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Best Video Game Song Tournament, 1990-1995: Top 128 (Part 2 of 4)

Now it’s time for the knockout rounds. We’ll be single-elimination from here on out. You can see the bracket (with results!) here

The top 128 will run from the 11th through the 14th, 32 songs a day. Groups will no longer be feathered, and will instead be open until 9:00 am Pacific the day after they go live (roughly the time the next group goes live). You can listen to a playlist of today’s songs (in matchup order) here, or listen to the entire top 128 here. You can find all 4 groups in the spoiler.
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Group 1

Group 2

Group 3

Group 4

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PLEASE LISTEN TO BOTH SONGS IN A MATCH BEFORE VOTING

Voting will be live until Thursday, February 13th at 9:00am Pacific 

Donkey Kong Country Aquatic Ambience 20 Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millennium Behind the Circuit 8
Sonic CD Stardust Speedway Present (JP) 7 Donkey Kong Country 2 Stickerbrush Symphony 19
Skate or Die 2: The Search for Double Trouble Main Theme 12 Earthbound Happy-Happy is Blue 12
Secret of Mana Meridian Dance 7 Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo Ken’s Theme 19
Super Metroid Brinstar Jungle Floor 14 Final Fantasy VI Setzer’s Theme 11
Final Fantasy VI Kefka 11 Final Fantasy V Battle at the Big Bridge 12
Sonic the Hedgehog Green Hill Zone 16 Earthbound You’ve Come Far (Coffee Break) 5
Doom At Doom’s Gate (Roland SC-55 version) 17 Super Mario Kart Koopa Beach 7
Chrono Trigger Corridors of Time 14 Silver Surfer (NES) Title Screen Theme 11
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 File Select 13 Chrono Trigger Robo’s Theme 12
Earthbound Pokey Means Business! 6 Plok Boss 15
Final Fantasy IV Overworld Theme 10 Chrono Trigger Guardia Milliennial Fair 15
Donkey Kong Country DK Island Swing 9 Pictionary (NES) Title Screen Theme 18
Final Fantasy VI Aria di Mezzo Carattere 14 Mega Man X Armored Armadillo 9
Silver Surfer (NES) Level 2 16 Mega Man 3 Title Theme 8
Final Fantasy VI Dark World 8 Mega Man X Spark Mandrill 18

Another tie! Earthbound’s “Happy-Happy is Blue” is interestingly offbeat, but in the end it just couldn’t stand up to Skate or Die 2’s weird little main theme. Am I overrating it because of the novelty of voice over on the NES? Probably!

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