Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: Bathroom KapenguinMia 2024-10-18 | Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: Bathroom
League Battle Theme (First and Second Parts Looped) - Pokemon Sword & Shield Music EXTENDED Kapenguin 2020-05-07 | Extended loop of the Pokemon League battle music. This is the first and second (the "Pokemon active" and "Pokemon fainted") variants combined and looped together.
League Battle Theme (Second Part Looped) - Pokemon Sword & Shield Music EXTENDED Kapenguin 2020-05-06 | Extended loop of the Pokemon League battle music. This is the second variant of the song, the "Pokemon fainted" version.
The House of the Dead Overkill (Extended Cut) OST: Meat Katie Kapenguin 2013-03-07 | Music from the Extended Cut of House of the Dead: Overkill on PS3 that plays during the boss encounter with Meat Katie.mp3 download:http://www.mediafire.com/?pcgll85aq84m3yn
The House of the Dead Overkill (Extended Cut) OST: Coco & Sindy Kapenguin 2013-03-06 | Music from the Extended Cut of House of the Dead: Overkill on PS3 that plays during the boss encounter with Coco and Sindy.mp3 download:http://www.mediafire.com/?i1akewj2ycbq0dn
Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: Invasion Kapenguin 2011-01-11 | Music that plays in the multiplayer Fort Plastro level, among other places. You'll notice it's the same tense, percussion-driven melody as the previous song, but altered slightly to fit the motif of an invasion. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?4frvp2oq4l4cf2z
Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: Move Out Kapenguin 2011-01-11 | Music that plays in a number of scenarios, most notably when Sarge chases the Blue Spy through the first portal and when Sarge is escorting Shrap through the prison. Alright, move out! Good to go. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?774k8fc2u4b40f4
.hack OST: Skeith/Tarvos Mash-up Kapenguin 2010-09-22 | A mash-up of two boss songs from the .hack games that are perfectly in sync with each other. These bosses are Phase 1 Skeith (.hack//Infection) and Phase 7 Tarvos (.hack//Quarantine). If you wanna hear the two individually, look around YouTube here. Someone else has them.
No More Heroes 2 (Deathmatch Mode) Rank 2 - Alice Kapenguin 2010-06-11 | Fourteenth boss of No More Heroes 2. Probably my favorite battle, it feels like you're fighting Travis' true equal in terms of skill. She's very quick and nimble, as she can cover a lot of ground just by rolling. She basically has two phases: her levitating phase, and the ground battle phase. She starts off in the levitating phase, throwing her beam swords directly at you. You absolutely CANNOT let this attack hit you, because it has the high likelihood that it'll trap you endlessly until you die. The strike knocks you down, and by the time you get yourself back up, she'll have thrown another one and knocked you back down again. You can probably time it right to avoid one of the beams, but if you get hit by it in the beginning, you might as well start over. When you get close enough to her, she'll slam her swords down on the ground in a spider formation, potentially knocking you way back and dealing significant damage. Roll away from her when she's about to fall, then come back and deal some punishment. After you beat on her a few times, she'll move to the ground and fight you one-on-one (more like two-on-five, but anyway). The attack that leaves her open the most is a double slash followed by a jump attack. When she gets ready to execute the jump attack, roll forward to dodge it and let fly as many blows as you can land. Another attack of hers will be a huge flurry of swings and swipes and slashes, until it ends with a sudden charge that can really put you off guard. Her final ground attack is a simple slash that can be easily dodged, but try to use the Step-in Slice to counter it instead of a regular attack. It'll do more damage. Every now and then, she'll move back to her levitating phase (as indicated when she abruptly starts rolling wildly away from you). Just treat it like you did before and you'll be fine, so long as you dodge the beam sword projectiles. However, when she's got about three squares of life left, she'll move back to this phase for the rest of the battle, so you're stuck there until you defeat her. One annoying tendency of hers, as you'll see in the video, is that she tends to back herself into the corner, which makes her really annoying to fight. When that happens, carefully try to weasel her out of there without taking any damage. She'll get out of there eventually, and believe me, it'll be worth it. Fighting her while she's cornered is not a good idea. So I wish you the best of luck on this battle! I prefer Rose Nasty because you're gonna need a fast sword in order to take advantage of the downtime between her attacks. Don't be afraid to use your ecstasy gauge if you need to. And yes, I did just beat her without taking a single hit. I feel proud. :3
