What are some of the best video game theme songs?

@charizard1605: This doesn't sound at all like The Lion King. :P

Some of my favorites.

Journey to Silius: Title Theme

Mega Turrican: Stage 1-1

Devil's Crash: Opening theme

FFVl: Prelude

Going into fight in Witcher 3 with this theme song is one of the greatest moments in gaming

Witcher 1 also had some epic theme songs

Pretty sure you can even karaoke to this.

SotN soundtrack is probably the most memorable i can think of. So glad Yamane is making the soundtrack for the new Bloodstained.

I also love the Dark Souls soundtracks. Very atmospheric, although they mostly appear in boss fights.

Streets of Rage 2 on the Genesis, fantastic 16bit music

For the Game Boy I thought this was good:

Some of the most heart-beating, fist-pumping, arse-kicking music of all time:

...Yuzo "Fucking" Koshiro was an inspiration for a whole generation of action gamers and EDM music producers.

Here's some of mine. I'm currently listening to The oppressed soundtrack from FF7 before clicking on this thread.

To be quite frank with you, Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts can go **** itself, but the music was great.

This one in particular took classic themes from the first two Banjo game on tribute. The first two games were my childhood so this is bursted with nostalgia.

This one, too:

Most of you guys posted some of my favorite tracks so I'll go with this:

I'm not sure if you are into metal or not, but this is an outstanding remix of the Brinstar theme(s) that I've been listening to for more than a decade.

And then there is the Relics of the Chozo remix:

Assassins Creed III had a pretty cool theme - most people will point to 2, but I liked this better due to being a special snowflake.

No discussion of theme music is complete without:

There's also my favorite theme from doom

@DJ-Lafleur: What do you think of these themes from Chrono Trigger?

@foxhound_fox: those are some great remixes, I'll have to DL them. Thanks.

@GameboyTroy: Those are fine too (especially Zeal Palace and black dream).

Ultima 7 and Ultima Online, very subtle memorable music that fit the games.

It's weird also since when I first played Ultima 7, my 386 PC didn't even have a sound card until a year or so later and was amazed what i was missing... wasn't until a while later until I got a much superior sound card called the Soundblaster AWE32 (basically the Titan X of 8-bit ISA sound cards for its time)... but when i got that card I really got the best sounding music from the game since it was godly at playing MIDI music.