Games with the best Soundtracks in the 5Th generation

5Th Generation was basically the turning point for Video Game soundtracks for everyone with massive leaps in quality (Unless you owned a Neo-Geo the gen before and shelled out the money like this guy posting here) So:

List the games with the best soundtracks of any 5th generation system. Example:

Lynx:Tempest 2000

N64: Bomberman Hero

PSX: Speed Punks

Saturn: Sonic R without the singing on.

Neo-Geo: Neo Bomberman

PC-FX: Vorta Force

3DO: GEX

Etc.

Now these are just example, now with you guys name your favorites.

Megaman X4, Metal Gear Solid, Final Fantasy VIII, and Mystical Ninja: Starring Goemon. Nuff said.

Zelda, FF7. That's all I can think of at the moment lol. Of course OOT's soundtrack was amazing. Not just for a game, but good to listen to in a general sense.

Panzer Dragoon Saga has a pretty epic soundtrack.

Metal gear solid, silent hill and castlevania sotn come to mind

Metal Gear Solid. Not discrediting other games, but it really was the game that made tv/film studios take notice of the games industry. That game, and its music, really had a profound effect on the tv/film industry. Odd, considering it draws so much from a certain film series.

Metal Gear Solid. Not discrediting other games, but it really was the game that made tv/film studios take notice of the games industry. That game, and its music, really had a profound effect on the tv/film industry. Odd, considering it draws so much from a certain film series.

Heirren

Sometimes I wonder if you guys like games so much to the point you make things up in your heads.Another48hours

It's mostly the nostalgia and impact it had on our kid-selves back when it first came out, it's what defines fandom.

And if you find it weird, what are you doing here?

OoT and Majora's Mask.

Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire

Ocarina of Time and MGS.

[QUOTE="Another48hours"]Sometimes I wonder if you guys like games so much to the point you make things up in your heads.Aero5555

It's mostly the nostalgia and impact it had on our kid-selves back when it first came out, it's what defines fandom.

And if you find it weird, what are you doing here?