Crazy Game Intro: Burning Rangers

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Tuesday, January 19, 2010

I've already established that I love a good game intro. Nothing can get you pumped for hours of button mashing better than an assault of high-octane music and flashy video.

Few games did this better than the early CD-based Japanese titles, which started mimicking the over-the-top openings that anime had used for years.

Burning Rangers for the Sega Saturn is a great example. Sure, the multiple images of characters running in front of strobing lines is exciting, but the song sells it:

You can listen to the full song -- both in English and Japanese -- after the break.

 


Burning Hearts: English Version


Burning Hearts: Japanese Version

I first fell in love with that tune thanks to Samba de Amigo. Actually, I never really got to play Burning Rangers. It's sitting toward the top of my pile o' shame.

Starting now I cheer to embrace the magic!

 
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Comments (4)
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January 18, 2010
I love the mispellings: "Sense a spilit second."
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January 19, 2010
If only CoD: MW/MW2 had an intro like that. Maybe they would have some sort of success. For example: "Super soldier! Dying into the gun we boom! Soldier hero! In the Ghillie suit we run to hide the sKYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!! * crazy guitar solo *"
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January 19, 2010
God, I used to love this game! One of the Saturn's last gems.
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January 24, 2010
I still have my copy, Louie! I just ran across it earlier today while going through some old boxes of stuff. Gotta plug that Saturn back in!

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