Doom (32X) (Genesis) (gamerip) (1994) MP3 - Download Doom (32X) (Genesis) (gamerip) (1994) Soundtracks for FREE!

Doom (32X)

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Platforms: Genesis / Mega Drive
Year: 1994
Developed by: Id Software, Sega
Published by: Sega

Number of Files: 14
Total Filesize: 101 MB (MP3), 176 MB (FLAC)
Date Added: Apr 21st, 2023 | Change Log ▼ 2023-04-21: Updated to FLAC

Album type: Gamerip
Uploaded by: riheko3606, The789Guy

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	#	Song Name		MP3	FLAC
	1.	At Doom's Gate	3:24	6.07 MB	7.75 MB
	2.	The Imp's Song	5:28	7.53 MB	10.12 MB
	3.	Dark Halls	9:35	17.42 MB	30.70 MB
	4.	Kitchen Ace (And Taking Names)	7:25	8.62 MB	18.95 MB
	5.	Suspense	5:40	8.96 MB	16.84 MB
	6.	On The Hunt	3:12	4.51 MB	7.05 MB
	7.	Demons On The Prey	5:15	6.44 MB	11.00 MB
	8.	Sign Of Evil	5:32	7.65 MB	16.65 MB
	9.	Hiding The Secrets	4:46	5.92 MB	12.84 MB
	10.	Intermission From Doom	6:54	11.12 MB	17.59 MB
	11.	Sweet Little Dead Bunny	1:03	1.26 MB	3.13 MB
	12.	Title Screen (Unused)	0:07	0.21 MB	0.35 MB
	13.	The End Of Doom (Unused)	6:40	9.43 MB	13.58 MB
	14.	At Doom's Gate (Beta)	4:53	5.98 MB	9.85 MB
Total:			1h 9m	101 MB	176 MB

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PuffFilms

11:37 Mar 19th, 2024Offline

Mother of god, it's all toilet sounds

Lordohmighty

07:03 Mar 19th, 2024Offline

This is the most painful soundtrack I've ever heard. Not in a way where it just hurts your ears, it's just that it manages to awake some kind of upright repulsion inside me. All the instruments sound like bodily functions/pulses and poor FM synth, sprinkled with occasional bleeps n bloops and ear piercing sounds. It's not only an insult to Doom's original midi soundtrack on DOS but to the Genesis' soundchip itself. This was the same system that gave us awesome soundtracks in Sonic, Streets of Rage, and Shinobi. Even in the western market, games like Earthworm Jim, Vectorman, and Comix Zone on the same console managed to sound great, even if it wasn't necessarily the norm considering how many western games used GEMS pretty poorly, but this game manages to sound worse than most of those.