No More Heroes 2 (Deathmatch Mode) Rank 3 - Captain Vladimir Kapenguin 2010-06-10 | Thirteenth boss of No More Heroes 2. For a late in-game boss, Captain Vladimir is actually quite a cinch. He has a lot of attacks, but most are easily dodged and/or don't do too much damage. Not to mention, he's very bulky and a big target. His biggest advantage is his shield, which blocks all frontal attacks. He'll use one of two starting attacks at the beginning of the match (and again each time he teleports away from you). He will either summon four rocks and throw them at you, or shoot multiple lasers from his spaceship. If he throws rocks at you, then stay back and don't attack him until they're all gone. The lasers can be especially annoying as a direct hit will automatically set your ecstasy gauge back to 0. Run or roll around them, especially if they're coming down as you're attacking Vladimir. Another really common attack will be a white laser that comes from his visor. This laser can be clashed (only at close range), but doing so while the shield is still up is pointless, since your strike will just bounce off. Just run around to his backside and start slashing to get in some decent hits. That's pretty much all there is until he gets down to 25% of his health, where he'll lose his shield and gain two new attacks (he'll also increase the speed of his regular attacks). The first one is a humongous laser he summons from the spaceship, which is indicated when he levitates higher into the air. Start running when this happens, and don't stop until the laser dissipates, as I'm pretty sure this is a one-hit kill. The second attack is a rotating blue laser. He'll rotate counter-clockwise, so you wanna run along with him and stay ahead of the laser as much as you can. Do NOT attempt to roll under it unless you're at a distance and you have no choice. Dodging is very risky when it comes to this attack; you're best off just avoiding it altogether. So if you can get past that phase, you're good to go. Rose Nasty, again, is my preferred sword, but Blood Berry would also work well since he's a big target. I've heard of some people using Peony on this fight, but I think he runs away too often to use that sword effectively. Either way, it's your choice.
No More Heroes 2 (Deathmatch Mode) Rank 4 - Margaret Kapenguin 2010-06-10 | Twelfth boss of No More Heroes 2. Margaret is a pretty simple boss, as all of her attacks are relatively easy to dodge and she doesn't have too many truly deadly attacks (a fine break from some of the previous bosses). Not to mention, this is the only battle in the game where there are health powerups present (although they're underneath the large containers on the right side of the arena). Margaret will start at the top of the rotating billboard, shooting you with a very powerful sniper rifle. Even blocking one of these shots can be dangerous, as it drains a large portion of your battery power. All you need to do to get her down is to approach the billboard (should be easy when the match starts). She'll fly off and hover for a bit, then make an abrupt strike with little to no warning. Actually, the only warning you get is when she glows pink for a split second, so roll away the second you see her glow. After that, she'll teleport away and start shooting you from ground level. Again, as soon as you see her glow pink, do a roll to avoid losing a large amount of battery power (it's gonna be a hassle to recharge it with her shooting you all the time). When you get close, start slashing her and she'll move on to her melee phase. As previously stated, all of her melee attacks are quite basic and really easy to dodge, with one strange exception. The two-part slash as seen at 1:12 has a way of locking up the roll buttons if you get hit by the first slash. I don't know if any of you guys have experienced this, or if I'm the only one, but as you can see at 3:24, Travis was completely incapable of dodging after getting hit by the first swipe (and yes, I was pushing the roll button). So try to avoid that attack, rather than attempt to block it. Once she gets down to about 25% of her health, she'll retreat to the billboard again and start the process anew. Just remember that when you see the sniper laser flash, roll immediately to avoid eating that powerful shot. It's definitely powerful enough to destroy one of those containers in one shot, so just imagine what it can do if it hits you. That's really all there is to it. Margaret was the first boss I ever beat in Deathmatch mode (mainly due to the health powerups), and so she shouldn't be too much trouble if you play it safe. Any sword will do fine, but I guess Rose Nasty is my default sword for the bosses.
