch octopus's stage, got it
I like how the most played music in Storm Eagle's stage.
And it's very understandable 😌
The password music at 0:32 is so uplifting. This game has SO many great tracks, but it's surprising when even your game over music is something to behold. Feels like it's saying "Hey, don't sweat it, you'll be allright. You're doing fine, catch your breath, then get back out there. Some real wonders still await you if you press on."
classic megaman idle music. Megaman Legends sounded similarly in my opinion, everything was bouncy and happy
I always had chills listening to it. Yeah, it's heartwarming in a "No matter how hard, your life quest in this world will be, you'll be all right if you keep holding on" kind of way.
its also a surprising change of pace. Much of the soundtrack is darker and edgier than all the MM classic tracks that came before it, but when you need it most, theres this gentle piece of idealism and encouragement waiting for you.
deadstar44 ccv
Never heard it though because i never died. But it's good though.
Boomer Kuwanger's theme is woefully under-appreciated
Bro, check The OneUps cover of this. Its so awesome!
I think boomer kuwanger is one of the most apreciated. i feel like sigma stage 1/2 are underrated and flame mammoth.
That stage sound soooooo goood
Makes me wanna work.
One of the best!
Thanks for uploading this man. Cheers!
One of the perfect video game soundtracks. Even the password tune is great here
Unironically, this is quality pump-you-up music.
When that Boss music came on you knew it was time to get down to business... =/
Hey look its game xplain
ProtoMario I knew you from the "song that might play when you fight sans" aren't ya?
Lml facts u be joyous as hell music n all til that time came
Aw, that boss theme. Always pops into mind. Always remember it...
Armored Armadillo's theme is so kickass it shouldn't be legal.
It's crazy fun.
Indeed. I loved his theme. Very distinct, and kinda bummed there aren't more unique tracks like it out in X-dom.
Amazing, my favorite.
The tech back then wasnt so high and still they managed to create masterpieces such as this, never gets old and...
13:56 a ost mais linda e inspiradora do jogo!
Essa é muito boa, mas e que armored armadillo é foda dms
@@spike1670I'm currently 16 and that's been my favourite since I'm 6
best video game soundtrack of all time?
+casey tyler Probably..
Nope, I preffer DKC2, Demon's Crest, Gundam Wing Endless Duel, Lufia, Chrono Trigger in SNES. The most beautiful soundtrack probably could be Xenoblade Chronicles. Nintendo rules.
AldoBoomer DKC2 do have an awesome soundtrack. Didn't played the others so I can't say anything 'bout 'em.
Nintendo Really Rules.
obviously this is something extremely subjective. i actually like the DKC1 ost better than 2. we can all sit back and enjoy the great music the snes provided us..thats the important thing
casey tyler You're completely right.
Storm Eagle for the win.
I don't know...spark mandrill is a good one
Juan Cruz Storm eagle lml
What about Boomer Kuwanger....
Boomer is cool. I think Storm Eagle has the edge over him though with his high energy rocking song. I think if anything Spark Mandrill is a closer match in terms of song awesomeness. ;)
Listening to the whole OST seems like a big win to me.
I never played this game, my brother did 15-20 years ago!!. I had an ear worm as I was drifting to sleep...with a vague melody. Couldn’t sleep, so I started searching old NES games trying to find the song... and here I found it! Armored Armadillo stage.... Thanks for the nostalgia and for having this video up!
This is one of the best SNES games I've ever played. Amazing soundtrack!
It's 3:27 AM. I should be sleeping, but this fantastic OST doesn't let me. =D
Same here, 3 years later.
looolll me too its 2:20 AM
Claudio ZG no hay nada mejor que megamanX!! Una de las joyas de nintendo!!peru al mundial :v
Ah the days of being unemployed
I sleep to this music
This cartridge is the reason I'm a gamer. On another note While I think the Sigma Stage 1 theme is my favorite overall in terms of pure nostalgia I think 33:09 Is my favorite. I still remember being 9 years old and making it all the way to Sigma for the first time, killing his dog with 3 little bars of health left, then seeing him draw that epic lightsaber. Suddenly this song kicks in and im in straight up panic mode.
It happened to me when i was 15, but in the entire game i felt as a child! It was awesome. IT IS awesome! There aren't much games that makes you feel like that
(sorry my bad english)
Agree with you both, I guess I was 10~11 years old when I played this game, and that soundtrack never got away from my head. I still get the chills when I hear some of these tunes. 9/10 composing quality.
