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A collection of my favorite videogame music. Note that most of them are from games I played so I might miss some great ones from games I never played.
Nintendo Wii
Opoona (2008)
Matia Mine
Hitoshi Sakimoto & Basiscape
oooh im feeling it
You never cease to amaze me with your video game taste! It feels like you have something from every video game series out there, no matter how small it is! Oh, by the way. I found out about this game yesterday. It seems like an extremely underrated hidden gem so I bought it today. I am looking forward to play it after I finish Twilight Princess HD. :)
Sounds better at 1.5x speed.
Loved this games music, but man... the level layouts. I've never got so lost in towns before!
Never did give this game a try.
Same tune as Blue Desert and Holy Wilds... I wonder which came first. The soundtrack is still golden even though melodies were reused.
Sounds cool at 2x speed!
After all these Opoona uploads, I probably don't need to reiterate how much I love this soundtrack (and the game!). I remember when there were rumors that Opoona was coming to the 3DS, unfortunately they never materialized. At this point, even an Opoona trophy in Smash would please me.
What makes you love it so much?
It would surprise me too, considering Nintendo had nothing to do with Opoona's development.
@pseudogenesis I know what makes me love it so much, it's how it sucks you into the world so well, the most I've ever felt a part of a game ever, the music and the world are just so charming and you kind of wish you lived in this weird bureaucratic sci-fi world. Also there's just loads to do and explore, totally what I'm into.
Supra, it's really terrible that you're the only person I know (and even then I don't know you) who has even played this game. It's honestly so great and I love when you upload a song from it, the soundtrack is perfect! a little trophy of opoona would be amazing, or just any recognition for it at all. I'd definitely say that Opoona could sit in the MoMA Video Game Collection
@matt036 Thanks, I'll check it out