Sharp X68000 FM synthesis screaming at full power. GENOCIDE is the 1990 original release of the mech shooter on Sharp's powerhouse home computer, and it sounds ferocious. "Right Away" rips through with an urgency that most 16-bit era tracks cannot touch, "Mysticism" drops into something eerie and calculated, and "Affection" surprises you with genuine warmth after all that aggression.
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The tracklist is massive. 35 entries covering every stage, visual demo, internal track, and jingle. "World Without End" and "Tensity" close out the main game with this feeling of something enormous ending. X68000 sound hardware punching well above its era.
You can hear the technical ambition in every channel. If you want to understand why the X68000 had a reputation for incredible game audio, GENOCIDE is exhibit A.