The best VG music
Mathias
07 Dec 2007
Starcraft, KKND and Dynamite Headdy is something I'll always remember. Obscure shareware mac games like Ares. Plus the old Sonic and Mario games.
TehKiller
07 Dec 2007
Rayburn, on 6 Dec 2007, 21:12, said:
TehKiller, on 6 Dec 2007, 20:33, said:
Call of Duty (the 1st one in teh series)
I loved the music during the finale where you enter the area around the Reichstag and like every window is covered by a 42. You wait for the tanks to blast your way and as as soon as you're good to go, the final onslaught begins. Really epic and as you run and gun your way through the buidling trying to get on the roof, it kind of feels like Star Wars Episode 6 where they blew the Deathstar and escape through the core structure. It really has that "This war ends NOW"-kind of feeling to it.
That is one of my fav scenes....also the music that runs when you are defending Pegasus Bridge.Most of you squad has died,a whole bunch of Germans running nad youre shooting the tanks and then the music gives an ambient like that your struggle against all odds sent the germans into retreat
Nem
07 Dec 2007
You people forget how good the Generals soundtrack was the first 100 times you heard it...
- Halo
- Metal Gear
- Command and Conquer Generals
- Ace Combat
- Metal of Honor
- CORE
Edited by Nem, 07 December 2007 - 20:44.
- Halo
- Metal Gear
- Command and Conquer Generals
- Ace Combat
- Metal of Honor
- CORE
Edited by Nem, 07 December 2007 - 20:44.
NergiZed
09 Dec 2007
Strategia, on 6 Dec 2007, 19:04, said:
Off the top of my head, I'd say Earth 2150/The Moon Project. It just sits there in the background, ambient, until battle starts. Then, the music becomes faster and louder. There are few things that beat the battle chatter of the ED to the background of the appropriate combat music 
Yes, 2150 music was pwn. Too bad 2160 music sucked (Also, that series is probably dead, I didn't like 2160 one bit).
Alias
09 Dec 2007
Rayburn, on 7 Dec 2007, 6:25, said:
The Metal Gear Solid series always had an awesome soundtrack.
Vaughan, on 7 Dec 2007, 6:05, said:
Megaman 2-6 for the N64.. Good times. xP
~V.
~V.
Revan, on 7 Dec 2007, 7:14, said:
Any Metroid Prime game
Any "real" 3D Zelda (OoT/MM/TP)
Any "real" 3D Zelda (OoT/MM/TP)
Edited by Alias, 09 December 2007 - 01:56.
NergiZed
09 Dec 2007
Oh yeah, totally forgot. Vigilante 8 2nd Offense had an awesome and original sountrack. (very few people here prolly know the game though...)
And yes, Hellmarch (2) FTW.
And yes, Hellmarch (2) FTW.
E.V.E.
09 Dec 2007
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Oh yeah, totally forgot. Vigilante 8 2nd Offense had an awesome and original sountrack. (very few people here prolly know the game though...)
And yes, Hellmarch (2) FTW.
And yes, Hellmarch (2) FTW.
I agree there, but I also loved the Music from the first game, especially Clyde's Track.
Also, did you know that when you changed the CDs, you were able to listen to them ingame?
- E.V.E.
Hobbesy
09 Dec 2007
Total Annihilation
The C&C series
Half-life series
Halo series
Tetris
Vigilante 8
GTA series
2150, The Moon Project
BF1942
BF: V
Homeworld Series
The list goes on....
Edited by Høbbes 1098, 09 December 2007 - 17:27.
The C&C series
Half-life series
Halo series
Tetris
Vigilante 8
GTA series
2150, The Moon Project
BF1942
BF: V
Homeworld Series
The list goes on....
Edited by Høbbes 1098, 09 December 2007 - 17:27.
NergiZed
09 Dec 2007
E.V.E., on 9 Dec 2007, 2:22, said:
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Oh yeah, totally forgot. Vigilante 8 2nd Offense had an awesome and original sountrack. (very few people here prolly know the game though...)
