I'm looking for good game music. Write down some of your favorites or what you like the most. It doesn't matter if they are new or old songs !!!
My taste is not important, I want to be inspired by what you all hear.
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“Errrrrm actually, Termination is from the PC 8-”
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Oh and surprise X68000 appearance. This technically originated on PC 88, but the old version gets stomped out by this one and it’s not even close Moon Scape
Feline friend, today I remembered[once more] that mmorpg I used to play, and the first song of its ost that made me stop in that world and listen, lost in thoughts. May it give you some kind of inspiration.
There is an element of magic to be found within a game's OST. If the game play can be likened to its bones. The art direction its skin, and the functionality its musculature. You might call the sound track its very soul. A work of art that stands apart wholly on its own while still defining every single moment the game itself. I'd like to hear some of the better sound tracks you've heard. Few notable ones I've experienced myself.
Devil May Cry 3 - Devils Never Cry
Klonoa 2 - Stepping Wind
The Terminator (Sega CD) Soundtrack - Destinations Unknown
Jade Cocoon - The Blue Cocoon Master
King's Field The Ancient City OST - Dark Reality (Extended)
There’s a reason that whenever I mention, when ANYBODY mentions Daytona USA, we get a bunch of people saying DAYYTONAAAAAAA~
Secondly, if you ever wanted to hear a Bomberman G-funk beat, here you go. It’s incredible.
Thirdly, fittingly, we have the ending to Sonic 3. It’s the only one of the Genesis games to not have a compilation ending theme, it would later be revealed to be a demo track for the Micheal Jackson song “Stranger in Moscow”, and it’s just a really good song to end off a hard day.
Fourth, here’s a modern game using “fakebit” in the best possible way. It’s a song that’s so incredibly motivational. The minigame it’s from, Demon Tower, is one of the most painfully hard things I’ve ever completed as a gamer (in stark contrast to the rest of Night in the Woods, which is a story based game). This is the kind of “you’re almost there, but it’s not over yet” kind of song that we all need every once in a while.
Finally, if you ever wanted to hear what FM synthesis can do for a game, you play Alisia Dragoon. I love this game, though I know it’s not beloved by everyone, but EVERYBODY has to respect that soundtrack.
In this trying time, may I offer you a rave inside a game cartridge from 1994?
Absolutely incredible. Nobody ever talks about any song from this game aside from Mind’s Eye and that’s a darn shame. Honorable mentions go to Ultra Yak, which may be the single angriest sounding song I’ve ever heard. But this theme, Digital Terror, is beautiful. Such incredible break beats and sample work.
Sorry for the feedback. There’s very few resources for me to find the cartridge version of this game’s soundtrack. A shame, since I prefer the cartridge version of this song to the arranged version from the official soundtrack release.
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I would also like to shoutout the genre of music that I affectionately call: “drum and bass for running from evil robots and aliens”
In this trying time, may I offer you a rave inside a game cartridge from 1994?
Absolutely incredible. Nobody ever talks about any song from this game aside from Mind’s Eye and that’s a darn shame. Honorable mentions go to Ultra Yak, which may be the single angriest sounding song I’ve ever heard. But this theme, Digital Terror, is beautiful. Such incredible break beats and sample work.
Sorry for the feedback. There’s very few resources for me to find the cartridge version of this game’s soundtrack. A shame, since I prefer the cartridge version of this song to the arranged version from the official soundtrack release.
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I would also like to shoutout the genre of music that I affectionately call: “drum and bass for running from evil robots and aliens”
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