In 1995, the movie Waterworld was released and the real world was changed forever. As we pass the 25th anniversary, we attempt to rehabilitate the reputation of a perfectly competent mid 90s action film and then "dive" into the music of the many licensed cash-in games that followed the film's release. The bulk of the Waterworld games were fittingly developed and/or published in 1995 by Ocean Software for the SNES, Virtual Boy, and Game Boy. They're a series of action games featuring a combination of swimming, platforming and boat combat stages. We also cover the unreleased Mega Drive port (based on the SNES) and briefly touch on the oddball PC Waterworld, a real-time strategy game published by Interplay in 1997. After we recorded the show we realized we missed a Waterworld pinball game, so apologies if you're sad that we left it out! Each version features a different composer, and the music ranges from bad to excellent with no real correlation to gameplay quality. Join us as we go through 5 releases of the game, with a heavier emphasis on the SNES, VB, and MD versions. Special thanks to Scooblee for ripping the Mega Drive version of the music on Project2612 earlier this year. Track List: * * * * * * * * * * * * * Waterworld Super Nintendo (1995) Composed by Dean Evans Virtual Boy (1995) Composed by Dean Evans, Rearranged by Jonathan Dunn Gameboy (1995) Composed by David "Uncle Art" Lowe DOS / PC (1997) Composed by Richard Band Mega Drive (Unreleased - 1995) Composed by Jason Page