The video game songs that will help you

We hope you like this list and that it encourages you to start moving toward a healthier life.

Guile's theme Street Fighter II

The truth is that it is a song that does not require an introduction; in fact, the original still sounds fantastic. Of all the versions we've heard, the one we like best is the one we leaving you in the attached video since it has a touch of intensity that fits well with the essence of the song and prevents it from becoming diluted. A gem that should not be overlooked in your collection.

Ninja Gaiden level 4-2 theme

This track may be unfamiliar to our younger readers, but it's one of the best songs ever heard in an '80s video game. It always gives us the boost We need to keep running or do a few more reps. The version we leaving you with is, in our view, one of the best ever made since it manages to keep the original's unique rhythm while also introducing new parts that fit well and make it even more epic.

The theme of the Japan team from The King of Fighters 95

The King of Fighters saga contains some of the best video game songs in history. Motivation in its simplest form, with a beat that changes to transmit different sensations and stimulate us at certain points in our workout.

The theme of Captain America in Marvel vs. Capcom

The metal version we leaving you with below these lines is the best we've found so far, and it has it all, because it not only improves and strengthens the original song's foundation, but it also introduces a guitar solo that matches wonderfully and looks so good that it appears to have always been there.

The Stygian theme of Metal: Hellsinger

Metal: Hellsinger is a video game from this generation that draws directly from the essence of DOOM Eternal, although it falls short of that game's technological level and is guilty of an overly repetitive approach. Overall, the music is a metal lover's dream, with the Stygia theme being the best of the bunch. Alissa White-voice, Gluz's as Arch Enemy's vocalist, sounds amazing with the contrast that she creates with her guttural tones.

Double Dragon theme

Our favorite theme in this game is the metal version of the first level of the Nintendo NES game, which has been converted with remarkable mastery, as heard in the attached video. All the essence of the 1980s condensed into just over two minutes of pure motivation, complete with one of the finest brought solos we've ever seen.

Mass Effect 3 - Hold The Line Theme II

Mass Effect also has an excellent soundtrack, but SebDoom's rendition of Hold The Line is fantastic and deserves to be regarded as one of the best "covers" in video game history. A truly fantastic tune with an epic opening capable of providing us with the "rush" we require to begin training with zeal. Highly suggested, and it's also a fantastic idea to go running with him.

Post by Bryan C.