52 réponses à ce sujet

[Sir DeLoria]

Dark Souls, Dark Souls 2, Demon's Souls

Uncharted series

Borderlands series

Kingdom Hearts series

MGS series

[Liamv2]

Mandatory Ar tonelico/Surge concerto comment.

 

[Gravisanimi]

Mandatory Ar tonelico/Surge concerto comment.
EXEC_FLIP_ARPHAGE/.

I beat you, but ironic I am listening to this now.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Jazz Jackrabbit 2

Paradox Games (Andreas Waldetoft)

Heroes of might and Magic series

Civilization III, V and Colonization

Mass Effect series

Medieval II: Total War

 

=incomplete list=

[TheChris92]

Metal Gear Solid 1-3 & Peace Walker

 

Metal Gear Solid 2 probably had the most solid soundtrack out of them all next to 3

It generally consisted of neat blues, jazzy tunes that neat fit with that eerie atmosphere of the Big Shell.

 

- Best is Yet to Come

 

- Strut A Pump Room (Dat contrabass)

 

- Tanker Incident (Alert Phase -- Best Alert Phase)

 

- Debriefing

 

- Can't Say Goodbye to Yesterday

 

- Snake Eater

 

- Heaven's Divide

_____________________________________________________________________________

 

Silent Hill Series, specifically 1-4 (Akira Yamaoka) -- Yamaoka is a master and he made the soundtrack as great as it was

 

- Promise

 

- Promise (Reprise)

 

- Theme of Laura

 

- Heaven's Night

 

- Letter - From The Lost Days (Mary Elizabeth McGlynn is a good singer)

 

- Melancholy Requiem

____________________________________________________________________________________

Persona series - Shoji Meguro is one of a kind; Blending everything from rock to jazz, hip-hop tunes, blues and even J-pop and still manages

to capture almost any raw emotion of the youthful spirit that is series -- Ultimately resulting in an excellent soundtrack. Always.

 

- Burn My Dread

 

- Master of Tartarus 

 

- Mass Destruction

 

- Castle

 

- Time to Make History

 

- Corridor

 

- The Almighty

________________________________________________________________________

The Longest Journey & Dreamfall -- Simon Poole & other composers created the themes for these great adventure games

 

- Dreamfall Theme

 

- Marcuria and the Northlands

 

- Don't Just Say

________________________________________________________________________

Hitman series -- Jesper Kyd is excellent and I remember his tracks for Blood Money the most

 

- Rocky Mountains

 

- Night Time in New Orleans

 

- Vegas

________________________________________________________________________

Psychonauts -- Peter McConnell's blues-sounding guitar accords of Camp Whispering Rock was sold me

Along with anything else about this game. At times, it reminded me a bit of the Sly Cooper soundtrack which was neat.

 

- Whispering Rock Psychic Summer Camp

 

- A Mind of Bauhaus Principles

 

- Asylum of a Bygone Age

________________________________________________________________________

Knights of the Old Republic 2 -- It was one of the first western-RPGs I got into at the time since I was a fan of Star Wars

It felt so unlike John Williams, so unlike Star Wars, there was a neat atmosphere to it, and yet.. it still sounded like Star Wars

 

- Rebuilt Jedi Enclave

 

- Peragus Mining Facility (This was one was my favorite due to the atmosphere it creates for the abandoned mining facility - Love it)

 

- Dantooine

 

- Valley of the Dark Lords

_____________________________________________________________________________________

BioShock series -- The first game had some very memorable ones it was also the stronger of them all -- Best atmosphere

 

- Cohen's Masterpiece

 

- Welcome to Rapture

 

- Dancers on a String

_____________________________________________________________________________________

Kingdom Hearts series -- This franchise has pretty much sold it with its music

 

- Cavern of Remembrance

 

- Deep Anxiety

 

- The 13th Struggle

 

- Organization XIII

 

- Halloween Town (ak.a. best Disney World in all the games)

