The Blues Brothers [PC, Titus 1991] Level 2 of 6

The Blues Brothers
Developed and published by Titus, released in 1991.
Playthrough in six parts, recorded with DOSBox 0.73 and encoded (Xvid) and cut with VirtualDub 1.8.8.

[@MrIEatDirt]

one of the first games i played as a child. :) but i always died in level 2.. :)

[@AkiVideos]

The best videogame music of the 90's years with the best soundcard, the famous SoundBlaster. Incredible game

[@GAG091186]

A childhood friend of mine had this on their family computer, a 486DX2 with Windows 3.11 and a CD-ROM drive. My brother however had this on an Amiga 1200 on a floppy disk. The Amiga version had a different arrangement for the soundtrack, in other words I believe the same soundtrack but used in different levels. The Amiga version had more colors on the backgrounds (gradients instead of a single background color), while offering smooth scrolling while running around & having vastly superior audio quality. Too bad the floppy disk for this game on the Amiga got corrupted, good there's things such as Amiga emulators in this day and age.

[@lelio83]

I love the Sound Blaster sound!

[@Tevoxzi]

I remember long, long ago playing this game.

[@torradadanxoves]

Same here. Years after that when I was older I accidentally found the game and finished it, it was fantastic!

[@PlackPerson]

10 Years ago, i had this game. I love it.

[@SpamoMaximo]

Man, I was waiting for this solution my whole life! Tanks DUDE!

[@kimeg7294]

This game is as old as I am.

[@mars4ever]

Damn, I was convinced that this music was "sweet home chicago"!

[@NewhamMatt]

Same chord progression. 12-bar blues.

[@DrHouseIT]

The name of the song is "Almost", i love it!

[@NewhamMatt]

I think you'll find that the actual name is "I Got Everything I Need (Almost)".

[@enricocrosato187]

From 1:24 to 2:16 the most frustrating part of a vdeogame EVER