What do you think is the best song in an 1990s Windows game? Find that song in the Video Game Music Room and post it to this thread. You can find all Windows Gaming music here:
https://www.vizzed.com/videogames/music.php?system=pc

You can find a list of all available Windows games on that page as well. You can also go to a game's page and if it has the soundtrack link available from that page, click it. Just remember that the game had to have been released in the 1990s.

If a soundtrack is missing that you'd like to do a song for, be sure to request it here:
https://www.vizzed.com/boards/thread.php?id=102128


How the Winner is Determined

Rating
When the competition is over, users will vote on the submissions in a music stream (songs will not be in order of their submission like previous streams). Toward the end of each song, I'll give the viewers a link to the song's page on Vizzed and they'll rate the song on a scale from 1-5.

Only new ratings count which means that if the user has already rated the song, their rating will not count. This is so that all previous ratings of a song don't count since popular songs would automatically win. This is also to help encourage users to find lesser known songs.

Scoring
In order to win, a user needs to get the most points from all of their songs. A song earns points by getting a rating of more than 3. So however many points above a 3 a song gets, that's how many points the user gets from that song. So if a song gets an average of 4.5 rating, that's +1.5 points for that user. A perfect rating for a song would be 5 so +2 points would be the most points a user could get for a song.

However, if a user submits a poorly rated song that gets a rating less than 3, they lose points based on however many points below they the song got. So if a song got an average rating of 2, the user would lose 1 point. This is a way to discourage users from submitting bad songs which take up stream time. Users share points if more than 1 user submit the same song (but points wont be divided by more than 3).

Submitting
When you submit a song, you optionally can wrap it in administrator tags! This makes it so that no one else can see your submissions which helps prevent users from stealing submissions from other users. It also makes the act of song submitting anonymous so that users don't know who is submitting what which makes them have to try and focus on submitting songs that aren't common.

This is how you'd do your submission with an closed tag:
[closed]
Your submissions here
[/closed]



Rules
-The game had to have been released in the 1990s or on Windows 95 or Windows 98
-You can submit up to 10 submissions total
-You can submit up to 5 songs per a company
-You can submit up to 3 songs per a franchise
-You can submit only 2 songs per a game
-You can submit no more than 1 licensed song (a song that didn't originate from a video game)
-Songs must be longer than 30 seconds (songs longer 5 minutes will be cut off at 5 minutes)
-You can do the same song as someone else but you and that user share the points (if more than 3 users do the same song, it'll be the equivalent of 3 users)

New Rule: If your overall score ends up being negative, you'll be banned from the next music competition. This is to help reduce the number of bad submissions since those kill the stream.



Prizes
1st = 100,000 Viz
2nd = 50,000 Viz
3rd = 30,000 Viz
4th = 10,000 Viz
5th = 5,000 Viz



Trophy Award
The user who wins this competition will get a special trophy item added to their Vizzed Market inventory. Users will be able to display all the trophies they've earned on their profiles (when I'm done remaking them).



Competition Ends
July 30th



Competition Begins
Now

Were the results for last month's competition ever posted?
Also The Sims was just barely not in the 90's by only 30 days, so it'd be great if you counted it anyways because there's not much to choose from

Also, is it fine if I update my post later when you add some more games? I still have 4 songs I need to add.

TheFadedWarrior : I'm altering the rules a little. If it came out on Windows 95 or Windows 98, it'll be allowed. The Sims was released on Windows 98 so that'll be allowed.

Here is my choice, but it's not in the music game room.

Davideo7 : This is my 37th music competition

This is my first entry:



This is my second emtry:



This is my third entry:



This is my 4th entry:



This is my 5th entry:



This is my 6th entry:



This is my seventh entry:



This is my eighth entry:

The retro music room for Windows is... pretty sparse. I think this game rather deserves to be in there.



EDIT: I did some research for 90s games and found some more I really liked, so I'm adding those.

Letting everyone know that I've delayed the deadline for this to July 30th, Tuesday.

The site has been hacked and so I can't justify investing any time into this for now. Sorry to those who competed.