No More Heroes 2 (Deathmatch Mode) Rank 5? - Mimmy Kapenguin 2010-06-09 | Eleventh boss of No More Heroes 2, as Mr. Sir Henry himself. This battle can be tricky, as the nightmare anime girl has a wide array of attacks, some of which can be tricky to dodge. But we'll break them down for you.Let's start with her two most annoying attacks. The first one is a spinning slap (when she yells "yippee!") that can really hammer you if you're not ready for it. When you see her wind up for it, immediately dash away from her and charge up Henry's projectile attack for when she's done. Her other most annoying attack is a salvo of rockets that, thanks to the camera, can be difficult to predict when they'll hit the ground. Try to guesstimate it as best you can and dodge accordingly.Mimmy will also fire her robot fists at Henry, then grab him and piledrive him into the ground, dealing significant damage. When the fists get close and try to grab you, roll out of the way, then use Henry's projectiles on her while she's recovering. After a while, she'll retract them (although failed to do so once in the video, strangely).She has a large slap attack that can give you some problems if you're too close (her hand will enlarge, giving her extended range). Also amongst her easily-dodged attacks are a green laser beam and a flying ground pound. They shouldn't require any effort to dodge and counter-attack.So that's basically it. Just remember not to stay too close to her for long, and use those projectiles whenever possible (they took away two squares of health at one point in the video). With that in mind, Mimmy shouldn't be too much trouble.
No More Heroes 2 (Deathmatch Mode) Rank 7 - Ryuji Kapenguin 2010-06-08 | Tenth boss of No More Heroes 2. This battle comes in two parts, the first being a motorcycle sumo match and the second being the actual swordfight. The motorcycle bit has been known to give players a lot of trouble, as there is no real surefire way to win. The best way to win, especially in Bitter mode, is to trick Ryuji into driving off the edge of the cliff by himself. In order to do that, you have to stand in between him and the cliff's edge, and when he does his charge attack, immediately boost out of the way so he careens helplessly off the stage. So how does one go about doing that? When the match starts, get a few boosted bumps in before he starts charging his boost up. Get in front of him and allow him to fly right by you, and then turn around and stay there as he hits you closer to the edge (basically, just follow what I do in the video). Then, he should boost up again, but then you'll move out of the way and he'll boost right off. If that fails, bring it over to the small outlet just immediately ahead and try it again. Also, note that if you even touch him while he's charging his boost up, you'll go flying in the other direction, potentially off the cliff. Now the swordfight is where it's at. Ryuji's main attack will be the charge (what's with him and charge attacks?). Just roll in any direction once he pulls his naginata back and counter accordingly. Another attack is a flurry of quick stabs followed by a more powerful stab. Just stay back until he's done stabbing and dodge the big stab that follows. His last main attack is a simple double slash, although he may eschew the second slash in favor of a grapple, so watch for that. But then there's his most iconic attack: the dragon. When he gets to 75% of his health, he'll start releasing this dragon very often, and it'll eat up your battery very quickly if you're not careful (the main reason why I'm using Rose Nasty for this fight). When he starts charging up the attack, get some distance from him and fully charge your battery. Then, when he releases it, start rolling. Roll and run as far away as possible (and don't forget to dodge Ryuji's attacks too), and don't attack Ryuji until the dragon's gone underground. Then, after a while, it will come back up, at which point it will be gone until Ryuji calls it again. So when it comes back up and the background brightens up again, you're safe. Just stay extra vigilant until then for the pink glow. Good luck, especially on the motorcycle bit (luck will be a pretty big factor in that fight, I gotta admit). And as I said, I used Rose Nasty because of its superior battery life, but others may want to choose a stronger sword since Ryuji does have a lot of health.
