Uploaded October 2010 | Updated September 2026, 11 minutes ago
This is my PC game collection as of October 24, 2010. I don't generally go out seeking PC games, but I do enjoy older MS-DOS games as well as some newer titles, and will occasionally pick up an old game if I happen to chance by one that interests me. I used to have a lot more games, including The Elder Scrolls: Daggerfall, Operation Frog, Mega Man, and Castlevania, but I took those to a game store after they told me they'd let me trade them in for store credit around 1998, and they ended up not taking them, so I just left them at the store anyway. I really wish I hadn't done that. I decided to make this video since johnnyjohnson (link to his channel is at the end of this comment) asked about The 7th Guest in one of my previous pickups videos. I have an old PC running a 90mhz Pentium, 16mb ram, ISA Sound Blaster 16 (the long version that has an IDE port built in), with a Roland MT-32 and MPU-401. I'll get around to showing it in action with the MT-32 sometime in the future.
The background music is all from MS-DOS games with the MT-32, all of which were recorded by me except for the first song (after the intro). Here's what they are in order:
Prince of Persia cut scene
King's Quest III title/intro
Monkey Island II - Woodtick (town theme)
Quest for Glory: So You Want to be a Hero? - Erana's Peace
The 7th Guest - Main BGM
The 7th Guest - Unsolved Puzzle
The Legend of Kyrandia - Outside Brandon's Home
Johnyjohnson - youtube.com/user/johnnyjohnson
This is my PC game collection as of October 24, 2010. I don't generally go out seeking PC games, but I do enjoy older MS-DOS games as well as some newer titles, and will occasionally pick up an old game if I happen to chance by one that interests me. I used to have a lot more games, including The Elder Scrolls: Daggerfall, Operation Frog, Mega Man, and Castlevania, but I took those to a game store after they told me they'd let me trade them in for store credit around 1998, and they ended up not taking them, so I just left them at the store anyway. I really wish I hadn't done that. I decided to make this video since johnnyjohnson (link to his channel is at the end of this comment) asked about The 7th Guest in one of my previous pickups videos. I have an old PC running a 90mhz Pentium, 16mb ram, ISA Sound Blaster 16 (the long version that has an IDE port built in), with a Roland MT-32 and MPU-401. I'll get around to showing it in action with the MT-32 sometime in the future.
The background music is all from MS-DOS games with the MT-32, all of which were recorded by me except for the first song (after the intro). Here's what they are in order:
Prince of Persia cut scene
King's Quest III title/intro
Monkey Island II - Woodtick (town theme)
Quest for Glory: So You Want to be a Hero? - Erana's Peace
The 7th Guest - Main BGM
The 7th Guest - Unsolved Puzzle
The Legend of Kyrandia - Outside Brandon's Home
Johnyjohnson - youtube.com/user/johnnyjohnson
![VGM I Like #008 - Super Dodgeball - Africa/Kenya [PC-Engine]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/UHNmRt3rFKk/mqdefault.jpg "VGM I Like #008 - Super Dodgeball - Africa/Kenya [PC-Engine]
The PC-Engine version of Super Dodgeball (Nekketsu Kōkō Dodgeball Bu [熱血高校ドッジボール部]) is the best version of the original Super Dodgeball game. Its smoother than the arcade game, and is leaps and bounds ahead of the NES version (though in the NES version you can swap out team mates, which is sorely missed in this one, plus vs mode in this one only lets you play the same two teams). The music is phenomenal and is really what console chiptunes are all about. In some versions of the game, the stage this is played on is called Kenya, while in others it is called Africa. Imagine taking on an entire continent.")