Agreed man. Only competition I can think of would be Final fantasy 6 (3 in USA) and Castlevania SOTN
it's definitely a headbanger B-)
That definitely happened to me! I was ready to fight, then Sigma was all BA BAM! with his lightsaber, and I died almost instantly.
You have to overcome all the stages, all the way to Sigma Stage 2, to discover one of the finest BGM in VG history
28:07 magic !
Even though its been close to 30 years now since Capcom gave us this solid and incredible game, it still looks and feels fresh to this day. Maybe that's just the nostalgia talking. But this is a game I still hold dear to my heart MANY years later.
It can't be nostalgia because I'd never played any Mega Man games until 5 months ago. Nothing like this polished, arcade style fun gets made today.
@@danielhodson6411 It was my very first video game played back in the 1996~97, but the MMX soundtrack and gameplay keep a solid rate for nowadays game's standards in my opinion. To the point new generations that never played it on the SNES era rate it as good game!
@@guilhermew2g You're 100% right
Nah, I'm a young millennial, 27 to be exact, and I share the same opinion. X is still the best Megaman game still.
@@youforget1000thingsaday Awesome.
Boomer Kuwanger
Yeah this is X's perfect as a hunter
Diego Crusius 13:58
That funky baseline though.
Diego Crusius et
J.F. M
Also HOLY SHIT FLAME MAMMOTHS THEME
also HOLY SHIT THIS ENTIRE SOUNDTRACK.
Two words. Spark Mandrill
Despues De mucho tiempo mi hijo desempolvo la snes y volvi a escuchar ese sonido queria llorar.... 1995_2019
Damn this soundtrack is fucking perfect from start to finish. 🔥🔥🔥
It’s literal perfection. Not a single bad song.
Real talk: I want the credits music at 38:42 to play at my funeral.
I'd probably get the X one because of my past history (huge Megaman fan since age 3 and all of my family and friends know it). I think the Illusion of Gaia one would be the perfect wedding song. I can see a lovely couple walking the aisle to the intro. Too bad I'm already married... Should have thought of this earlier...
THRILLHO And when you are being killed: 33:12 !
Same 😍😩
This and Mario 64 for me have the most cathartic credits themes yeah. Amazing compositions with a lot of feeling.
Legit no lie, my bro just said he wants the password theme at his funeral like an hour ago while we cleaned up at work
I think armored armadillo might be my ultimate favorite here, but it's so hard to choose. It's just so damn jazzy and captures the spirit of "rolling forward without any brakes" so well.
Man.. I cannot even describe armored armadillo’s theme. It’s the most unique song in a game filled with bangers. Armadillo is also my favorite for sure. It’s simply put magic
SIGMA STAGE 1 IS POSSIBLY THE MOST EPIC SNES JAM OF ALL TIME-SUCH GOAT
I agree with you, epic track!
Oh yes! I agree! That made me cry of epicness!
Tbh really is one of the best OSTs to this day.
password screen was always one of my favorites
Yo tambien
That was my first game i ever played and im still lovin it
timmeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhhh
The first game I ever played. I was 4 and to this day this is my favorite franchise
my dad and i just spent all day yesterday downloading nes/snes games onto his computer, so ofc we got all the megaman games :)
favorite game series of all time, can’t believe how relentless these games are though XD
Is it weird that it was tough but I had a crush on X so I was determined to keep going
@@spicymeatballs2thespicening not at all! i only continued because zero was like, “i know you can do it, x!” and it gave me courage.
Oh my god, the memories!! Love it! It was such an amazing time! I wish I was a kid again :(
It pains me how far away those memories seem to be now :'( my son is the same age I was when I first heard all of these soundtracks..
Grace This soundtrack is amazing beyond belief lol
You sound like a bad mother too me. Why not share the memories and nostalgia?
You’re a girl who plays video games that’s pretty cool lol
@@chrisprusinowski5287 Necro-post, but.... Jesus, man.
@@chrisprusinowski5287 I'm not sure if the comedy was intentional but... I'm bawling from laughter.
IMO this is the best OST of the whole series, easily TOP5 on the SNES era and one of the best of all time. Few songs of any era are as remarkable and identifiable as Armored Armadillo's. Fantastic talent from these guys, true gods of their art.
