Victory Music

Hey guys itsa me. I'm unfamiliar with most of the victory themes in the demo. Can anyone tell me where they are from? (like a Youtube link or something?)

All the victory themes are custom made by Washudoll for Super Nuke Bros.

Hoeloe wrote:

All the victory themes are custom made by Washudoll for Super Nuke Bros.

He meant the origins of the tunes, not who made them, for example: From which game was the Mario Bros. Victory taken.

TaroNuke wrote:

Hoeloe wrote:

All the victory themes are custom made by Washudoll for Super Nuke Bros.

He meant the origins of the tunes, not who made them, for example: From which game was the Mario Bros. Victory taken.

Probably ment what Hoeloe said but he has 2 answers now.

No, I meant what Taro said. I don't recognise any of them.

SingleMaleNurse wrote:

No, I meant what Taro said. I don't recognise any of them.

Hmm.. Link's comes from Zelda II. Mario's comes from Mario Bros. 3, Pikachu from Pokemon Main Theme,
Cloud from Final Fantasy Victory Theme, Samus from Super Metroid and Sonic from Sonic & Knuckles.. These are all I know.

Very weird you dont know any of these. Especially Mario's and Clouds. Shame on youuu!

Actually, Cloud's is the only one I recognise. Mario's though... I play SMB3 loads but I don't recognise it.

SingleMaleNurse wrote:

Actually, Cloud's is the only one I recognise. Mario's though... I play SMB3 loads but I don't recognise it.

You don't get very far, do you?

Pray tell me what you mean by that.

I mean you didn't even get past the first fortress the normal way or the first castle/doomship period.

Yes I have but I don't recognise the tune. Link please?

Hi all,

Here the link to the original SMB3 tune:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF29UYnwdIs

I am doing these victory themes, some are hard to recognize, but most of the gamers know them very well. I am giving the unheard themes from each character a chance to be heard.

Take the Samus victory theme for example. Original victory theme that is used in Smash Bros Series is the grab item theme. I could've used that but that's not very original is it? Instead i used, as Callum mentioned, the Super Metroid main theme.

Simple said: A new game needs new music.

Washudoll wrote:

Hi all,

Here the link to the original SMB3 tune:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF29UYnwdIs

I am doing these victory themes, some are hard to recognize, but most of the gamers know them very well. I am giving the unheard themes from each character a chance to be heard.

Take the Samus victory theme for example. Original victory theme that is used in Smash Bros Series is the grab item theme. I could've used that but that's not very original is it? Instead i used, as Callum mentioned, the Super Metroid main theme.

Simple said: A new game needs new music.

Very inspiring.

By the way, send anything new to callumproductions@hotmail.com - my email.

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We tried to stop as many runs as we could and keep them down so that the wickets would come at the end and Lasith as usual, the champion that he is, with the ball reversing, did a great job for us."

Malinga and fellow opener Nuwan Kulasekara had Kenya reeling at 8-2, with an lbw apiece to dismiss Tigers' opening pair Seren Waters and Maurice Ouma.

However, Kenya rallied under the stewardship of brothers Collins and David Obuya, who each overturned an lbw decision on review, from Muttiah Muralitharan and Ajantha Mendis respectively, during a resilient but slow-paced stand of 94.

Significantly, Kenya's resistance was forged during Malinga's absence from the attack but the pace bowler's return reaped immediate dividend as another quick and accurate yorker hammered into Collins Obuya's off stump to bring an end to his 52-run innings, amassed from exactly 100 balls.

Wtf? See, this crap is what people like me and GY would be able to get rid of while the mods are away!

Once again, I read that in Nostalgia Critic's voice...

GoldenYuiitusin wrote:

Once again, I read that in Nostalgia Critic's voice...

XD I could imagine that...-imagines-