This album is more for relaxation and background music, and some songs are more lively and make you feel like dancing. It uses modern instrumentation and synthesizer, of course, but it strives to remain closer to the original feeling of quiet mystery and solitude. However, this is not the case in Timeless Ocean because this album stays closer to the original styling of the classic video game soundtracks. It’s been a few years since reviewing SOUND WAVES, but I remember that about half of that album’s songs had changed genre so much that it was hard to get into (with heavy, grinding electric guitar, and super-fast drumbeats, etc.). This music album is actually the second Ecco-tribute release that I’ve reviewed for Sega-16.
It’s published online for free download (and YouTube playback) by “Pixel Mixers,” an online community devoted to arranging and performing video game music (Click here for its YouTube vid, which includes its download link). Such a release is especially surprising and impressive since Ecco has not had a new game since his Dreamcast appearance, two decades ago! August 2019 saw the release of Timeless Ocean: An Ecco the Dolphin Tribute Album. One such recent discovery was learning that a new Ecco music tribute album just came out. To me, it’s always finding new things that nobody ever talks about. For that reason, exploring Ecco’s series is rewarding. Sure, it received some TV ads, and magazine reviews, etc., but Ecco never took the spotlight like his famous cousin, Sonic. Title: Ecco Jr.Genre: Music Developer: Various Artists Publisher: Pixel Mixers Released: 2019įor the most part, the Ecco the Dolphin series has always floated in the background. If you'd like to find a specific game quickly, please utilise the code issued by the game's name in the index by searching for it with ctrl+f in your browser. on the Mega Drive, but only through a download via the Sega Channel during August of 1995, so no physical carts exist.Īll scans supplied are PNG format unless otherwise specified at 600DPI for archival purposes, as a result some files may be quite large.
Both games are classed as edutainment, with a focus on exploration first and foremost. Right Brain Development Series 2 Ecco Jr.). and the Great Ocean Treasure Hunt! (or: 右脳開発シリーズ2 Ecco Jr.
There are two versions of Ecco Jr.: the Mega Drive game, which saw a physical release in Australia and the US, and then the Sega Pico release which was titled Ecco Jr. is a bit of an oddity - not entirely a canon game (unless you consider it happening during Ecco's childhood,) but it is a fun addition to the franchise.
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