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Hue – Breakthrough, Droplets, With ComplimentsĬhrono Trigger – Grand Millennial Fair, Wind Scene The Pedestrian – Means to an End, Rush Hour, Lost in the City, Czar Louie's Reigna, Clocking In Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade’s Revenge – GambitĮcco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future – Aquamarine Bay

Okami – Spirit Extermination, Reset ~Thank You ~, Constellation (Dragon Sketch), Kamiki Village 1, Kamiki Village 2, Giving Susano a Ride, Tamaya’s Theme The Messenger – Impossible Ascent (Searing Crags), Manfred the Sky Serpent Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Pursuit ~ Cornered, Maya Fey ~ Turnabout Sisters' Theme Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island – Athletic Themeĭonkey King Country – Jungle Groove, Fear Factory, Life in the Mines Kirby Triple Star Deluxe – Moonstruck Blossom Might and Magic VI: The Mandate of Heaven – Town Exploring 1, Town Exploring 3 The Elder Scrolls: Arena – Low-res soundtrack selection

#CROSSCODE LOST SHRINE FULL#

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion – Full OST Shin Megami Tensei 4: Apocalypse – Boss Battle Batbarian : Testimony of the Primoridals has a surprisingly good soundtrack which bounces between disco and rock in a way that reminds me of Castlevania and Crypt of the Necrodancer.Ī Hat in Time – Scootin’ Through Mafia Town, A Forsaken Place, The Lava Cake Peak, Rush Hour, Mafia Town is Asleep, Your Contract Has Expired, Bon Voyage!, Main Theme, Trainwreck of Electro Swing With all that being said, it was actually a quietly released metroidvania that I had intentionally ignored that now caught my attention. I was mistaken, however the tracks carried a progression that I could fully enjoy getting swept up in, and I even experienced a nice nostalgic effect from the style's similarities to a certain old RTS I used to play. Doom Eternal, on the other hand, was something I fully expected to dislike for its emphasis on adrenaline-fueled metal. Having never experienced any of Supergiant's products, there is (or may be) a vital component missing to my understanding its merits beyond the technical. I was not able to appreciate the music from Ori and the Blind Forest until I'd experienced it as part of the whole product, and I suspect it will be the same with Will of the Wisps. I believe a large part of this is the strong bond his compositions have with their situational context, i.e. I've come to enjoy Transistor, but it is an enjoyment that was developed over time. To address the obvious: I can appreciate Darren Korb's work on a technical level, but it does not immediately appeal to me for casual listening. So I sat down to quickly look through a bunch of OSTs that I'd been putting off to see if anything stood out.

I was trying to determine what my personal top five soundtracks of the year would be, and could only think of four that had really stuck in my mind impactfully (discounting DLC soundtracks for games released in years previous, such as Cadence of Hyrule). I have been very hyped for the prequel's music, and it has not disappointed. Octopath is my second favorite video game soundtrack of all time, just barely tailing the collective Touhou Project for my number one. The soundtrack for Octopath Traveler: Champions of the Continent has finally been getting uploaded to Youtube. Daredevil stands out in your selection I'll probably be listening to that more in the future. I haven't even touched the music for Scramble and Royal. Wake Up, Get Out There is in SSBU? That seems almost insulting, but the representation is technically unaffected, so. Either way, I was very impressed by this piece, and hope I can find more on it later. Duo Blade Against didn't seem to be included in the four volume soundtrack release, and I'm unsure if it's unreleased or if there are more albums. I almost used Leviathan in place of Metal Hypnotized when putting the post together. So I will always appreciate someone who is more familiar with the soundtrack and/or source game providing a more experienced prospective. Thank you for your expansions! In doing this weekly, there are times I feature a soundtrack I'm not actually that familiar with.

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