You React You Lose | Super Nintendo Soundtrack Edition

One of the things that makes video games so much fun is the music and soundtracks. So many games had such great music I can't help but react. I wanted to see if your willpower was as weak as mine as I put YOU to the test! Can you identify these songs and games from the Super Nintendo or Super Famicom? And if so, can you not react?

What games did we chose to feature?
Super Mario World - Athletic Theme with YOSHI
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past - Overworld Theme
Donkey Kong Country - Simian Segue
Super Metroid - Main Title
Bonus Round: Chrono Trigger Main Theme

How many could you keep a straight face to? How many were you rocking out to? If you're like me, you probably failed this one pretty hard.

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