Wild Arms (Cover of Intro Theme)
Almost anything from Suikoden 2
Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze(David Wise's best work)
Max Payne 3
Red Dead Redemption
Persona 3
Persona 5(haven't even beat it yet, but close and it's easily the best in the franchise)
Final Fantasy IX
Alright enough FF favouritism from me now. DOOM
I dunno, Blizzard always had strong soundtracks, but WC2 stands out as the one game with much "worse" soundtracks than anything else they have done. It sounds amateurish compared to anything that came later. I mean, WC2 was released in 95, and SC1 in 98, so there's a 3 year gap, but the difference is still huuuuge.joking aside, Warcraft2 actually had a great soundtrack for its era
They're (short for They are) describes a group of people. "They're/They are a nice bunch of guys." Their indicates that something belongs/is related to a group of people. "Their car was all out of fuel." There refers to a location. "Let's set up camp over there." There is also no such thing as "could/should OF". The correct way is: Could/should'VE, or could/should HAVE.
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There are so many, some of these are franchise wide. The list below is in no particular order
Final Fantasy
Silent Hill
Assassin's creed (up to Black Flag)
Elder Scrolls (Skyrim)
The Legend of Dragoon
Mega Man (1-4)
Castlevania (1-4 and SoTN)
Ninja Gaiden (the nes ones only)
If you are progressing through content just to obtain gear, you are doing it wrong. You, in fact, are doing it exactly backwards.You are the leader of the Black Harvest, go harvest some squirrels and crack some more nuts. Sir.
Chrono Cross (again.. almost every track)
Vagrant Story
I am suprised nobody mentioned this masterpiece.
Battlefield 1942 Theme.
Two ways you can go about soundtracks. First, you can have licensed music, which I would give to Brutal Legend. It was a game BUILT around the fantasy of a genre, so no doubt it would have an epic collection of tracks to go with it. For example, the song the storyline was based on as well as the theme for the final boss battle:
Second, we have original scores. These have to not only match the tone of the events happening in the game, but act as a vehicle to deliver you from your world into the game's. For that, I pick Undertale. From the quite relaxing and cheerful tunes that so successfully emulate and sometimes even succeed classic scores like The Legend of Zelda, to the epic boss battle themes:
NOTHING beats the band of Sonic games. They are the best!
Masterpieces