HCS Forum - The Official Streamed VGM Distribution Thread

by Knurek at 1:02 AM EST on November 4, 2009: I don't but I'm sure someone has them.
Also, re: the noises. Those are the fault of bad mastering on the developer's part and happen fairly regularly (if you look at the wavs in a hex editor, you'll see some text data when the pops occur).
IIRC manakoat has made a tool to automatically remove those, let me see if I still have it.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/j0vd4y
by Sir-Sabin at 2:21 AM EST on November 4, 2009: here are the orginal files for Dracula Densetsu Rebirth, they are only 8mb all together, they will work for vgmstream when they update it

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?5dezl4amxc2
by nensondubois at 7:47 PM EST on November 4, 2009: Here is Intellivision In HI-FI!

http://vgmdb.net/album/5397

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?eqmdgzqozmz

This is one of my favorite soundtracks. You can't download it anywhere else. It is 118 MB. Enjoy.

Funnily this is my 600th post. FTW!

edited 8:33 PM EST November 4, 2009
by SmartOne at 10:24 PM EST on November 4, 2009: For your mom's win.

Hey, why is the sample rate 48000 Hz? I thought this was a CD.

edited 11:48 PM EST November 4, 2009
by hcs at 10:23 AM EST on November 5, 2009: I'm gonna guess he finally found Intellivision Lives! and these tracks are included.
by nensondubois at 12:33 PM EST on November 5, 2009: I converted them to mp3... I didn't think of 41000 Hz.

I found it at the official website.
http://www.intellivisiongames.com/store/index.php?cPath=23&osCsid=7c1d58ac0e3bd6aed318f9330d57d04e

They have other soundtracks.

edited 1:05 PM EST November 5, 2009
by hcs at 2:53 PM EST on November 5, 2009: Converted what to MP3? I don't see why anything involved with EAC (as you claim to have used) would be 48khz.
by nensondubois at 3:25 PM EST on November 5, 2009: I used EAC to rip the original uncompressed wavs then I used Goldwave to convert the uncompressed wavs to FLAC. I later realized the FLACS were 444MB and Since Mediafire would not allow anything over 200MB, I had to step the FLACs down to MP3 with Goldwave to reduce the size under the 200MB limit and I used 44800Hz instead of 44100Hz when converting to mp3.

edited 3:45 PM EST November 5, 2009
by SmartOne at 3:56 PM EST on November 5, 2009: resampling = additional degraded quality
by bcass at 6:19 PM EST on November 5, 2009: Why not just split the archive and upload as multiple files to get round the Mediafire limits?
by JFD62780 at 9:18 PM EST on November 5, 2009: Nenson, Nenson, Nenson. Just use the 44.1KHz sampling rate for the final MP3 conversion if the tracks are from a CD. Please, for pristineness' sake. :P

edited 9:20 PM EST November 5, 2009
by SmartOne at 9:29 PM EST on November 5, 2009: And for disc space's sake.
by Franpa at 10:29 PM EST on November 5, 2009: Is there any rips of the Atelier Iris PS2 series music? I don't have access to the ftp anymore so can't check there and i've yet to know why... was I banned?
by SmartOne at 11:06 PM EST on November 5, 2009: Did someone say FTP?
by Mouser X at 11:13 PM EST on November 5, 2009: Yes, there are streamed VGM rips of the Atelier Iris games for the PS2. I would suggest you check the PS2 VGM Database, specifically Atelier Iris 3, and Mana Khemia 1 and 2. Unfortunately, I'm not sure if those rips are online or not. But yes, there are rips. Hope that helps. Mouser X over and out.
by hcs at 1:03 AM EST on November 6, 2009: SmartOne: got Spyro Enter the Dragonfly on the tracker for you finally.

and nenson, sorry for doubting you, thanks for the rip!

edited 1:04 AM EST November 6, 2009
by Franpa at 6:18 AM EST on November 6, 2009: Oooh so the FTP moved to ManakoAT account or something? the Gratia one no longer works for me.

no download link or am I just blind? http://www.hcs64.com/manakoAT/vgm_db/roms.php?system=21&set=2132

edited 6:20 AM EST November 6, 2009
by arbingordon at 11:06 AM EST on November 6, 2009: dreamhost found /gratia and asked hcs to take it down
and no, there's no download links on manakoAT's vgm_db, it's just reference to know what's ripped
i recommend requesting whatever you're looking for be uploaded to the tracker
(there's a chatbox specifically for this purpose iirc)
by nensondubois at 11:16 AM EST on November 6, 2009: Ok, I'll span the Flacs into multiple sets.
by Sir-Sabin at 2:04 PM EST on November 6, 2009: Jak and Daxter - The Lost Frontier (2009) (SCEA) [PSP][ATRAC3plus][AT3]

Link

Enjoy
by SmartOne at 7:14 PM EST on November 6, 2009: Thank you hcs!

