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Games with excellent sound tracks (aka video game music thread)

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I'll get hate for this, But

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pCLrwcDX1g

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Old games that haven't been mentioned yet:

Chrono cross, Star ocean 2

 

New games that haven't been mentioned yet:

assault android cactus

dream

 

I'm actually surprised how good the music are for the new indie titles :D

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Dune 2

The original command & conquer

The original command & conquer: red alert

Monkey island (first 4)

Dune 2000

Mario bros. 3 on the NES (dont like the all stars version as much on SNES)

Legend of zelda on the NES

God of War, all of them have awesome music.

Death rally (the original of course)

Yeah i like old game music :P

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Did a quite a few hours on my Amiga playing this....

 

 

Or for the original running is MS DOS! personal favourite 

 

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The original 3 Spyro the Dragon games for the PS1, and Half Life 2.

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GTA Vice City. Had the most epic rock songs :D

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Arguably the best i've heared in a long time, stroke my heart so bad when it got into my ears for the first time.

 

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Morrowind. End of discussion :P

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The Hotline Miami suite is pretty awesome imo. :)

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Chrono trigger, Ys and I just love the 60's music in the fallout games. And yeah hotline miami had a interesting soundtrack too

Stock coolers - The sound of bare minimum

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Red Dead Redemption - Deadman's Gun

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDgzhpvdZx0

 

C & C Red Alert - Hell March

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tb-gI_pFog0

 

Mass Effect Series had many epic music tracks, but I think these are the most memorable:

 

 

Mass Effect 3 - Leaving Earth

 

 

Mass Effect 3 - An End Once and For All

 

 

Mass Effect 1 - From the Wreckage (I never forget that subtle smile at the end)

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_4Rl8YfcWo

 

Mass Effect 2 - Suicide Mission

 

 

 

Half Life 2 and the episodes had many exceptionally good in game music. Here's a reminder:

 

HL2 EP2 - Last Legs

 

 

HL2 - Triage at Dawn

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5ulU8UJ9CY

 

HL2 EP2 - Vortal Combat

 

 

 

 

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  • 2 weeks later...

I think this forum needs a better search. I did a search for this topic before creating my own and couldn't find it despite how obvious it is that the topic already existed. Maybe an option other than sort by activity or title, maybe a sort by relevance? Or a thread where you can ask whether a thread exists yet or not given how much faster the users here are than any search! :) 

 

anyways, on topic:

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The music from Bastion was absolutely amazing.

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GTA: Vice City, and San Andreas, Megal Gear Solid, Various Final Fantasy, Bioshock Infinite is epic as well.

 

I love a lot of what's been posted up already, but these are the ones that leaped to mind straight away.

 

This kind of thing as you walk throught the waters of the baptistry while taking your first steps into Colombia are sublime and instantly memorable.

 

Will The Circle Be Unbroken (Choral)

http://youtu.be/LAIS-ADK6c8

 

and this transition from crass strings to blissful strings as you burst through the clouds is another piece of epic sound design.

 

Welcome To Colombia

http://youtu.be/ZLddDBWpiS4

 

In Metal Gear Solid 2 when I first heard this music I was thinking to myself holy freaking mars bars this is something good.

 

Fortune's Theme

http://youtu.be/q9wjdVUjt3c

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