I'm lucky enough to own all three of the current home consoles and whilst the little Wii may have visuals that are a bit 5-years-ago the standard of OST is far above that offered by the more powerful machines.
First one I noticed was No More Heroes, all the music is great but the main theme is one of the best pieces I've heard in a game. The moment at the start where Travis walks down the steps whistling it is genius.
Then there's De Blob - Not just an amazing set of tunes but the way it layers into the levels is just a cut above.
Mushroom Men the Spore Wars has a similarly interactive soundtrack but this one was laid down by Les Claypool and adds an incredible depth to the games murky atmosphere.
Half the tunes in House of the Dead: Overkill are the funkiest thing in VG history, the other half are the funniest...
Finally there's the Bit Trip. games on WiiWare. For my money these are best audio/visual games since Rez and they certainly have the best soundtrack of this type for years.
First one I noticed was No More Heroes, all the music is great but the main theme is one of the best pieces I've heard in a game. The moment at the start where Travis walks down the steps whistling it is genius.
Then there's De Blob - Not just an amazing set of tunes but the way it layers into the levels is just a cut above.
Mushroom Men the Spore Wars has a similarly interactive soundtrack but this one was laid down by Les Claypool and adds an incredible depth to the games murky atmosphere.
Half the tunes in House of the Dead: Overkill are the funkiest thing in VG history, the other half are the funniest...
Finally there's the Bit Trip. games on WiiWare. For my money these are best audio/visual games since Rez and they certainly have the best soundtrack of this type for years.