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Differences between us and jp sonic cd soundtrack code#
For the best bonus, enter the Debug Mode code described under Cheat Codes and Sound Test. To become invisible, get behind one of the onscreen objects and press the B button.įor extra points, pass any zone in a certain amount of time. Note: This can only be done on the newer Sega CD. You must put the Sonic CD game back in whenever you: travel to the past or future, enter a bonus stage, or pass the level or else the system will lock up. Once you did this you will hear a song from your CD playing in the background. This will kill sonic but it is the only way to get the system to play your CD. Once you put your CD in you have to hit start then the A,B, or C button. To do this sonic must be in the present not the past or the future. When you start a level you can change the music by putting your own CD in. These controls represent the original Genesis controller, your button configuration will differ. Submitted by: rab1dturkey Play Your Own Music in a Level Bubblegum Crisis, Dirty Pair, etc.).Sega apologized for this saying they would never do it again, and it was simply a joke to the JP/EUP players. The lyrics are probably goofy on purpose like that, I think I've read somewhere that the Japanese (especially in anime) like to combine English words that sound cool even if it doesn't make sense (ie. The MegaCD version was more electronica, but still had a bouncing cartoony hook to it. I digress.Now it's probably been almost a decade since I've played these games, but I kinda remember that the US version had alot more cartoony jazzy flavor to it. they were the same punks that convinced me to get Silpheed calling it groundbreaking and Game of the Year in their previews, only to give it mediocre ratings in the review itself (of course, this was AFTER I had already bought it and found out it was just a glorified version of Space Invaders). Should've know better than to listen to EGM.
I actually bought both versions, got the US version then when I went to Hong Kong on vacation, I picked up the import MegaCD version because EGM and all the other gaming rags were saying how incredible the music was in the Japanese version.I was underwhelmed. Sonic CD, one of the better games for my ill fated SegaCD that Sega suckered me into buying. The lyrics are stupid.I am not sure what the composer was trying to accomplish. I do not understand the deeper meaning of the lyrics and/or it's a "style".3. As of now I have three theories of what is happening:1. It is difficult to enjoy the techno whenever the song is slapping one upside the head with such idiotic lyrics. Here is an example off the top of my head:Guy1: Excalibar!Guy2: Just drop that bar.Guy1: Whatdya mean?!Guy2: Give and take!That is but one sample of many. Also, some of the lyrics which one can actually understand (most "words" seem to be heavily maligned to the point where they are nonsensical) seem to be little more than random strings knotted together for the sake of a rhyme or beat. An interesting "instrument" but does it work (is it a listenable thing?) Personally, I find it to be strange at best.
WTF is up with that? Plus, the music seems to use alot of guttural voice samples where there will be an "rrr" sound from the bottom of someone's throat done at different notes. To tell you the truth, I am not too familar with several different brands of techno and would like to know how others feel SCDJAP compares.Finally, how did you think that the music of SCDJAP and SCDUSA compare to each other? Remember that the past remixes are the same in both versions.On a bit of a side-note, what the heck is up with the voice samples used in SCDJAP? You will be in the middle of a great beat and then there will be a wierd moan sample(s). Some of the songs I feel are excellent, but I am not sure how quickly I would swear by it. However, I have heard some people swear by the Japanese music which is rich in techno-flavor.
A few months ago I had a chance to listen to the US and Japanese tracks and found that they were both enjoyable. Sonic CD was a rather nostalgic game for me and the music I had remembered faintly even after several years.
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