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Sounds very cool.
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Best video game music and soundtracks
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I love it! Sounds like phantom of the opera in reverse when it starts.Then,it goes into a James Bond type lingo with some cool sounds.
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Shadow Wolf
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Final Fantasy used to put out some really good ones, back when Nobuo Uematsu composed the music.
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is a really good one.
Castlevania also usually has some really good ones, with Symphony of the Night, Curse of Darkness, and Lament of Innocence being my favorites.
Diablo 2 though is probably my favorite video game soundtrack.
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is a really good one.
Castlevania also usually has some really good ones, with Symphony of the Night, Curse of Darkness, and Lament of Innocence being my favorites.
Diablo 2 though is probably my favorite video game soundtrack.
My all-time favorite video game soundtrack:
Shadow Wolf
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I like to think video games have always had good music, starting with the NES. Castlevania, Zelda and Metroid have always had good ones. Megaman also had some good songs, especially once the X series started. For Sega there is Sonic, Shinning Force, Streets of Rage, and many other good ones. I really Final Fantasy though. The soundtrack I have always loved as much as everything else about the games, and when the development crew changed the games seemed to loose alot of what them shining diamonds in the gaming world.
Shadow Wolf
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I can't believe I forgot to mention The 7th Guest. And good music is really what was needed to help get through some of the more frustrating and difficult puzzles. Shame on us all for forgetting about such a classic game!
Nada
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Sounds cool.
Nada
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The Pool of Radiance music sounds cool.I'm a sucker for anything analog or midi style.Lol..
I love the music from the 3rd one,Civilization III Conquest.Awesome!
Jumi
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Then here's a couple of more just for you, hope you like them
Super Cars II
Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge
Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge
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Nada
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Then here's a couple of more just for you, hope you like them
Super Cars II
Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge
Cool jams.The second one reminded me of Renegade or Double dragon.
Jumi
Well-Known Member
This was the first ever computer game I played. We were visiting relatives, I was a kid and bored so the relatives thought C64 and Spyhunter would keep me entertained for an hour or two. They were right, I was hooked.
Nada
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Commodore 64.Yes,I remember that.My favorite in the early 80's was the Atari 2600 with combat and pac man.Cant forget defender.
Oh, and if you don't already watch them, I also present an episode from the series Extra Remix, produced by Extra Credits:
Very awesome series showcasing the work of video game remixers.
If you're like me and love the music from classic days of gaming but prefer the more sophisticated sound samples of modern games, remixes are a great source for that.
My favorite rendition of Gerudo Valley:
Very awesome series showcasing the work of video game remixers.
If you're like me and love the music from classic days of gaming but prefer the more sophisticated sound samples of modern games, remixes are a great source for that.
My favorite rendition of Gerudo Valley:
I LOVE that song!!! Sometimes sing it to myself. (And yes, I know it's the Lord's Prayer in Swahili; I don't care. ^_^)