Game's Ending Songs that are beautifully with AND without context
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A resounding "Fuck yes!" to Iji. I put that straight on my iPod after I won and I still get depressed every time I hear it. If you want another set of visuals that goes well with it, She The Ultimate Weapon is about as bittersweet as you can get. I was going to make an AMV out of it but got too depressed.DioWallachia said:
EDIT: The Ghouls'n'Ghosts ending is kinda cool, but I just couldn't stop laughing at the Engrish.
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A reflective ending track from the divine digits of Frank Klepacki.
Damn it, you ninja'd me!Skoldpadda said:
The only other one I can think of that I really liked was the end credits to Star Ocean: Till the End of Time. I wish I could find an MP3 of that.
I actually really like that one. Never played the game although I've been aching to and have been regretting not picking it up while it was on steam sale, but regardless that's a fantastic bit of music.Gaiseric said:
Thank you for sharing.
By far. The climax was pulling my heart strings >.< I loved the soundtrack so much I went and bought itThe Madman said:
This, hands down. Bastion is my favorite game of 2011 and the soundtrack was a big part of the reason why.The Madman said:
Ace Combat 4: Shattered Sky
Rex Tremendae and Agnus Dei
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyEGYMeGEqs&feature=related
Rex Tremendae and Agnus Dei
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyEGYMeGEqs&feature=related
Well these themes are worth a definite listen and they make the experience that much more fulfilling after playing through the game.
It's not really at the end of the game as such, but it's during one of the final missions of Modern Warfare 2 that it plays. I admit the game wasn't perfect but bringing in Hans Zimmer gave the soundtrack more character. The song 'Retreat and Reveille' from the soundtrack is probably my favorite track from the game, and it can be used without context. Even the name conjures up images so a context can be built up around it without any difficulty. The moment where it becomes more powerful is something I enjoy, since the transition between the slower and sadder sounds to the heavier sounds is a great way for music to reflect a major change in the tone of an event.
From what I remember this track plays during the mission where you assault Makarov's estate. Wherever it played I can remember listening to it and smiling because of how well it complemented the onscreen action.