 

- Dearly Beloved (KH2 version)

____________________________________________________________________

Sly Cooper series -- Specifically the second game

 

- Paris

 

- Wine Cellar

 

- Dance with Carmelita

 

- Prison

 

- Contessa's Castle

___________________________________________________________________

The Witcher 2 -- The game had a neat soundtrack going for it with that Eastern European feel to it

 

- Blue Mountains

 

- A Tavern at the Riverbank

 

- Flotsam at Sunrise

__________________________________________________________________

Valkyria Chronicles

 

- A Moment of Relief

 

- Battle

 

- Chronicles of the Gallian War

 

- Desperate Battle (Love this one)

 

- Farewell and Tears

 

 

And the list just goes on -- Lots of good game music out there for certain..

[Seraphim24]

The way people use this thread is gonna end up being pretty redundant with the videogame music thread.

 

The thought occurred to me as well... although I thought it was sort of interesting to think of games with great soundtracks as opposed just great individual songs. TBH like Persona 3 I really liked the end boss song but the rest eh....

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Unreal Tournament 2004 has a kickass soundtrack. 

 

 

2003's is better:

 

[ME_Fan]

This thread again?

 

Anyway, say what you like about the game, Destiny has a gorgeous soundtrack. One moment you can find yourself lost in the mesmerizing ambience, the next moment you're completely pumped to blow off some knight heads.

[Endurium]

Divinity 2: Ego Draconis

[Fishy]

[Aimi]

- Peragus Mining Facility (This was one was my favorite due to the atmosphere it creates for the abandoned mining facility - Love it)

Good call. Peragus is one of my favorite levels in any game, but it wouldn't have been nearly so awesome without that soundtrack.

[L. Han]

KOTOR1 and 2. Especially the Jedi Academy in KOTOR2.

 

FTL (indie game) also has some excellent soundtracks:

 

Trine 2 also has some REALLY good fantasy soundtracks:

[mybudgee]

[Cknarf]

Ace Combat Zero

 

[Isichar]

Anything by Blizzard

 

The Mass effect series

 

The Longest Journey

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

KOTOR1 and 2. Especially the Jedi Academy in KOTOR2.

 

 

KOTOR I & II and NWN had 6-7/10 soundtracks. Some were nice, but most were boring.

[Dominus]

KOTOR I & II and NWN had 6-7/10 soundtracks. Some were nice, but most were boring.

I'm somewhat in agreement, though I'd put them more in the mid 8's. They match the setting(s) and fit the ambience well, but there really aren't any specific songs that made me jump for joy over.

The Longest Journey

Yep. FunCOM is still giving away the soundtrack, and I fell in love with the game due to taking a listen. Bought it off GoG, and the rest is history. It's relaxing, ethereal, and naturally otherwordly at times.

Dark Souls, Dark Souls 2, Demon's Souls

Listening to DS1 is sort of like listening to Valkyrie Profile. It tends to bounce between somber melodies and blistering battle music. Considering the composers are one and the same, it's not too surprising. For me, listening to Demon's Souls outside of the game is more enjoyable compared to DS1. Too much yelling/chanting in most of the boss battle music

DS2 didn't blow my mind for the soundtrack. Majula and a couple others were great, though.

[Aimi]

Ace Combat Zero
 

Oh yes.

Surprised also not to see any Ace Combat stuff here. Keiki Kobayashi and the team at Namco Sounds are spectacular at nailing epic fighter pilot music. Operation Bunker Shot was a mission flying top cover for a modern version of D-Day in Ace Combat 04 back in 2001. Ace Combat 5 went even more over the top with orchestral and choral work for the theme in its final battle, The Unsung War, and when the prequel Ace Combat Zero came out it remixed "The Unsung War" into one of the finest pieces of powerup music ever, Zero. Then, Ace Combat 6 rolled out a complete suite with an amazing centerpiece, The Liberation of Gracemeria.