And nensondubois, too, deserves thanks for his rip.
by nensondubois at 8:34 PM EST on November 6, 2009: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?n0jkz5y01m2
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?innjzjmwqmm
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?0z35lntmom5

Intellivision In Hi-FI Parts 1,2,3 in 41000Hz ripped straight from the CD. Loosely tagged compared to the mp3 set.
by Franpa at 9:59 PM EST on November 6, 2009: Where is this chatbox? the link you point to is dead at least when accessed from a browser. Yes I know how to torrent and stuff, don't explain that to me.
by Mouser X at 12:00 AM EST on November 7, 2009: You might not have realized it, but he posted the link incorrectly. What he linked was "http://www.hcs64.com/mboard/bt.hcs64.com" when it should have been this one. It works fine, but it requires that you register. And yes, right now, that's one of your best options for getting stream rips. Hope that helps. Mouser X over and out.
by Franpa at 12:34 AM EST on November 7, 2009: Thanks very much!

Edit: There doesn't seem to be the rip I am after, how does one go about making a request?

edited 12:36 AM EST November 7, 2009
by manakoAT at 2:41 AM EST on November 7, 2009: Franpa, use the Shoutbox :)
by Franpa at 3:22 AM EST on November 7, 2009: kk.
by Franpa at 8:38 AM EST on November 7, 2009: How does one saerch all within a section of the tracker site? I want to view all ps2 rips and choose as I please, the database sight isn't a 100% reflection of what is on the tracker.

edited 8:38 AM EST November 7, 2009
by arbingordon at 3:21 PM EST on November 7, 2009: what led you to think that the vgm_db is supposed to be a reflection of what is on the tracker?
regardless, try here
Maaaariooowwiihihiiii by Splashman at 3:38 PM EST on November 7, 2009: New Super Mario Bros Wii (2009)(Nintendo)[WII][Nintendo DSP][BRSTM] 174MB

I figured I'd just drop this here. It's much like Mario Kart Wii, a collection of stereo and surround BRSTM files, works out of the box with the newest VGMstream.

And it sounds and plays great!
by SmartOne at 11:29 PM EST on November 7, 2009: Awesome! Why is Nintendo obsessed with its stupid 32000 Hz formats? And then they mess around with multi-channel files (4, 8???). Great. Now you can downmix them into Dolby ProLogic II encoded, analogue stereo, pass it to a receiver, and make it decode into 5.1 with whatever degree of accuracy PLII can achieve.

Oh, I get it. They throw those fun files in for the stream rippers.

edited 11:44 PM EST November 7, 2009
by Franpa at 12:15 AM EST on November 8, 2009: Yep, they do it to prevent piracy of the music :P
by SmartOne at 2:15 AM EST on November 8, 2009: I was saying that the Wii itself lacks any digital out and thus potential for real surround. Dolby ProLogic II is poor man's surround sound.

At least the files can be fully enjoyed by us.

Any way you slice it, 32000 Hz is just stupid. Bump it up to 44100 Hz, already, Nintendo. You finally have a whole freakin' DVD.
by manakoAT at 2:39 AM EST on November 8, 2009: a whole freakin' Dual Layer DVD.
by marcusss at 3:02 AM EST on November 8, 2009: Yeah it seems plain silly to have such space on their discs and still have such crappy quality. I also hate their 32khz and is why I prefer to d/l the music on xbox or ps2 instead of wii/gcube if that game is multiformatted. Some games even use mono.. Look at Gauntlet Dark legacy: Game has great music.. Some of the stages like The Spire stage uses Mono.. WTF they thinking?? Game has great music. Pity the rips sound or rather the audio used sounds pretty damn scratchy.. Forget 32khz, forget..44khz.. Geez even 48 should be the norm ! Higher even.. They have no HD and still keep to their shitty audio format since so many years ago
by Lunar at 6:38 AM EST on November 8, 2009: 48KHz+ is a genuine waste of space unless the music has a large dynamic range, which game/film soundtracks very rarely do. i can't see why they wouldn't use 44.1KHz these days though... that is slightly ridiculous.
by nensondubois at 11:14 AM EST on November 8, 2009: The only reason I could think of that would prevent them from increasing the standard is that most home CD players were hard wired at 44.1KHz and changing it to 44.8KHz would mean people would have to buy new CD players... and we can't forget about CD players built into video game consoles like the Sega Saturn, can we? It would be impractical for that reason alone. It would get confusing unless they labeled the CD with 44.8KHz compatible or something like that. People with portable CD players will also need to buy new ones if this transition were to happen. Hell, the digital TV transition confused millions of people and that's said.

