SNES sound chip squeezing every ounce of personality out of the Toy Story license. This 1995 version translates the movie's vibe into 16-bit samples that punch way above their weight. Nightmare Buzz on the SPC700 has this dark, compressed tone that the PC version can't touch.
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Run Rex, Run! is frantic in the best way, the kind of loop that gets your palms sweating during a timed platforming section. Sid's Workbench layers in this unsettling toy-horror atmosphere that actually works with the limited sample memory.
Battle of the Mutant Toys goes hard too. The whole soundtrack understands that SNES hardware limitations are a feature, not a problem. If you appreciate what composers could do with Sony's sound chip, give this a spin.