Great game music.
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This game was unlike anything I’d played at the time, especially on console, and the music played no small part in drawing me into its incredible world -
Fuck yes, that music was very atmospheric, considering the limited tech they had for sounds back then. Loved that game.
This Tribute Concert To Red Dead Redemption II Proved The Power Of Its Music
I attended the Tribeca Festival and re-lived the world and story of Red Dead Redemption II through song.
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String music, both in A Minor-
GG has always had incredible OST’s from both technical and artistic perspectives, but this one is particularly beautiful and full bodied.
The melancholy tones for some of the game’s massive amount of musical themes themselves basically mirror the state of the industry, which signals in all likelihood never seeing a single player-focused efforts of this scale again.
GG has always had incredible OST’s from both technical and artistic perspectives, but this one is particularly beautiful and full bodied.
The melancholy tones for some of the game’s massive amount of musical themes themselves basically mirror the state of the industry, which signals in all likelihood never seeing a single player-focused efforts of this scale again.
One of the best 90s Action movie style soundtracks ever made!
Can't forget Wild Dog!
Can't forget Wild Dog!
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Hate on LJN all day long, but this remains the best music for an Aliens franchise game. It legit feels like something that Horner would have composed (through a 16 bit filter, of course)
I honestly never played the game, and yes it's a remix, but as someone who has a love for Sho Kosugi ninja films, this was just brilliant.
And speaking of Ninjas...
I honestly never played the game, and yes it's a remix, but as someone who has a love for Sho Kosugi ninja films, this was just brilliant.
And speaking of Ninjas...
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I've played Ninja Warriors Again, but still haven't touched Once Again. Anything different other than Raiden and Yaksha?
Oh, and surely you've seen this I hope...
The revamped combat system, stage select, no scoring (fastest time only. If you die and continue, you lose the timer.), i new enemy type (a drone), and couple more I do not want to spoil.
Multiple times. I have it posted on one of the music threads.
At around the 30 second mark this turns into a Hotline Miami track. Just Tim Follin doing that thing he does
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I honestly didn't really care for the game it'self too much (it wasn't BAD, just not that impressive)
But this...DAMN does it slap and match it's subject material. One of the best main themes I've heard in a long fucking time. It really belongs in a much more grimy and gritty brawler.
But this...DAMN does it slap and match it's subject material. One of the best main themes I've heard in a long fucking time. It really belongs in a much more grimy and gritty brawler.
A mediocre racing game, but holy fuck is the main menu theme hype af.
@happyninja42. I know you love synth-wave, so you will get a kick out of this! Especially at the 4:22 mark. You and your wife will FIIIILLL IIITTTTT!
Streets of Rage may sport the overall best collection of bmup tunes as a franchise, but IMO this one powerhouses out even the mighty Fighting in the Street and Go Forward...
And my favorite arcade tune that didn't come from a bmup, quite proper that it's my alltime favorite arcade game that wasn't a bmup!
And my favorite arcade tune that didn't come from a bmup, quite proper that it's my alltime favorite arcade game that wasn't a bmup!