I gotta go with Harry Gregson-Williams for his work on MGS and Shoji Meguro for his work on Persona and other Atlus games!
What about you, GD?
I gotta go with Harry Gregson-Williams for his work on MGS and Shoji Meguro for his work on Persona and other Atlus games!
What about you, GD?
Michiru Yamane is a definite favourite of mine. Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is one of my all time favourite soundtracks.
Michiru Yamane is a definite favourite of mine. Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is one of my all time favourite soundtracks.
The one you killed Dracula in your dream? lol
@SolidGame_basic: Nope. That was Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest which was a NES game. Symphony of the Night was a PlayStation game.
@SolidGame_basic: Nope. That was Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest which was a NES game. Symphony of the Night was a PlayStation game.
Archangel knows his CastleVania games!
Not only that but Simon's Quest was composed by Matsubara Kenichi. While Bloody Tears is amazing, it's one tune; compared to Symphony of the Night which has an entire OST that is simply incredible.
Not to kick on the first few games in the series for mediocre sondtracks, but they had one or two great tracks each at best.
CastleVania didn't really get a whole amazing soundtrack till Vampire Killer. Even Super IV, possibly one of the greatest entries has some very weak tunes, and a lot of the best are remixes due to being a remake of the original.
Nobuo Uematsu - Final Fantasy
Yoko Shimomura - Kingdom Hearts
Shoji Meguro - Persona
Junichi Masuda - Pokemon
Composer Darren Korb developed a unique acoustic hip hop sound by using sampled beats along with acoustic guitar.
Nobuo Uematsu - Final Fantasy
Yoko Shimomura - Kingdom Hearts
Shoji Meguro - Persona franchise
Akira Yamaoka - Silent Hill
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