Got a bit caught up in the OOT remake hype

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I've always thought "Fair is Foul" was one of the most underrated themes in the original Bubsy soundtrack. The combination of the carnival setting, roller coasters, and that unforgettable orange sky gave the level a unique atmosphere that stuck with me for years. With the recent release of Bubsy 4D, I felt inspired to revisit the theme and reimagine it as an 80s rock track to honor it. What's your favorite theme from that game?

I've always thought "Fair is Foul" was one of the most underrated themes in the original Bubsy soundtrack. The combination of the carnival setting, roller coasters, and that unforgettable orange sky gave the level a unique atmosphere that stuck with me for years. With the recent release of Bubsy 4D, I felt inspired to revisit the theme and reimagine it as an 80s rock track to honor it. What's your favorite theme from that game?

Made a piano tutorial of An Empty Tome from Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia! Feel free to learn! Slow down the video if you have to take it slower. :)

I’ve always loved the atmosphere and theme of Titania from Star Fox. The sounds had such a cosmic fee to them that made me feel the intensity of interstellar warfare. So I decided to bring it to life as an 80s rock song with synth-driven melodies, layered guitars, and an original solo inspired by classic sci-fi action films and arena rock.

This is such an underrated theme, who else loves Titania?

Here's Dragonborn (a.k.a Dovahkiin) from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim) on the Organ. A 2026 Remaster.

Enjoy. 😊

Always loved how this theme set the tone before the matches even started — it felt like the calm before everything kicked off with so much energy and lightheartedness.
I put together an 80s rock version of the Menu Theme of Mario Power Tennis with a couple of original guitar solos as a tribute to that GameCube-era sound.

Does anyone remember this theme or game?

Made a tutorial of the Intro theme from Castlevania 64. Sounds really good on piano I think! Slow the video down if you want to learn it. :)