The Syndicate "Selected" sound.

...

There's quite one too many to list for me:

Hearing a cacophony of "Schutzstaffel!" in Wolf3D really does it for me.

Pulse Rifle, and also the Bullgut firing sounds from Shogo: Mobile Armor Division. The former especially given how I often have to fall back to using that thing for the next 12 hours.

"oh OPERN!!!!" and "OHHH MY FACE!!!" from H2H-Xmas for Doom II.

That stupid stock movie silenced pistol sound that's used in everything from the Duke3D Chaingun Cannon, to the "Machine Gun" (really a Ingram MAC-10) from Shogo, to even used as a ricochet sound in UT200x for some bizarre reason!

The Host Station ambient sounds from Urban Assault, in particular the Taerkasten Flying Fortress and Sulgogar Queen.

Translocator module sounds from Unreal Tournament.

,etc

Meatball wrote on 2021-12-24, 22:12:

Vae Victis!

So much this

Cool topic! Off the top of my head, these come to mind:

• Various voice clips from Duke3D: "Come get some!", "Who wants some?", "Hail to the king, baby!" etc.
• Many unit voices from WarCraft 2 and StarCraft: "Yes my lord!", "Battlecruiser operational.", "Power overwhelming!" etc.
• The Flak Cannon sound from UT '99
• The Quad Damage sound from Quake
• The Town Portal sound from Diablo 2

"oh no" - lemmings
"Construction complete" - dune2
"Yep" - settlers
"Get over here" - mortal kombat
"I'm gonna rip your head off and sh*t down your neck" - Duke nukem 3D
"Oh my god he's going postal" - postal

Of course they always sound in character when repeated in my head!

Ah great, now that I've started thinking about it, there are loads...

The zapzapzap sound at the very start of duke nukem 1.

Red Alert Hell March theme song.

Hadouken!

Must be Popcorn (music) from Digger. I played it on a pc clone back in 1989

The intro music of D.R.A.G.O.N Force (starting from the minute 2:23 in the video), albeit not in the good way, since I found it very annoying. Ironically, I actually love the game. For some reason I just love "real-time-with-pause" mechanics for squad level combat.

Anyway, the video above is not mine, and my copy is actually a DOS version instead of Amiga. The intro music is naturally a sequence of beep bop bop, but it retains the same annoying melody.

My copy is actually DOS version.

For some reason the PC speaker rendition of the PC version of Street Rod pops into my mind semi-regularly, as does the flying disk tune from the SMS version of California Games.

I was also taken aback recently when watching the new Dune movie (freaking awesome BTW) and hearing them pronounce Harkonnen differently than Dune 2, the sounds of which are seared into my synapses.

For me, the voices in Warcraft II

Aye, Aye, Sir
Set sail
Yes, Milord
...

It's even on YT:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wkc4uCaLpw

Anyway, this is the first IBM compatible game I've ever played. Try listening to the music for the entire length of the video, I dare you. It stuck with me for decades, albeit not as annoying as D.R.A.G.O.N Force intro on the previous post.

Anyone old enough to remember this?

Kreshna Aryaguna Nurzaman wrote on 2021-12-25, 08:32:

Anyway, this is the first IBM compatible game I've ever played. Try listening to the music for the entire length of the video, I […]
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Anyway, this is the first IBM compatible game I've ever played. Try listening to the music for the entire length of the video, I dare you. It stuck with me for decades, albeit not as annoying as D.R.A.G.O.N Force intro on the previous post.

Anyone old enough to remember this?

Yes. I love it. I can even smell the old machine when I watch it..

Well for the computer games I'd say most Stunts or some Jill of the Jungle (PC speaker version) sounds, the voice of Thief 1/2 main character.. usually often come to my mind the soundtrack of the 3DMark2000 demo.. I think I've listened it a thousand times and sometimes happen to think about it during building a PC config.. 😁
But the most remembered sounds imho are not related to videogames but the empty floppy disk drive sound at the boot or the 56K modem connection or the Win 98 boot sound. 😉

The healing and warp out sounds in the Apple II version of Dino Eggs.

The humming machinery background sounds in Crusader: No Remorse and No Regret.

Most of System Shock songs and sounds.

Various sound bites from Links386 Pro:
"Got a hold of that one!"
"That's in the deep stuff."

"Look at you, hacker: a pathetic creature of meat and bone, panting and sweating as you run through my corridors. How can you challenge a perfect, immortal machine?"

If you know, you know and this line needs no further explanation 😁

Also as you read it, you hear it in her voice.

Joakim wrote on 2021-12-25, 09:05:

Kreshna Aryaguna Nurzaman wrote on 2021-12-25, 08:32:

Anyway, this is the first IBM compatible game I've ever played. Try listening to the music for the entire length of the video, I […]
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Anyway, this is the first IBM compatible game I've ever played. Try listening to the music for the entire length of the video, I dare you. It stuck with me for decades, albeit not as annoying as D.R.A.G.O.N Force intro on the previous post.

Anyone old enough to remember this?

Yes. I love it. I can even smell the old machine when I watch it..

Nice to see someone who still remembers that game. 😀

TrashPanda wrote on 2021-12-25, 12:12:

"Look at you, hacker: a pathetic creature of meat and bone, panting and sweating as you run through my corridors. How can you challenge a perfect, immortal machine?"

If you know, you know and this line needs no further explanation 😁

Also as you read it, you hear it in her voice.

But of course I remember that line, S.H.O.D.A.N.

Anyway, I still remember the RWR sound (2:51) and lock tone (2:56) from F-16 Combat Pilot.

The first Test Drive has more memorable gameplay, probably because it has multiple cars out of the box. But sill, Test Drive II has more memorable theme song, whose low notes sound impressive on the 12" woofer of my JBL 120Tis.

Long story; the AVR is temporarily replaced by an Aiwa mini component system while the HTPC is being upgraded.

Quest for Glory (originally named Hero's Quest) has very catchy theme song, even on PC speaker.

The background sound effect of Alley Cat is still ringing in my head sometimes.

For more modern version, Jane's Combat Simulation has very memorable intro.

However, the most beautiful game-related sound that never stops singing in my head is a song named Gaining Ground from Warlords II. Just listen to the song, you won't be sorry.

Building
Construction complete
New construction options
Cannot deploy here
Silos needed

Red alert:

Mission accomplished - I say this to myself whenever I achieve something trivial
Silos needed
Awaiting orders
Unable to comply, building in progress

Driver 1 menu music and menu sound effect

Worms Armageddon / World Party "...traitor!"