If anyone is interested, the bear sound effects you've been talking about come from the Series 6000 sound effects collection.

I've recognized common sound effects going back as far as the 80's, so in the early 2000's I got determined to hunt a few of them down and find out why they were so pervasive.
Those of you recognizing the bear here would be equally familiar with the screeching falcon and "dragon" roar (griffins/dragons from WC2, along with every other dragon/hawk sfx in most games everywhere), the sci-fi power-door, and the magic/fireball explosion (doom, pretty much all of doom came from this effects CD).

I am really, really tempted to make a Series6000 tribute video. I own the Series 6000 collection myself (You can get it for ~$1000 online now a days), and use it in nearly every project.

For now, I've sifted the original sample video the company uses for their promotional stuff, but I don't know if qualifies as *Related=http://videosift.com/video/All-Hail-The-General-Sound-Effects-Library-Series-6000

There was a problem completing Related=http://videosift.com/video/All-Hail-The-General-Sound-Effects-Library-Series-6000 request.

Complete with sci-fi sound effect. Perfect!

I hope when the movie comes out, someone does the whole thing in sound effects...

Beta was fun! It got old playing the same map. People eventually found annoying advantages like getting an at-st right at the start and stomping/shooting rebels as they spawned. But yes, the sound effects/music alone made the game.

It was fun, very limited. But god damn, the music, the sound effects, people flying through the air when their jump packs malfunction. It's like crack for your childhood memories.

So this is the finished product, eh? It's good that whoever worked on that project finally got it done, even though the short that was already linked is 2 years old.

It does feel finished. But I'll be honest and to the point: the music sucks. It sucks sucks sucks sucks sucks sucks. If you were to mute the audio, you can enjoy it (and can almost hear the sound effect in your head). Watching it with the audio was both entertaining and irritating at the same time.

This just as easily could have ended up a Liveleak video, with him dropping to the floor with sparks and a zzzzzzt sound effect. With her annoying giggling turning into annoying shrieks.

Lovely sound effects.

I want to see what happens after a plant's finished digesting its victim. Does it dissolve the entire thing or does it drop a carcass when it reopens?

Enquiring minds want to know!

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That was pretty well done, although I thought the Matrix style woosh fight sound effects were a bit over used.

Why is Arrow in the tags? I know Deathstroke is in Arrow, but this has nothing to do with that

Agreed about the explosion effect, however, I was impressed with the delayed sound effects from the destroyers lasers and impact.

Yes its hilarious how uneducated he is

"Keep it 300 like the romans"

Moron, Spartans are Greek, and it historically references battle of Thermopylae which was then fictionalized into the graphic novel.

His rhymes suck so bad he tosses anything in that fits even if it makes no sense, and people call this talent?

He didn't even make the song, the beats/sound effects/screams/bass line are all samples of old music and movie clips

Pop can't make anything origial

fake shock sound effect kinda ruined it for me; this is because I watched too many Saturday morning cartoons and now many years later that sound effect ruins the suspension of belief even if it's genuinely happening.

Not just a great woodworking video, but great video editing!

And I love the high-speed sound effects.