*It was played by ear. There is no sheet music for it.
Song listing:
0:00-1:06 - Metal Gear Solid
1:06-1:55 - Deus Ex
1:55-2:40 - Kirby's Dream Land
2:40-3:22 - A Boy and His Blob
3:22-3:35 - Super Mario Brothers
3:35-5:10 - The Legend of Zelda
5:10-5:54 - Tetris
5:54-6:10 - Super Metroid
6:10-6:55 - Final Fantasy 4 Main Theme
6:55-7:16 - Final Fantasy Fanfare
7:16-7:51 - Final Fantasy Chocobo Theme
7:51-8:19 - Final Fantasy 6 Boss Theme
8:19-9:18 - Simple and Clean (Kingdom Hearts Theme)
9:18-9:48 - Torley's own made-up bridge I
9:48-10:52 - Bubble Bobble
10:52-11:37 - Zombie Nation (from the C64 game Lazy Jones)
11:37-12:03 - Great Gianna Sisters (also Commodore 64)
12:04-12:24 - Popeye (another C64 classik)
12:24-12:42 - Torley's own made-up bridge II
12:42-13:13 - Dragon Warrior (NES)
13:13-13:40 - Secret of Mana (SNES)
13:40-14:17 - Final Fantasy 4 End Theme
14:17-16:08 - Megaman II Flashman's Theme
16:08-17:11 - Final Fantasy Crystal Theme
"Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy"'s sound track is ear grating, yet surprisingly fun to listen to
Either way, some of my favorite 8-bit music has to be:
Jounrney to Silius (Edit: Forgot the link, doh!) http://youtube.com/watch?v=O4Usk2CcXCE
The game itself was just decent, but the music was great.
That and some others, including:
Mega Man 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 (yes, all of them)
Downtown Special (Kunio-kun no jidaigeki dayo zenin shuugou: Downtown Special, to be creepily precise.)
Gun.Smoke (But I'm baised since they were the first NES sounds I remember)
As well as many others, but those are some of the great ones.
Oh, and Cybernoid 2 had good music
Imma gonna go find it fer download now!
I recall a Nes game with Fantastic music (besides Journey to silius which i have heard before )
A japanese game called Mr. Gimmick!
because it was one of the rare games that came with an additional soundchip inside the cart allowing some of the other sound channels to produce a deep baseline.
I can't find a video on youtube, and it was never released in the US but was in Europe abliet without the extra sound and rewritten music.
Since we're also posting 16bit music for some reason, the same day i watched that video i saw a lot of videos of Turrican 2 on the Amiga. Very good music for 4 channel modules.