Remember Laser Disks, anyone? They were too expensive to make and hardly purchased because of impracticality. You would need multiple huge Laser Disks just to watch a single movie.

...I'm probably trailing too far off so I'll stop here. I think I made my point with CD players alone.

edited 11:16 AM EST November 8, 2009
by SmartOne at 11:53 AM EST on November 8, 2009: Lunar, I thought dynamic range was determined by bit depth. (24 bit instead of 16 bit, for example.)

Nensondubois, they don't expect anyone to extract and play the files anyway, so I don't understand what you're saying. Check your sample rates, as well. ;)

Marcusss, yeah, Gauntlet Dark Legacy is one of those games where I wonder if they had a monkey in charge.

When you have the space and computing power for higher quality, USE IT. The under use of Blu-ray is even more ridiculous.
by hcs at 1:03 PM EST on November 8, 2009: Remember that disc space isn't the sole consideration. With streamed audio you are loading it off the disc at runtime, so you have the issue of disc bandwidth to consider. There are other things coming off the disc and you'll probably have to seek to them. And if you want to use a bigger read ahead buffer in memory to make up for it, or buffer the whole track to memory, you've increased its size by your increase in sample rate.
by SmartOne at 1:21 PM EST on November 8, 2009: You think they couldn't squeeze out 44100 Hz? Heck, they have 4 channel files at 32000 Hz.
by Splashman at 2:58 PM EST on November 8, 2009: And then there's STRM_BGM_MENU. One strange single file that's surround, but just in 22kHz... wtf

Anyway, with the whole game just being 376MB, they'd have plenty of free space for 44kHz, but I guess their old GameCube DSP format is good enough for them.

Although there are a few examples of BRSTM formats in 44khz, such as Castlevania Judgment, Captain Rainbow or streams from Wii Play and ACCF. It's a mystery what the credentials are for that.

edited 3:02 PM EST November 8, 2009
by nensondubois at 3:10 PM EST on November 8, 2009: I was talking before about actual general Audio CDs and how ridiculous it is that they use 44.1KHz instead of 44.8KHz and how the transition would be messy.

Maybe it's to... Maybe it depends on how the game is setup. I don't really know why either. I'm just throwing ideas.
by JFD62780 at 10:25 PM EST on November 8, 2009: ahem... Don't you mean 48K, and not 44.8K? :P
by hcs at 1:05 AM EST on November 9, 2009: I guess you're right SmartOne, they do have to grab those multichannel files. Even though they could skip the blocks they don't want to read, the most common use case is to mix 'em together.
One of the things I found particularly odd was in Super Paper Mario, there were files with headers that say 44.1 kHz but were actually 22050 Hz for normal speed. I figured that these were the ones that played at 44.1 kHz when sped up 2x, and the value stuck in the header was to trick the streaming code into providing sufficient buffer. But the multichannel files pretty much kill that argument.
Then you have the fact that Super Mario Galaxy and Mario Kart Wii had up to 8 channels of PCM...
by Lunar at 6:03 AM EST on November 9, 2009: SmartOne: oh yeah you're right, i was getting confused with bitdepth, my apologies. 44.1KHz does cover the full audible range of frequencies (up to 22.05KHz IIRC.) Not really sure what the advantage is of having higher sampling rates.
by jurassicPieter at 6:45 AM EST on November 9, 2009: I got a question. How do most people figure out whether raw audio data is 22050hz stereo or 44100hz mono. I had this a lot with old games that used streamed raw pcm data.
by Franpa at 7:22 AM EST on November 9, 2009: [quote]SmartOne: oh yeah you're right, i was getting confused with bitdepth, my apologies. 44.1KHz does cover the full audible range of frequencies (up to 22.05KHz IIRC.) Not really sure what the advantage is of having higher sampling rates.[/quote]
Just because you can't hear anything above 22,050hz doesn't mean it doesn't affect your perception.

