Video
Game
Music
My Music
- Register
- My Downloads
- My Favorites
- My History
- My Albums
- My Uploads star
- My Album Edits
- My Requests
- My Playlists star
- Donate favorite
- Log In
Albums
- Browse All
- Top 40
- Top 1000 All Time
- Top 100 Last 6 Months
- Top 100 Newly Added
- Currently Viewed
- Most Favorites
- Random Album [A]
- Random Song
- Requests
- Discord Chat star
Album Search
Albums By Letter
Platforms
- Full Platform List
- NES
- SNES
- N64
- GC
- Wii
- Wii U
- Switch
- GB
- GBA
- DS
- 3DS
- PS1
- PS2
- PS3
- PS4
- PS5
- PSP
- PS Vita
- Windows
- Xbox
- Xbox 360
- Xbox One
- Others
By Type
By Year
Info
Friends
Boundary Gate: Daughter of Kingdom
infoバウンダリーゲート
Platforms: PS1
Year: 1997
Developed by: Pack-In-Soft
Published by: Pack-In-Soft
Number of Files: 21
Total Filesize: 65 MB
Date Added: Mar 6th, 2024
Album type: Gamerip
Uploaded by: random1
|
Description
Boundary Gate is an old-fashioned RPG with dungeon-like 3D layout. The game is viewed from first-person perspective, with the exception of battles, where the heroes can be seen from an "over-the-shoulder" view. The attacks are animated. Enemies are random, and combat is turn-based, the party members using equipped weapons to attack or magical spells. Important locations are presented as 2D pictures. There is also voice acting for important conversations.
People who viewed this also viewed
COMMENTS
That's not the point. Bepis stated it sounds like a .mid file, and most normal people will think of cheap-sounding instruments from things like GM. He wasn't specifically calling the music a midi. Additionally, it's theoretically possible to store midis by converting it into a supported file, and using a midi player. Obviously, it's extremely inconvenient and ineffective, but it still works. Also, streamed music exists.
(edit: realized you could just convert midi into redbook to play midis on these consoles)
Many words, still saying nothing.
machine translated text
Both PS1 and Saturn music do not use MIDI data. It is technically closer to tracker music.
(machine generated translation)
That's not the point. Bepis stated it sounds like a .mid file, and most normal people will think of cheap-sounding instruments from things like GM. He wasn't specifically calling the music a midi. Additionally, it's theoretically possible to store midis by converting it into a supported file, and using a midi player. Obviously, it's extremely inconvenient and ineffective, but it still works. Also, streamed music exists.
(edit: realized you could just convert midi into redbook to play midis on these consoles)
Open a .mid file, with which most people will be familiar, and you will see!
Both PS1 and Saturn music do not use MIDI data. It is technically closer to tracker music.
(machine generated translation)
Confusing. Not sure what the Musical Instrument Digital Interface sounds like.
Open a .mid file, with which most people will be familiar, and you will see!
Please understand I write these notes to find hidden gems of older game music so that other people looking to dive into this stuff may more easily find it. I know my reviews aren't perfect and I'm constantly seeking to improve my knowledge. That said, while I appreciate your insights as you certainly know more of the technical details, your comments towards me frequently feel snide and aren't always helpful (such as this recent one). That said, I'm going to put you on ignore, just because I'm trying to keep the joy in the hobby and getting harped on takes that away. I do wish you the best though (and please feel free to set me on ignore if my comments are a nuisance) and hope all goes well for you!
My Rating: 7/10
Personal Favorites: Sakaba [18]
Midi-sounding album that is not particularly impressive overall.
Confusing. Not sure what the Musical Instrument Digital Interface sounds like.
My Rating: 7/10
Personal Favorites: Sakaba [18]
Midi-sounding album that is not particularly impressive overall.
Sohta_kun
10:51 Dec 16th, 2024Offline