I think you're being too much of a stickler there, m8.Īnonymous Tue Jun 11 12:37:28 2013 No.791213 Everything else slipped away to becoming a secondary console.Īnonymous Tue Jun 11 12:22:27 2013 No.791181 Nintendo was only relevant in the NES and SNES days. The 'breep' for the buster is incredibly outdated, but the charged buster sound sounds more authentic.Īnyone else know where I'm getting at? Despite being ancient games, the sound engineers tried their best to make realistic sounds, and they succeeded in many games.Īlso Capcom knows this as does everyone else.

The former sounded like someone getting hit and their gears were being shook around. The charging sound is good, but is overshadowed by the X one, the clicking sound when he lands is about all, and they'll likely not use the old gethit sound that sounded like 'brik', just the newer one that sounds like 'ftf'. I can sorta understand why WayForward used them for Contra 4 (Konami's engineers made some very impressive explosions and gunshots using very bare waveforms), but Mega Man has nothing that sounds up to par for sound effects. I chuckled when the first power up they showed was the metal bladeĪnonymous Tue Jun 11 12:17:57 2013 No.791173

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