Got that for you, sounds epic still.suntt123 said:
For me, the Halo theme is always solid gold:
Your favourite game theme?
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For me, the Halo theme is always solid gold:
My all time favorite gaming theme is the opening of Disgaea 2 and one of the many reasons why I consider this Disgaea installment as my favorite.
More recently, I've been really digging the Persona 4 Golden opening.
More recently, I've been really digging the Persona 4 Golden opening.
For some reason, Abel's theme always comes to mind when I think of good game music. Maybe it's just because a lot of Street Fighter 4's music is a bit pants, so this stands out more.
Oh, and also the title screen music for Persona 3 FES and Portable. Considering how dark and gloomy Persona 3 can be, it's funny that the music can make me so happy.
Oh, and also the title screen music for Persona 3 FES and Portable. Considering how dark and gloomy Persona 3 can be, it's funny that the music can make me so happy.
I've gotta give my points to the main themes of Persona 3 and 4. Not only for their individual excellence, but for how well they're weaved into the final boss themes, giving the ultimate battles a full sense of the narrative arc undergone.
Close seconds are Dark Souls' theme for Ornstein & Smough for its harrowing and heroic overtures, Romancing Saga: Minstrel Song's "A Written Invitation to Death," Just good stuff, rather hammers home that you've just picked a fight with a god, or Final Fantasy 6's "The Fierce Battle," because I don't think they've come up with a more menacing, genuinely nerve-stirring battle theme since.
Close seconds are Dark Souls' theme for Ornstein & Smough for its harrowing and heroic overtures, Romancing Saga: Minstrel Song's "A Written Invitation to Death," Just good stuff, rather hammers home that you've just picked a fight with a god, or Final Fantasy 6's "The Fierce Battle," because I don't think they've come up with a more menacing, genuinely nerve-stirring battle theme since.
I absolutely adore the TimeSplitters soundtrack, but the Western theme from TimeSplitters 2 is (in my opinion) the best of the whole series.Headsprouter said:
I also have a special love for the Hook (SNES) soundtrack with this one in particular taking the top spot (followed closely by "Rogues Gallery")
Final Fantasy main theme any time. It represents a large amount of what my school half-term holidays used to consist of.
I tend to turn off all videogame music these days. It just can't compete with pandora. So most of the VG music I know is pretty old.
As for an actual main theme(I'm pretty sure this is cheating because it was literally already a Louis Armstrong song
but Fallout 2's intro theme is the best main theme of any videogame no contest.
As for just general game music though, I'm really fond of both Total Annihilation's music and Quake II. Which is basically just full orchestral pieces and guitar riffs respectively.
The March Unto Death is one of the best songs for TA.
And here is Kill Ratio from Quake 2 for good measure.
As for an actual main theme(I'm pretty sure this is cheating because it was literally already a Louis Armstrong song
but Fallout 2's intro theme is the best main theme of any videogame no contest.As for just general game music though, I'm really fond of both Total Annihilation's music and Quake II. Which is basically just full orchestral pieces and guitar riffs respectively.
The March Unto Death is one of the best songs for TA.
And here is Kill Ratio from Quake 2 for good measure.
Trisection from Final Fantasy Tactics, The Descisive Battle and Searching For Friends from Final Fantasy VI and the overworld theme from Dragon Quest VIII (particularly the orchestrated version.)
Danana dana naaaaa~ *BOODOODAA* dada dana naaaaa~ Dooododododooododoooo
The addition of a flute in the remixed version is fantastic.
And I can't forget the ending theme to Arena. It's so beautiful.
The addition of a flute in the remixed version is fantastic.
And I can't forget the ending theme to Arena. It's so beautiful.
My favourite main theme to a game will always be this.
But as of about a month ago my favourite piece of video game music is:
Impossible not to love this
But as of about a month ago my favourite piece of video game music is:
Impossible not to love this
Can't believe no one's said this yet: (Yay nonsensical picture?)
It's just so relaxing and as soon as you hear it you know everything's going to be wonderful.
It's just so relaxing and as soon as you hear it you know everything's going to be wonderful.
I totally agree. Wild West is amazing. Check out this remix! I was a bit obsessed with it for a while.Zigot66 said:
I'm torn between the theme song in Cave Story and basically the entire soundtrack of Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinitey
Quick Question: Is Gates to Infinity as good as the other Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games? Recently bought a 3DS and I loved explorers of Darkness, but I've heard that the Wii PMD games were pretty awful.Dragonbums said:
OT: Burn My Dread from Persona 3 in all it's many forms is pretty good (though seriously there are like 5 versions). The Last Battle version in particular is very good, and was a big surprise after the much more ordinary Battle For Everyone's Souls. How many games have rap as the final boss theme?
Even after all these years it's still probably the opening theme for Baldur's Gate 2: Shadows of Amn, it just perfectly encapsulates the entire tone and mood of the game and even after having listened to it countless times I still enjoy it today.
Another oldie but goodie is the old Thief: The Dark Project theme.
Another oldie but goodie is the old Thief: The Dark Project theme.