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Video Game Music

How do you like your video game music.

I've tread quite a bit in these waters, and I'm wading through some pretty obscure stuff right now. It's evident I have a preference for 16-bit songs.



this one is rts so i don't think it's everyone's cup of tea because it's not very exciting, but the sax part at the end is incredible and i think it alone makes it all worth it

both remixes of the same song. i can't exactly choose which one is better since they're good in their own ways



couple more
edit: rly i can't post anymore

This post has been edited by Seppucrow: 30 July 2012 - 03:20 AM

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I like anything from the legend of zelda series really. But I like the song of storms best
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Oldies are nice.


vv Accidentally pasted the not as good English Version. Fixed.

This post has been edited by MouseCat: 30 July 2012 - 03:38 AM

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In most game music I like, nostalgia usually plays a big role. Like the broken record I am, I'll say that I really enjoy Mega Man X music, it gets me pumped and in the appropriate mood for side-scroller ass-kicking (though I thought Mega Man X3's soundtrack was a little repetitive).
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Earlier today I tried playing Republic Commando for PC, but it didn't load right and it would crash a lot, but the title music still played and god dammit I love it (really sets the tone IMO). Apparently you could download the game's music for free from the homepage, but it was taken a down a long time ago (got it from a fan site instead).
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The music for some RPGs can be pretty enjoyable, like I have a soft spot for quite a few Final Fantasy 7 tracks (usually boss fight music).

I seem to recall being blown away by the music for Halo when it first came out, and I really liked the music they had for Conker Live & Reloaded multiplayer maps.

This post has been edited by ChewySmokey: 30 July 2012 - 04:24 AM

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The mother 3 soundtrack it´s beautifull
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...the entirety of my favorites list should about sum things up. Link.
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http://vip.aersia.net/vip.swf

Video game music galore.

Also Dragon Age: Origins and Metro 2033 have the best Sound tracks

and this

This post has been edited by Supah: 02 August 2012 - 11:29 AM

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Pretty much anything from the SaGa related games. They've always got awesome music, especially the battle themes. Damn shame Kenji Ito isn't given as much praise as Nobuo Uematsu. Though that might be because most SaGa games aren't particularly popular.

My favorite sound track has to be Romancing SaGa: Minstrels Song, a PS2 remake of the first Romancing SaGa title for the SNES.

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Love myself some video game music, but I don't really care what era it's from, as long as it sounds good.

Obviously my favorite game of all time would have the best music of all time as well...

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Oh Shada, you and your Ghost Trick.

Let's see... what obscure games have amazing soundtracks, though...? Oh yes, I know!

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Eternal Sonata is awesome, by the way. I highly recommend it.

This post has been edited by Nytillion: 03 August 2012 - 02:28 AM

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Akira Yamaoka is the undisputed king of video game music.

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bit music? How about real music in video games?
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GOAT


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Chewy I love Megaman X music. Storm Hawk's theme is my favorite.

LuckyCat: Mother 3 is one of my favorites, and it has a lot.

Vigtyr: I think Kenji Ito is part of the "Squaresoft Quartet", but I think he is the least good one.

I don't like video game music that tries not to sound like video game music (aka "real music") much -- I think people only like that stuff just because they're from games that they really like, and those people who like it (like Moosack) are untasteful and uninteresting. Video game music is a medium, but it founded its own sub-genre when it had to make music within its restrictions, and it relied on making unique and interesting melodies, and I look down on composers who aren't inspired by that.

I don't mean that video game music shouldn't be orchestrated, as there are many that are like that and can be good, but I think there's kind of a distinct influence from them that they should embrace.

Hard to explain what I mean, but this is what I constitute as "video game music"

Here are some more of my favorites.

<-- I really recommend you listen to this; it's extremely catchy.



I don't like showing off Final Fantasy music cause it's a bit too popular, but I have a particular attachment to the Rebel Army Theme
(At this point I don't think anyone cares oh well)

This post has been edited by Seppucrow: 06 August 2012 - 04:39 PM

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ESIV: Oblivion and the Halo series probably contain my favorite gaming OSTs.





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best song in gaming ever. fight me.


close second. full-version.


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There is plenty of video game music that I love that'll probably take forever to explain. So here are some games.

Game 1:FOR GREAT JUSTICE! (Zero Wing)
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Game 2: Scott Pilgrim vs The World: The Game
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Game 3: Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater
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Game4: Sonic The Hedgehog 3
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This post has been edited by Splee36: 08 August 2012 - 03:18 PM

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The Binding Of Isaac soundtrack is pretty good.


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A couple I really like and I think are missing.
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And by couple I mean the post limit.

This post has been edited by jackkuro: 08 August 2012 - 11:08 PM

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I was looking around, then I remembered one game with one of the greatest sound tracks I have ever heard for any indie game.
I'm of course talking about Bastion.

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I have a soft spot for orchestrated music. I've attended two Zelda concerts, and they were both amazing. I'm pretty open to different types though. :D I own soundtracks to the Layton Series, Ace Attorney series, Zelda series, Xenogears, and Chrono Trigger (although it's like, two songs :T). I'm hoping to get more soundtracks.

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The theme for the last boss in Mushihimesama Futari is appropriate. The battle is intense, as well as the track.


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GOOD MUSIC 10/10
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Completely forgot about this. I just started this game back up again and couldn't help but put this up.

View PostSplee36, on 08 August 2012 - 11:13 PM, said:

I was looking around, then I remembered one game with one of the greatest sound tracks I have ever heard for any indie game.
I'm of course talking about Bastion.

Personally, it's the voice-over that really does it for me.
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I've got a whole playlist.

This post has been edited by Flyboy1945: 17 August 2012 - 12:05 AM

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