No More Heroes 2 (Deathmatch Mode) Rank 8 - New Destroyman (Blue) Kapenguin 2010-06-07 | Ninth boss of No More Heroes 2, second half. This one will be more difficult than Destroyman Red, chiefly because he won't stop running away. He has no melee attacks of any kind; all of his attacks are ranged. Not to mention, he is fully capable of reviving Red with minimal health if he gets close enough. So let's break down the strategy here. His only two attacks are Destroy Beam and Destroy Cannon. The Destroy Beam is easily dodged and countered at close range, since he doesn't change direction after he shoots. The Destroy Cannon, however, is homing and will instantly knock you down if it connects. Try to either get behind an obstacle to block it, or slice him up before he can shoot it. Now, in order to get some good hits on him, you need to jump up to his level. The best place to get up there is the stack of crates right ahead of where you fought Destroyman Red. Jump up there as quickly as you can (but carefully; jumping can be quite a contest sometimes) and slash him as much as you can before he takes off again. If he lands on the ground, go down there and intercept him before he can revive Red. After you've intercepted him on the ground, he'll fly back up to the second level, and it just repeats like so. Occasionally, he'll fly over to the far end of the arena. Do not follow him; instead, run back to Red's body and guard it. The reason is, Blue will immediately go over to Red's body to revive it once he's flown over to that far end. Every time. That's mostly it. Just remember that your priority is to prevent Blue from reviving Red, and you should base your whole combat strategy around that one fact. Just stay close to his body, and you should be fine.
No More Heroes 2 (Deathmatch Mode) Rank 8 - New Destroyman (Red) Kapenguin 2010-06-07 | Ninth boss of No More Heroes 2, first half. Destroyman went through quite a change in the transition from the first game to the second. Once the easiest boss, he is now one of the most difficult, mainly because you're fighting two of him now. Destroyman Red will stay at ground level and fight you one-on-one, and Destroyman Blue will be up on the upper floors sniping you with ranged attacks. So we're gonna take him one half at a time, starting with Destroyman Red. The first order of business is to get out of the open, by running behind the large crate in the back corner to ensure that you're safe from Destroyman Blue. This crate will block all of Blue's attacks, so you can fight Red without much trouble. The problem is that this crate doesn't take up much room, so you don't have much cover to work with. Thus, you'll be forced to keep the battle in a very small space. Let's move onto Red's attacks. He has a simple melee attack that consists of two punches and a jump kick. If you can Darkstep this, that would open him up a lot. But even if you don't, you can still get a few slices in. His next most common attack is the Destroy Spark, which has less range than it appears. Still, if it hits you, you'll be stunned, so get back when he starts charging up. He also has a flying dive attack, so dodge that when he jumps up, but don't attack him when he's finished (there's no downtime when he's finished with that). Finally, he'll rarely use the Destroy Beam, which you can easily dodge and counter. When he gets low on health, he and Blue will both activate the Destroy Buster. While they're charging it up, it will act as a vacuum and pull you towards it until they release it. Just stay back behind the crate and wait for it to blow over. Make sure it hits the giant crate so it will explode harmlessly. Good luck! When Red goes down, we'll focus on Blue, and that's where the fun begins.
No More Heroes 2 (Deathmatch Mode) Rank 9 - Million Gunman Kapenguin 2010-06-03 | Eighth boss of No More Heroes 2, and the first that you play as Shinobu. Million Gunman is definitely one of the easiest in the game, as a steady stream of low attacks can (theoretically) trap him into never attacking. I say theoretically because he does have a few techniques that can break him out of it. So let's look at it from the beginning. His main attack is, of course, his gun. When he aims it at you, immediately pummel him with a series of low attacks, which will either stun him momentarily or knock him down completely. If he falls down, hit him once with a low attack, then rinse and repeat. However, if you miss, then you're looking at a steady stream of bullets (oh, and by the way, he shoots money). One thing he does do when he's down is he'll get up abruptly and slap Shinobu in the face, knocking her down. Then he'll run like a little coward into one of the doors. It doesn't do much damage at all, but watch for that because it will break your chain. When he runs through one of the doors, check the bottom floor first to see if he's still down there before trying to jump up to the second floor. In my experience, I've noticed that he goes upstairs a lot sooner on Bitter mode than the other difficulty settings. You do have a lot less space to maneuver around on the top floors, but it shouldn't be too much of a problem. The most annoying thing is when he tries to shoot you on the stairs. So other than that, no sweat! Enjoy, because the next Shinobu fight is a bit of a doozy.
