Like so many others they stubbornly remained Japan-only affairs, with both games (the titular “ Denji Makai” and the sequel “ Guardians”) sticking to Japanese arcades.
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Subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Android, Google Podcasts, Player FM or via RSS.You may not be familiar with Winkysoft’s rather decent and zany “ Denjin Makai” series of scrolling beat’em ups. I’ll Be There for You – by The Rembrandts, 1995Īnd finally: our special thanks to テクノワールド奥州.Return of the Crooklyn Dodgers (Instrumental) – by DJ Premier for The Crooklyn Dodgers ’95, 1995.Gluttony – by Howard Shore for the motion picture Seven, 1995.Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me – by U2, 1995.(What’s the Story) Morning Glory – by Oasis, 1995.More Human Than Human – by White Zombie, 1995.New York, New York (Instrumental) – by Daz Dillinger for Tha Dogg Pound, 1995.Messij – by CoLD SToRAGE for WipEout, 1995.Gale Force – by Ryūichi Yabuki for DonPachi, 1995.
Pure Spirit – by Kazuko Umino & Koji Sakurai for Gekirindan, 1995.Let’s Go to Pao Pao Island – by Kazuko Umino, Norihiro Furukawa & Shuichiro Nakazawa for Puzzle Bobble 2, 1995.Wild Beast Priest – by Yoshie Arakawa & Yoshie Takayanagi for Tekken 2, 1995.Fighter Select – by Yoshie Arakawa & Yoshie Takayanagi for Tekken 2, 1995.
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TV Theme Style (The Winner) – by Colin Thomson, 2018.Show theme tune: NEON CITY, composed by Ed 「イートレム」 Tremblay for Mudprints Music and licensed exclusively to The Video Wizards Podcast, ©2019 Mudprints Music, all rights reserved. How about them apples? Other top billing arcade games of the era we discuss on Episode 8, L-R: Puzzle Bobble 2, Gekirindan, The King of Fighters ’95, Guardians (Denjin Makai II) We find more grim violence in crime cinema highlights like Seven, The Usual Suspects and Clockers, whereas Showgirls is better described as a crime AGAINST cinema. With the early beginnings of internet at home as the backdrop, Oasis drop their insanely succesful sophomore album, while in the Hip-Hop world a chain of events is set in motion that would eventually result in the violent deaths of Tupac Shakur and Notorious B.I.G. Meanwhile, Puzzle Bobble 2 is poppin’ like Orville Redenbacher and ex-employees of the by then defunct Toaplan find their way to Taito, Cave and Gazelle, for Gekirindan, Donpachi and Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon respectively. But 2D games are still impressing arcade goers, as The King of Fighters ’95 by SNK and Guardians – perhaps the greatest scrolling beat ’em up of its decade – by the legendary Winkysoft, pull no punches and are very much alive and kicking. Tekken 2 makes people take closer notice of painful looking grapples captured via different camera angles and the European launch of Sony’s PlayStation broadens the audience for video games considerably around these parts. This is a real moment of transition, where 3D polygons start eclipsing 2D graphics in popularity, both in the arcades and in home gaming. The 8th episode of the Video Wizards Podcast is a huge one: we travel to a little bit over the middle of the mid 90s, namely the month of September in the year 1995.
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