One the greatest soundtracks ever composed, even to this day!
dr light capsule theme is so criminally underrated
I remember playing this game on the PSP, and the Flame Mammoth theme was and still is my most favorite music from it.
+mareo broter But it's the hardest and the raging game in all of mega man
mareo broter
I played Mega Man X on the PSP.
The level creator only allowed up to 15 things.
It was fun, especially the music.
I played LittleBigPlanet 3 on the PS3.
Create mode is amazing.
'Even Bosses Wear Hats Sometimes' was as hard to me as 'King Stage 2' was to you, I got as mad as I was when trying to get through the obstacles of the first LBP, especially The Bunker. I beat EBWHS by muting it in the Toggle & Swoop parts, just so I could hear Newton say "I'm allergic to drowning!".
I played Minecraft on the Xbox 360, it felt good. I played Minecraft on the computer, it was good. I played it on the iPad, not as good as the computer version.
The intro music before u fight the mavericks and the actual fight music is insane .. it always made me feel like bosses were more difficult than they really were
I'm 100% convinced on the fact that when it comes to 16-bit soundtracks, no other game compares to this. Not even the other X games.
@Psycho Mantis dude we should legit make like a discord or something you're cool af
Well when it comes to 16-bit sound tracks I personally think that x2 was a more superior with x1 following closely behind
Chrono Trigger, Secret of Mana/Trials of Mana and Final Fantasy 6, maybe even Terranigma.
I'm 100% convinced you should listen to other 16-bit titles. Chrono Trigger, Terranigma, Streets of Rage, Sonic the Hedgehog, Donkey Kong Country, Castlevania to name a few.
@Psycho Mantis Hi dude! I didn't have a PC at the time but I just sent you a request. picklesamurai#6841 is my discord. :)
this was my first mega man game ever
I don't want to sound nostalgia driven but this X had the overall best music, especially the intro stage track. To me, it perfectly captures what the X series was and how it was different from the classic series.
It's not nostalgia driven, I never had a SNES. I grew up with the PSX titles and used to think X4 was the superior OST but now after assessing all their respective soundtracks this one takes the cake, every single song is freaking catchy and memorable and the sound palette they used for this one has a lot more variety, X2 and X3 seem to share the exact same synths & drums. I know that all the Megaman X soundtracks are inspired by Metal but this is the only one where it was actually similar to classic heavy metal where as X2 is more thrash and X3 is alot more grunge metal sounding, probably because of the popularity of the sub-genre during the early-mid 90's. This is just one of those soundtracks where there just isn't really any weak songs it's perfect... and this isn't coming from any Nostalgia at all.
That boss fight music can really get your heart pumping when you're low on health.
Mega man x is old and it is fun
Was, is and always will be my favorite Megaman game.
same
HADOUKEN ARMORED ARMADILLO IN ONE SHOT!!!!
Simply the best Mega Man X soundtrack!!!
You know the music is good when a video game soundtrack has over 4.1 million views!
Those drums are just awesome.
Hey i didn't make comment here?
This game, this soundtrack, oh boy.
I don't know why i just keep coming back to this game every damn time.
As a Mega Man fan i can say that this game is amazing. Sure the level design is a bit simple but it was the first game in the series.
yeah
Great games have a certain appeal that hooks itself in your mind and never lets go. You have to return every once in a while to satisfy that one itch. I get the same with Super Metroid and Link to the Past.
f4milyguy is one of the last OG uploaders of video game music still on the site. Remain strong my friend and may you never get hit with copyright or account suspension.
This OST is a freaking legendary classic
I love every single song in here
Never really noticed how badass the end boss song is (Sigma 2nd). was always full of anxiety and in a different mindset of concentration to try and take out Sigma before the E-Tanks were emptied lol. This soundtrack was awesome.
I remember making it to sigma 2nd a few months ago, was about to beat this game for the first time. I was like: "YEAH I BEAT IT"
then I see sigma's head and this song plays
I had only 1 sub tank
got my ass kicked
So many memories... *I cry*
oHhhh T_T
3:57 This is the sound of fear, watching as you can do nothing against the big bad vile... only to have Zero come set you up for one of the dopest adventures you went on as a child.
Goddamn, I love that password screen music. Stays in your head for days