No More Heroes 2 (Deathmatch Mode) Rank 10 - Dr. Letz Shake Kapenguin 2010-06-01 | Seventh boss of No More Heroes 2. Dr. Shake is definitely not your average ranked battle, and it may take you a few tries. But here are some tips that should help you out. Shake's earthquake attack comes in three different speeds, and they're indicated by the pitch of his voice. The deeper his voice is, the longer the countdown will be. During the long countdown, you should be able to reach him from anywhere as long as you're in the middle. You might be able to reach him from a short distance during the middle countdown, but for the short countdown, you need to either be really close to him or looking for the closest available platform. As you can see at 2:18, I sorely miscalculated and the earthquake deals a TON of damage. The laser is really the only other thing you need to worry about. When he starts charging it up, start running towards him. When he shoots it, wait until it gets close to you and then roll forward. Hopefully that will help close the distance so you can reach him safely. His last attack is a tiny ground pound that he uses when you're right next to him. When he lifts his legs but doesn't make a beeping noise, then roll away from him until he's finished. That's really all you need to know about Shake. I think Rose Nasty suits him best, but the reason I started with Peony here was basically because I started this battle right after fighting Cloe. And if you need to use your ecstasy gauge, go right ahead.
No More Heroes 2 (Deathmatch Mode) Rank 23 - Cloe Walsh Kapenguin 2010-06-01 | Sixth boss of No More Heroes 2. Cloe is without a doubt the easiest boss in the game. Seriously, Charlie is more dangerous than she is. She has the lowest amount of health out of any of the bosses, and none of her attacks can really hurt you that badly. You can use any sword you want here, but I like to use Peony. After all, when are you ever going to use it again on a boss battle? She'll probably spam the poison attack a lot, especially early in the battle. If you do get poisoned by it, then stick around and let her get on top of you. You'll get healed immediately, and it's easy to win the clash that ensues. Her shriek attack is easily avoided, as is the eyebeam attack (though that one is much rarer). Just sneak in whenever she's done and beat her senseless. But later in the battle, she'll acquire a new attack, where she'll send a large number of shadow waves around the arena. They can be tricky to avoid, but they really don't hurt you that badly. So yeah, not much to say about Cloe. You should have absolutely zero trouble with her.
No More Heroes 2 (Deathmatch Mode) Rank 24 - Matt Helms Kapenguin 2010-05-31 | Fifth boss of No More Heroes 2. Matt will be your first real big challenge before you figure out how to beat him. Then he'll be a cinch. He has quite a few nasty tricks, and the cramped quarters don't help much either. (To alleviate this, start destroying obstacles on your off time.) By far, his most annoying attack is the Molotov cocktails. When he starts throwing them (indicated by when he says "yeah!"), duck behind the nearest wall and stay far away, because the blaze can still hit you if you're standing right up against the wall. The attack that leaves him open the most is the flamethrower. When he growls, get right up in his face and start beating down on him. The flames cannot hit you if you are right in front of him. Another attack that leaves him open is his running strike. Do a forward roll when he swings, and attack accordingly. His other attacks can be easily dodged and countered. However, when he gets to about 25% of his health, he'll swing his axe again after he's done attacking, in hopes of tricking you into letting your guard down. When this point comes, do a forward roll after his attack to ensure you dodge the subsequent swing. Good luck!