Remember subliminal messaging anyone? something you can't hear yet affects what is percieved.
by marcusss at 11:30 AM EST on November 14, 2009: Hey just curious if there is any way to get the music from Burnout 1 and 2 working as I tried alot but yeah no luck

Burnout 1 uses ULW files

3MB-Sample

Burnout 2 uses RWS files
28MB Sample

Would be great to hear them as they have pretty good music :)

I attached some small sample files for both

Thanks

Marcus
by agu fungus at 1:15 PM EST on November 21, 2009: New Super Mario Bros. Wii rerelease, now with split tracks (yes, none of them are surround as you may have thought).

New Super Mario Bros Wii (2009)(Nintendo)[WII][Nintendo DSP][BRSTM]
by Mouser X at 1:39 PM EST on November 21, 2009: The problem with your set, is that it's not in the same form as it is in the game. In other words, sure, I can understand why you wanted to split it, but the goal of this "project" is to rip the data as close to the original data as possible. By splitting it (although making it more usable), you are in fact altering the data to something other than what the original data is.

Personally, I say do whatever you want, no big deal. The thing is, I very heavily strongly doubt this will make it into the "official" collection, because it's different than the in-game data. I appreciate your efforts, but those who are actually "in charge" do have specific things in mind when it comes to ripping games. Thus, any alterations to the original data are seriously frowned on, unless there's no other way to get the files to be usable (and usually, they'll at least attempt to get it to work in VGMstream first, before pursuing other routes).

In other words, thanks for your efforts. I have no doubt that what you've done is useful, and appreciated. But, due to the fact that it's different from the original data (you split the BRSTMs), I doubt it will be labeled as "official" in the Streamed VGM Database. Just saying.

Last, since I don't yet have the game (and therefore haven't attempted to rip it myself), and haven't listened to the rip that was posted earlier, I would like to say "Oops, sorry about that" in case I misunderstood what you've done here. Since I haven't looked at the actual in-game data myself, I don't actually know how it's arranged. Thus, it is possible that what you've done here is perfectly acceptable to the strict "rules" of stream rips. If so, sorry about that.

Anyway, thanks for your efforts. I might grab it (over the previously uploaded set). Mouser X over and out.

edited 1:41 PM EST November 21, 2009
by SmartOne at 3:12 PM EST on November 21, 2009: Agu fungus' set seems correct because there's more music that isn't heard in the previous set's 8-channel file.

edited 1:18 AM EST November 22, 2009
by Hotcakes at 4:57 PM EST on November 21, 2009: @Mouser: There have been plenty of PSX sets with CDXA tracks that have been split, I don't really see the difference here...
by JudgeIto at 6:18 PM EST on November 21, 2009: Thanks for the split streams, agu fungus.

When does STRM_BGM_MENU_4 happen? Is that the Coin Battle menu?

Also: BGM_MINIGAME_FANFARE_KOOPA.32 is bad (length is 0:00) in both sets. :/

edited 6:28 PM EST November 21, 2009
by hcs at 11:23 PM EST on November 21, 2009: You'll notice the file is only the header (2.8k), it's just an empty track.
by agu fungus at 2:02 AM EST on November 22, 2009: @Judgelto: STRM_BGM_MENU_4 happens when you have more than one player chosen and active in the menu.
by JudgeIto at 8:38 PM EST on November 22, 2009: Thanks again, agu

hcs: I think it's trying to call a sound effect instead of a proper stream. But why it has a stream header to begin with, who knows...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cehvabnm9zU#t=1m33s (1:33, if it doesn't take you there automatically)
That little guitar sting for the Koopa panel might just be a sound effect, like the entering a level and other confirmation jingles. The same goes for the "Too bad... You didn't even get one..." jingle at the end. It's just weird that that one had a stream header at all.
by bcass at 10:13 PM EST on November 22, 2009: How are people getting at XBLA streams? I'm after the Galaga Legions music.
by bxaimc at 8:17 AM EST on November 23, 2009: I'll add Galaga Legions to my to-do list then. it's most likely xma though
by JILost at 11:13 AM EST on November 23, 2009: Has anyone done Contra Rebirth yet?
by unknownfile at 2:06 PM EST on November 23, 2009: Yeah, someone ripped Contra Rebirth, cant remember the link for it.
by bcass at 5:09 PM EST on November 23, 2009: bxaimc - xma has been hacked, so that shouldn't pose a problem should it? I assume you're getting at the files using Xplorer360?

