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ReMixer： Neostorm ocremix．org FREE at ocremix．org • SHIRTS HOODIES! http • DONATE! bit．ly Facebook! facebook．com • Twitter! twitter．com • Game： Crystalis (SNK 1990 NES) • ReMixer(s)： Neostorm • Composer(s)： Yoko Osaka •Song(s)： • Posted： 2002-08-10 evaluated by djpretzel Founded in 1999 OverClocked ReMix is an organization dedicated to the appreciation preservation and interpretation of video game music． Its primary focus is ocremix．org - a website featuring thousands of free fan arrangements information on game music and composers resources for aspiring artists and a thriving community of video game music fans． For media inquiries (interviews articles conventions) or soundtrack development with OverClocked ReMix please contact us! http Video by José the Bronx Rican (José E． Felix) www．bronxrican．com Additional direction by Liontamer (Larry Oji) OverClocked ReMix is a not-for-profit site that provides a ton of free music which requires a ton of bandwidth and a pretty hefty web server． We need your help to keep the site running! • http • bit．ly JOIN US： • ocremix．org • facebook．com • twitter．com • last．fm • youtube．com • facebook．com • groups．myspace．com • orkut．com • fah-web．stanford．edu

Entry 33 in an on-going video series that offers a selection of musical tracks from various titles throughout gaming’s history． Crystalis God Slayer： Haruka Tenkuu no Sonata (jp) God Slayer： Sonata of the Far-Away Sky (tjp) ゴッド・スレイヤー はるか天空のソナタ (jp) Year： 1990 Platform： NES Developer： SNK Corporation Publisher： SNK Corporation Video source： Speeddemosarchive．com For more info on the game follow these links： www．mobygames．com www．gamefaqs．com en．wikipedia．org Watch this video with 44 KHz stereo sound： ca．youtube．com Using this link may affect video quality． Music composed by Yoko Osaka．

ReMixer： Ryan8bit ocremix．org FREE at ocremix．org • SHIRTS HOODIES! http • DONATE! bit．ly Facebook! facebook．com • Twitter! twitter．com • Game： Crystalis (SNK 1990 NES) • ReMixer(s)： Ryan8bit • Composer(s)： Yoko Osaka •Song(s)： • Posted： 2002-08-05 evaluated by djpretzel Founded in 1999 OverClocked ReMix is an organization dedicated to the appreciation preservation and interpretation of video game music． Its primary focus is ocremix．org - a website featuring thousands of free fan arrangements information on game music and composers resources for aspiring artists and a thriving community of video game music fans． For media inquiries (interviews articles conventions) or soundtrack development with OverClocked ReMix please contact us! http Video by José the Bronx Rican (José E． Felix) www．bronxrican．com Additional direction by Liontamer (Larry Oji) OverClocked ReMix is a not-for-profit site that provides a ton of free music which requires a ton of bandwidth and a pretty hefty web server． We need your help to keep the site running! • http • bit．ly JOIN US： • ocremix．org • facebook．com • twitter．com • last．fm • youtube．com • facebook．com • groups．myspace．com • orkut．com • fah-web．stanford．edu

Crystalis known in Japan as God Slayer： Haruka Tenkū no Sonata (ゴッド・スレイヤー はるか天空のソナタ？ lit． ’God Slayer： Sonata of the Far-Away Sky’) is an action RPG／action-adventure video game produced by SNK for the Nintendo Entertainment System． It was released on April 13 1990 in Japan and later that July in the United States． Though Crystalis never became a runaway hit it is now considered a cult classic．[1] The game’s initial success prompted a release for the Game Boy Color by Nintendo Software Technology in 2000 which is generally considered more of a remake than a simple port．[2][3][4] Many changes were made to the story music and other aspects of the game upsetting many fans of the original．[5]