No More Heroes 2 (Deathmatch Mode) Challenger - Kimmy Howell Kapenguin 2010-05-28 | Bonus boss of No More Heroes 2. Kimmy isn't much of a tough cookie, despite what she may say, but she could throw you off guard if you're not careful. The biggest thing to keep in mind is that when Kimmy swings her katana, it goes all the way around, so you can't avoid damage by staying behind her, like most bosses. It's best to stay back and roll in when she's done with her combo. When she swings her arms, she'll do a quick twirl that's easy to dodge and opens her up to attack. However, her other most common attack is a series of twirls (where she says "here I go!" each time) that ends with a long twirling attack. Don't be taken off guard by this, as it can override your defense if it hits you on the first go. As her health gets lower, she'll start to minimize downtime between attacks, making it difficult to get in on her. Just keep whaling on her with Rose Nasty (Blood Berry also works too), and she'll go down real soon.
No More Heroes 2 (Deathmatch Mode) Rank 25 - Charlie Macdonald Kapenguin 2010-05-27 | Third boss of No More Heroes 2. The battle with Charlie is probably gonna be the quickest battle in the game. If you're playing on Bitter mode, it will be hard to get your ecstasy meter fully up, but if you avoid damage enough, you can do it. It is also possible to do a second special attack, but that will probably require you to not get hit once during the battle.Anyways, there's not a whole lot to say about Charlie. Guard against the Death Parade Punch and jump kick to counter the Death Parade Beam. And when he guards, jump kick him to do some damage. When he's caught in the corner, only hit him once because he will use the Death Parade Punch to get himself out.And I feel like such an idiot. I totally forgot the guard button was there, so I took a lot of stupid hits.That's basically it. Nothing to it!
No More Heroes 2 (Deathmatch Mode) Rank 50 - Nathan Copeland Kapenguin 2010-05-26 | Second boss of No More Heroes 2. Nathan himself is not that tough, but the environment can be pretty dangerous, especially late in the battle. As his health whittles down, he activates more and more traps in the room that can be pretty annoying. The chandelier can be a possible benefit to you, because Nathan can get hurt by it as well. Just be sure to stay out of the middle of the room as much as possible. The lion statues are by far the most annoying hazard, as they home in on you when you get close (and Nathan sure loves hanging around them). When you're fighting near one, do a lot of rolling and don't be afraid to fall back. The exploding plants shouldn't be a huge problem, but there are several in the bedroom (the only "safe" area of the arena), so watch for that. And finally, the conveyor belts can be really annoying, especially with that chandelier to worry about. Just stay mobile when fighting Nathan, and you'll do fine. Again, I use Rose Nasty because the machine gun turrets will drain your battery life very quickly. And because Nathan doesn't have a lot of health, you don't have to worry too much about its lack of power.
No More Heroes 2 (Deathmatch Mode) Rank 51 - Skelter Helter Kapenguin 2010-05-26 | First boss of No More Heroes 2 in Deathmatch Mode, which is essentially the same thing as Bitter difficulty. No health items and only one chance to win. I'm gonna be going through each and every boss for those who are struggling with some of these battles. Although I'm still practicing on the final boss, so we may not see that one for a while!Anyways, Skelter Helter can be a little tricky at first in Deathmatch mode. He's somewhat unpredictable, in that he's never immediately open to attack when he's done his triple shot. He'll do one of three attacks: a quadruple slash, a double slash followed by heavy gunfire, or a kick followed by a jump attack.The first attack, the quadruple slash (where he shouts "fuck you" at the end), is the one you want. You want to roll towards him right before he shouts "fuck you." This leaves him wide open. The second attack is a little tougher, since your attacks won't necessarily phase him immediately afterward. The third attack can leave him open, if you can dodge it. If the kick manages to connect, whether you block it or not, he'll do the jump attack. Dodge that, and you got a bunch of free hits on him.Oh, and I used Rose Nasty because it has the best battery life and recovery time, since Skelter Helter's gun drains the battery rather quickly.