edited 5:20 PM EST November 23, 2009
by bxaimc at 6:04 PM EST on November 23, 2009: I'm perfectly aware of this. and no I'm not using Xplorer360. I'm just saying because some people aren't aware :P
by bcass at 3:30 PM EST on November 27, 2009: Here's an old one I've just done that I noticed is missing from the database:

Blinx - The Time Sweeper (2002)(Microsoft Game Studios)[XBOX][44100 Hz Stereo ADX]

Part 1

Part 2
by hcs at 6:14 AM EST on November 28, 2009: Thanks, always nice to pick up more ADX :)
by marcusss at 10:56 AM EST on November 28, 2009: Any luck still with DoA4? ;-) Thanks for Blinx
by bxaimc at 10:41 AM EST on November 29, 2009: DOA4? You mean this from long ago?
by marcusss at 8:41 AM EST on November 30, 2009: Yeah previously there were xma in there but guess since then things have changed hey.. Would love to grab that :)
by JLH_DLC at 1:17 AM EST on December 3, 2009: Since it hasn't been mentioned yet at all on this forum, may I request A Boy and His Blob?
by bcass at 4:02 AM EST on December 3, 2009: I have all the files here for A Boy And His Blob. I'll upload them later today or early tomorrow.
by Orpheus at 3:33 AM EST on December 4, 2009: Does anyone have the Evergrace 2/Forever Kingdom streams? I tried to rip them from the disc myself, but ran into problems.
by bxaimc at 5:17 PM EST on December 7, 2009: I'll be taking PSP requests now so, request away people and I'll put them up on the tracker. :P
by strugglepoo at 5:29 PM EST on December 7, 2009: Bleach Heat the Soul 1-6 would be great!
by bxaimc at 5:51 PM EST on December 7, 2009: alright, I'll start working on those then.
by bcass at 8:40 PM EST on December 7, 2009: Here are all the Boy and His Blob files, as promised:

part 1

part 2

These are all the music and sound effects files exactly as they are stored on the disc (WAVs and OGGs). For some reason, there seem to be a few duplicate ogg files for some of the WAVs.
by nensondubois at 8:45 PM EST on December 7, 2009: Star Wars Battlefront: Rogue Squadron?
by Mouser X at 12:23 PM EST on December 8, 2009: Something worth noting, bcass, is that A Boy and His Blob uses WAV, OGG, and MP3. Yes, even though some of the files have a WAV extension, they are in fact MP3s. If I recall correctly, the OGGs are the most complete, though there might be a WAV that's not available as an OGG. Essentially though, if all your interested in is the music, the OGGs should cover everything.

I just thought I should mention the MP3 thing, since I didn't see you mention it. I thought it was interesting that the game would use 3 different formats for the audio. I suspect that the MP3s were part of the development process, and probably weren't intended to be in the final game. Mouser X over and out.
by bcass at 3:11 PM EST on December 8, 2009: I thought I'd leave someone else to organise the files as the music isn't really my cup of tea.
by bcass at 6:41 PM EST on December 8, 2009: bxaimc - I had a stab at ripping the Galaga Legions music, but no luck so far. The music isn't stored in xwb files (well, if they are, they're contained in other files). I *think* the music may be stored in xpr files (judging by the size of these files). I tried lots of different xpr extractors, but to no avail. Here are all the files (minus the game executable):

click here
by bxaimc at 7:20 PM EST on December 8, 2009: I hope it's not sequenced =(
by bcass at 9:14 PM EST on December 8, 2009: Me too. It's not even possible to do a proper lossless recording by setting the SE volume to 0 and recording via S/PDIF as some of the tunes aren't given enough time to loop, pausing the game stops the music, and there's no soundtest...
by JLH_DLC at 10:41 PM EST on December 8, 2009: @ bcass: Thank you! It's unfortunate, though, that the ogg files in this set have awful quality, and there are only a couple mp3s-disguised-as-wavs to replace them. I hope WayForward releases a soundtrack...
by Sir-Sabin at 11:19 AM EST on December 13, 2009: i have uploaded NHL 98 (PC) vgmstream will know they are eam.