And yes, Hellmarch (2) FTW.
And yes, Hellmarch (2) FTW.
I agree there, but I also loved the Music from the first game, especially Clyde's Track.
Also, did you know that when you changed the CDs, you were able to listen to them ingame?
- E.V.E.
Huh, didn't know that. Too bad I can't test that, I sold the old shoebox (my PS).
Although it doesn't matter, I have the soundtrack on my MP3 player.
(d-load it from galbadia hotel, or maybe you could torrent it somewhere).
Foxhound
09 Dec 2007
Some games with really nice cinematic feeling, mood setting soundtracks I like are
Halo series (2 is more actiony, 1 and 3 are more visceral)
Homeworld series
Need for Speed Most Wanted's police chases
Ace Combat series
Star Wars games. Just because they sound like Star Wars soundtracks, you know what's going on.
Some games, though, while not being cinematic, still have a nice moody music
C&C series. Tiberian Sun's music was the best in my opinion, had a bleak feeling to it like the rest of the game, but that's what made it good.
The original Rise of Nations (expansion included). Though the peacetime (when no one was at war with you) music loop was somewhat repetitive (and easy to predict sooner or later) it was still well done. The wartime music was another story. Well done, very moody, could be in a movie.
Burnout 2 and 3. Action! Action! More action!
I agree there, but I also loved the Music from the first game, especially Clyde's Track.
Also, did you know that when you changed the CDs, you were able to listen to them ingame?
- E.V.E.
Huh, didn't know that. Too bad I can't test that, I sold the old shoebox (my PS).
Although it doesn't matter, I have the soundtrack on my MP3 player. (d-load it from galbadia hotel, or maybe you could torrent it somewhere).
Yeah, you could always do that. It made the load times longer and you'd have to switch for loading screens themselves but it was cool sounding. Never tried it meself, but my PS1's still around here somewhere (with the original controllers and memory card too!)
Edited by Foxhound, 09 December 2007 - 07:32.
Halo series (2 is more actiony, 1 and 3 are more visceral)
Homeworld series
Need for Speed Most Wanted's police chases
Ace Combat series
Star Wars games. Just because they sound like Star Wars soundtracks, you know what's going on.
Some games, though, while not being cinematic, still have a nice moody music
C&C series. Tiberian Sun's music was the best in my opinion, had a bleak feeling to it like the rest of the game, but that's what made it good.
The original Rise of Nations (expansion included). Though the peacetime (when no one was at war with you) music loop was somewhat repetitive (and easy to predict sooner or later) it was still well done. The wartime music was another story. Well done, very moody, could be in a movie.
Burnout 2 and 3. Action! Action! More action!
NergiZed, on 8 Dec 2007, 23:03, said:
E.V.E., on 9 Dec 2007, 2:22, said:
Quote
Oh yeah, totally forgot. Vigilante 8 2nd Offense had an awesome and original sountrack. (very few people here prolly know the game though...)
And yes, Hellmarch (2) FTW.
And yes, Hellmarch (2) FTW.
I agree there, but I also loved the Music from the first game, especially Clyde's Track.
Also, did you know that when you changed the CDs, you were able to listen to them ingame?
- E.V.E.
Huh, didn't know that. Too bad I can't test that, I sold the old shoebox (my PS).
Although it doesn't matter, I have the soundtrack on my MP3 player.
(d-load it from galbadia hotel, or maybe you could torrent it somewhere).Yeah, you could always do that. It made the load times longer and you'd have to switch for loading screens themselves but it was cool sounding. Never tried it meself, but my PS1's still around here somewhere (with the original controllers and memory card too!)
Edited by Foxhound, 09 December 2007 - 07:32.
AllStarZ
09 Dec 2007
Red Alert, Starcraft, possibly Diablo. Also liked NOLF 1 and especially 2.
Edited by AllStarZ, 09 December 2007 - 07:17.
Edited by AllStarZ, 09 December 2007 - 07:17.