Bully (Canis Canem Edit) OST: ConSumo Kapenguin 2010-03-17 | Music that plays in the ConSumo minigame in Bully (also known as Canis Canem Edit). I love this theme, and it's a shame that it's not on the soundtrack release. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?ddmt5zttyej
The House of the Dead Overkill OST: Scream Train Kapenguin 2010-01-25 | Music that plays in the Scream Train level in House of the Dead: Overkill. This song is nowhere to be found in the sound test with all the other stage themes. Don't know why, it's a great tune. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?aojezqnhglq
Army Men Sarges Heroes 2 (N64) OST: Epilogue Kapenguin 2010-01-25 | Music that plays during the last cutscene in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2. Gotta love a fistfight between Vikki and Bridgette, right? Plastro sure does. :D mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?nlve444mmhy
Army Men Sarges Heroes 2 (N64) OST: Ambush Kapenguin 2010-01-25 | Music that plays in the cashier level during the Tan ambush in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2. It's easy to die in this section, because you're under attack by a Tan helicopter and two soldiers firing at you with bazookas from a distance. Ouch. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?m5rnzzjzzlm
Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: Thick Kapenguin 2010-01-24 | Music that plays in the Thick rescue mission in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes. It's really funky and almost serene, in a way. One of my favorites from this game. Thick's probably one of my favorite members of Bravo Company. Who's your favorite Bravo Company commando? Post it in the comments box! mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?cmm3g3zmmnm
Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: Kitchen Floor Kapenguin 2010-01-24 | Music that serves as a stealthy theme in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes. This plays during several cutscenes, usually ones before the start of the mission, but it also most notably plays on the kitchen floor. By the way, anyone notice that cockroach enemy that sometimes appears behind one of the walls? I'm not sure why it's only there half the time, or why it's the only cockroach in the entire game. But it sure freaks me out when it does appear, considering the incredibly cramped quarters, its massive size compared to you, and the fact that I really hate cockroaches. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?z5l4wkjqjmh
Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: Minefield Kapenguin 2010-01-24 | Music that plays in a minefield setting in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes. This is an extremely tense situation, as one wrong move will set off a massive explosion that will surely kill Sarge and, thanks to this music, probably startle the crap out of you. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?divdnzttt5a
Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: Attack Kapenguin 2010-01-24 | Music that plays in the first level of Army Men: Sarge's Heroes. This also serves as the Green Army's theme song. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?odfkyjzzj5h
Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: Main Theme Kapenguin 2010-01-24 | The main theme of Army Men: Sarge's Heroes. This one also plays at the end of most levels during the final stretch. And then, usually, you will be ambushed by several Tan soldiers along the way. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?njwmgymmok3
Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: Blue Spy Kapenguin 2010-01-24 | Music that plays in the Blue Spy level in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes. This theme can actually be heard in several other levels as well, not necessarily just that one. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?zejdzjdz3ze
Army Men Sarges Heroes 2 (N64) OST: Cashier Kapenguin 2009-11-01 | Music that plays in the Cashier stage in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2. I really like this song, although this stage can be really frustrating sometimes. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?mvcywjtodcz
Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: Shrap Kapenguin 2009-11-01 | Music that plays in the Shrap rescue mission in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes. The nice thing about this mission is you do get a handful of Grey allies. However, they normally tend to rush into the componds and immediately set off the alarm. Then they die, and you're back on your own again. D: mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?m1yz504ct1k
Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: Showdown Kapenguin 2009-11-01 | Music that plays in the Showdown level in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes. This is the second time you visit Fort Plastro in the game, but this time it's at night. Thankfully, your Green color blends in relatively well with the fortress walls. :D mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?mknminl323e
Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: Snow Kapenguin 2009-11-01 | Music that plays during the Snow mission in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes. Quiet, subtle, and tense are the words I think of. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?jjzcmfgy2nw