NHL 98 Link

Main Link to Streams Link

Enjoy

Edit: oops main was broken, it's fixed now

edited 11:21 AM EST December 13, 2009
by Splashman at 7:37 PM EST on December 15, 2009: (Can we take requests here?)
Could somebody put
Bubble Bobble Neo! (2009)(Taito)[XBLA][Xbox Media Audio][XMA][XWB] on Megaupload, please? I can't seem to get a seed for the 2009-10-19 Stream and I dunno where else to look for XMA rips.
by bxaimc at 9:02 PM EST on December 15, 2009: it should be up on my subdomain here
by Splashman at 12:09 PM EST on December 16, 2009: Excellent, thanks.
by Peppyman at 4:23 PM EST on December 16, 2009: Viva pinata trouble in paradise anyone?
by Sir-Sabin at 6:52 PM EST on December 17, 2009: if you request something i have from the torrents or from other places i'll upload them to mediafire

dunno if people have seen this

Dragon Ball Z - Sagas (2005)(Atari) [PS2][Sony ADPCM][MIB]: Link

enjoy
by bcass at 11:11 PM EST on December 17, 2009: Can anyone with the DeathSmiles MBL DLC and facilities to read a 360 HDD (on PC) please extract the WAV that's contained in the package? This is another track that is not on the OST CD (it's the music for the Bloody Jitterbug battle). I'm assuming it's a WAV as all the music on the actual game disc is in WAV format.
by bxaimc at 10:04 AM EST on December 20, 2009: New stuff on tracker:
Up (2009)(THQ)[PSP][ATRAC3plus][AT3]
Dance Dance Revolution Winx Club (2009)(KDE GmbH)[WII][Nintendo DSP][BNS - BRSTM - DSP - RWAV]
Ace Combat Xi - Skies of Incursion (2009)(Namco Bandai)[iPhone][CRI ADX ADPCM - MPEG Audio Layer][ADX - MP4]
Bolt (2008)(Disney Interactive Studios)[WII][Nintendo DSP - PCM][FSB - BNS]
Dance Dance Revolution Extreme (JP) (2003)(KCET)[PS2][Sony ADPCM][SVAG]
Dragon Age - Origins (2009)(Electronic Arts)[PC][MPEG Audio Layer][FSB]
Skyscraper DSP's from Wii by Connie at 11:13 AM EST on December 20, 2009: I've heard of budget games but this has to be the worst game made for the Wii.

The music isn't too bad even if the tracks are too short and in mono.

Two sub-folders as per the ISO layout.

Enjoy.

File

Info

edited 11:14 AM EST December 20, 2009

edited 11:38 AM EST December 20, 2009
Drawn to Life 2 by Connie at 9:12 AM EST on December 21, 2009: Drawn to Life - The Next Chapter (2009)(THQ)[Wii][GameCube DSP][FSB]

I missed [Wii] from the file name.

File

Info
New Super Mario Bros. Wii by Connie at 10:53 AM EST on December 21, 2009: New Super Mario Bros. Wii (2009)(Nintendo)[Wii][GameCube DSP][BRSTM]

Dunno if this one has been shared, but here goes.

File

Info

Bah! I messed up with the search feature. I thought it was unusual for this to not have been uploaded.

edited 12:54 PM EST December 21, 2009
Resident Evil - The Darkside Chronicles by Connie at 12:42 PM EST on December 21, 2009: Resident Evil - The Darkside Chronicles (2009)(Capcom)[Wii][GameCube DSP][BRSTM]

Another one that I couldn't find with search.

File

Info

Some good stuff in this arrangement. At least it makes up for the annoying 'restricted' gameplay.
by manakoAT at 1:57 PM EST on December 21, 2009: thanks
thanks
thanks
thanks

:o)
by Sir-Sabin at 12:24 AM EST on December 27, 2009: I went to Wal-Mart and Gamestop and got dam good deals on games, Here's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Smash-Up, it was only $9.99 from Gamestop, 14.86 at Wal-Mart.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Smash-Up (2009)(Ubisoft)[WII][Nintendo DSP][BRSTM - BNS]: Link

Thank you Gamestop for put this on sale.

Enjoy
by Franpa at 8:27 AM EST on December 27, 2009: I'm not sure but is Zelda: Spirit Tracks and Megaman x6 streamed? I'd like copies of there music if possible.
by Omochao at 1:49 AM EST on December 28, 2009: Like Phantom Hourglass, Spirit Tracks is mostly sequenced, but there are a few streamed tracks.
by manakoAT at 3:59 AM EST on December 28, 2009: MMX6 has some sequenced tracks too (6 iirc), i have a rip somewhere... the rest is streamed
by Franpa at 1:09 AM EST on December 29, 2009: Oh okay.
Mario Kart Wii Menu? by TheUltimateKoopa at 10:11 PM EST on December 30, 2009: How come the menu themes aren't in the ISO?

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