There's at least that many. Probably more hiding around somewhere.Originally Posted by Eugene
I agree with those.
I also think Quake II had a bitching soundtrack.
And Worms 2, even.
Duke 3D's soundtrack is also a personal favourite of mine.
Hitman: Blood Money has a beautiful soundtrack as does Assassins's Creed: Brotherhood.
Found myself listening to TES: Oblivion's soundtrack quite a bit too, even while not playing the game.
Also, Commandos 2.
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Did I say Burnout? I actually meant to say The Last of Us. The range of feels I feel when that menu music starts playing is just crazy. They really did a good job picking Gustavo Santaolalla to do the score, and I am now a pretty big fan thanks to that.
The scores of Halo 3 and TES:Skyrim were amazing. FIFA games usually have a few tracks I end up downloading
I'm just getting an error when I try to play it.
The scoring in World Of Warcraft is perfect.
Something I would definitely recommend taking a listen to.
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synthesized midi style music , i would say street fighter II and if its licenced music (songs) i would go with fifa 2003
The Flatout series has always had good in-game music although I doubt you can call it a soundtrack.
I cannot point out a particular game's soundtrack, as a good or "best" soundtrack is not necessarily licenced music, but rather, game-composed, having said that, each game having its own unique soundtrack makes it difficult to single out.
Enough with technicalities - I've always admired (since its 4th instalment), The Elder Scrolls soundtrack, for its game-composed soundtrack, and the Need for Speed franchise for its licenced music compilations.
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