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I've played all of those games and couldn't hum a bar to one of them.

flojocabron wrote: music really does make the game.

Most definitely. I agree to the point that on some days I'm more interested in videogaming because of its music rather than the gameplay.

Czernobog wrote:Guile's Theme overruled every other song in my head.

Ditto. The was there cacophonous hum in mine 'til I heard a sonic boom, and then, the room fell silent, only to be pierced by Guile's Theme. Which, unsurprisingly, ya' never would've guessed, also goes with the mass-murder of childhood icons.

Honestly I mostly have the music turned off when playing. I prefer to have a documentary on from Netflix on while I play. Guess I am the weird one on this one.

sbk wrote:Honestly I mostly have the music turned off when playing. I prefer to have a documentary on from Netflix on while I play. Guess I am the weird one on this one.

And I'm your opposite, occasionally sitting down with a game just to listen to the sound test -- not to actually play it.

That's a pretty interesting tidbit though, sbk.

Yea even with music I am a big voice and lyrics person. Since most video games do not have voice and lyrics I tend to not listen to it. I guess I am just not into music like I use to be.

sbk wrote:Honestly I mostly have the music turned off when playing. I prefer to have a documentary on from Netflix on while I play. Guess I am the weird one on this one.

That reminds me of my roommate, who used to have the TV on while he played computer games.

Guile's theme is great. I had it as my ringtone for about a year.