Army Men Sarges Heroes 2 (N64) OST: Train Kapenguin 2009-11-01 | Music that plays in the Train level in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2. It's a fast-paced track that mirrors the time limit you're given in this level. It's not too frustrating, at least not as much as the Rockets level.And yes, I also noticed that it sounds a lot like the Bedroom theme sped up.mp3 download:http://www.mediafire.com/?tddpm176agvp2n6
Army Men Sarges Heroes 2 (N64) OST: Tan Base Kapenguin 2009-10-14 | Music that plays in the Tan Base stage in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2. This is the one that you double with Thick on, and it is indeed another rearrangement of the main theme. It helps to have a machine gun on this stage, as this place is (understandably) swarmed with enemies.mp3 download:http://www.mediafire.com/?k95sj5efsd11cm1
Army Men Sarges Heroes 2 (N64) OST: Graveyard Kapenguin 2009-10-14 | Music that plays in the Graveyard stage in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2. I always like to think I'm playing House of the Dead or something in this stage. I can't hear this song without also hearing that moaning that the toy zombies make (or whatever they are).mp3 download:http://www.mediafire.com/?549tb04of72kd45
Army Men Sarges Heroes 2 (N64) OST: Rockets Kapenguin 2009-10-05 | Music that plays in the Rockets stage in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2. This is a Vikki stage, proving once again that sometimes you just can't stop a girl from you-going.mp3 download:http://www.mediafire.com/?u82f3i2b49ptjkh
Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: Living Room Kapenguin 2009-10-05 | Music that plays in the Christmas-flavored living room in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes. This one's a blend of several well-known Christmas carols, as you can hear. An interesting contrast to the battle scene that you're fighting. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?vwnvz2jwnnz
Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: Fort Plastro Kapenguin 2009-10-05 | Music that plays inside Fort Plastro in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes. As you can imagine, this is the heart of Tan operations, so of course, it's heavily guarded. And I think the music conveys that feeling perfectly. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?mwy3gnne25m
Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: Forest Kapenguin 2009-10-05 | Music that plays in the Forest stage of Army Men: Sarge's Heroes. It's quiet, dramatic, and very fitting.mp3 download:http://www.mediafire.com/?m3i3zw749ed0kfj
The House of the Dead III OST: Death Kapenguin 2009-07-26 | Music that plays during the boss battle with Death. Not a particularly hard boss, but he's pretty cool. As is his theme. Also, he is the last boss in the series to be fought twice in the same game. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?ownzrmonqxm
Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: Boot Camp Kapenguin 2009-07-26 | Music that plays during boot camp in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes. If there's one thing that makes boot camp even more awesome, it's catchy background music. The sequel more than delivered on this as well. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?yzyernjznye
Army Men Sarges Heroes 2 (N64) OST: Inside Wall Kapenguin 2009-07-24 | Music that plays in the Inside Wall in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2. It's an uncharacteristically creepy song, but I think it's pretty cool. If I remember correctly, this is the first mission in the game where you play as Vikki. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?1dthz2ytg2y
Army Men Sarges Heroes 2 (N64) OST: Boot Camp Kapenguin 2009-07-24 | Music that plays at boot camp in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2. It's undeniably catchy, and it's yet another arrangement of the main theme song. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?zghjm2jz0gz
The House of the Dead III OST: Fool & Sun Kapenguin 2009-07-22 | Music that serves as the standard boss battle theme in House of the Dead III. But only two bosses in the game have this theme: the Fool and the Sun. By the way, anyone else think that the Sun is one of the hardest bosses in the series? Or is that just me? mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?khnlmtqmjml
The House of the Dead Overkill OST: Carny Kapenguin 2009-07-22 | Music that plays in the Carny level of House of the Dead: Overkill. Perfect music for a creepy carnival setting. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?zzmmojmiky3
Army Men Sarges Heroes (N64) OST: The Tan Army Kapenguin 2009-07-08 | Music that plays as the Tan Army's theme in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes. It also plays at the beginning of the Riff mission, as well as the cutscene with Plastro in his fortress right before that level (in the N64 version, of course). A very fitting theme. I know this wasn't on my planned videos list, but I've been meaning to upload this great theme for a long time. mp3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/?jx2nzzdom14
