And that was spinning burn, Street Fighter EX3. Not the greatest game in the Street Fighter franchise, but a solitude nonetheless. To anyone who's just joined us, welcome back to the Turbo Sports Radio and welcome to Mega Mix 20, the Super Mega Mix. So the next track is a personal favourite of mine.
Here in the opening bars gets you ready to seal a police car and plow down a load of innocent mugs. An absolute banger from 1997. This is the theme tune from Grand Theft Auto. Watchoon, what's okay?
GTA, Grand Theft Auto. You'll listen to the Turbo Sports Radio Mega Mix 20, so you've still got plenty of tunes to come from the Super Mega Mix. We've actually got some messages and requests from the rest of the Turbo Sports Radio staff. So let's find out who our first caller is.
Alright, Rosie, it's Matt, Daniel, Turbo, Taba and I hope you're doing well. I love any programme so far, I love any of the tracks I've been playing. I'm just glad I promised you'd come and imagine me some of the lads, probably going in the back round now. I've been with this gushy man of bar and what we really like you to play is the turtles featuring out.
You know, as well as I do, there's been fucking hundreds of turtles games, loads of different systems. I love them, I love walking around and kicking people in the face, sorry, boat, stick, nunchucks, wherever you... Yeah, what? Talking about him out.
You can hear me saying it. Fucking hear it. I'm literally saying it out. Sorry mate, I've got a couple of turtles, I've probably got a couple of weapons, I've got a boat, stuff up the arse, I'm fucking signing back at the end.
But what I was saying, off my own back, is if you're blaming the turtles, finchoon please. And number two, after a couple of fights, you've got the bulls, a couple of black eyes, a couple of broken arms, you know how it gets down, if people get a larry, there's quite often a fucking rhino charging for you or pissed up on the floor. Anyway, bad discussion, it's straight enough, I did that some pirates in here last night, R&R and R&R, we've pirated around. And we've decided that we'd like to hear your monkey, I don't even finchoon.
It's an old one, I know, the old point and click, we like it. And it's also a discussion about what the fucking call it, what sort of game it was. I thought it was a pointy pinky, but I ain't right, and then my old spirit guy, he came, whispered in the air, he's a point and click mate, point and click. So, I didn't look, I'm digging front of everyone.
So I did myself quite well there. So thanks, that's the theory, guys. Yeah, Rosie. Yeah, go ahead and say.
He's saying he's having a big mix so far. Anything else? No, he's fucked off now. But anyway, for me, Dan's ever tavern it, it's essentially just a total finchoon.
But as if it was played on a fucking 8-bit system. So lovely picks there, chosen by Matt, the landlord of the Turbo Tapping, cheers for calling him mate. Nice tunes, let's keep the request coming in, let's see who's online too. How's it going, this is John O'Corn from the Turbo Tabletop Pakes Q.
I've got two song requests for you today. First, we've got from the alien trilogy back on the PS1, and maybe other consoles, but I played it on the PS1. It's track 5, this is the song that plays on the first level of the game. Creepy as shit, gets you set in for the, for the road ahead.
I think I only ever did three levels as a kid, but great game, great track, eerie vibes. And the second track, also following on from the eerie vibes. But from Pokemon Blue and Red, it's the Lavender Town music. If you haven't played Pokemon, this is the town is the graveyard town, it's where the, it's where the ghost Pokemon are.
And if you want to get yourself a ghastly to get the bad boy Genga, this is where you go, you go into the tower, you get that. And then we've also got this ominous track. Doo doo doo doo. Fucking great song.
Some creepy tunes there from John O, trying to scale the listeners of Turbo Sports Radio. One more corner on the line, we know this is going to be, there's going to be no surprise, this has to be the Marksman himself, Mr Gun Club, Buckbill, Will Hickey. Alright, here we go. Some of my favourite tracks.
Gotta be from the Nintendo 64 from me. First pick, it's gotta be from F-Zero X. Some of the craziest tracks for racing you could probably think of. Just what you want to listen to when you're racing in space.
My second pick is obviously going to be another classic from GoldenEye. A lot to choose from, I had to listen to pretty much the whole catalogue. Obviously we can all remember different ones in our heads. Pushed them forward to the man, they're sad.
Nice one Will, some great picks there from the N64, F-Zero X, GoldenEye, some of my favourite games from the system. So we're winding down now, thanks everyone for listening to the Super Mega Mix, Mega Mix 20. I live you with a lovely little track that encapsulates every sound, every tune from your friend of mine, Mega Man 2.