What's the most beautiful video game music you ever heard?

reply to post by JibbyJedi


CURSE YOU!

Listening to this brought back some very good memories, the kind of nostalggia that hurts, because you know you cant replicate the memory again, i lost my copies of KOTOR 1 & 2 and i cant find a decent copy anywhere around where i live

The most beautiful game music ive ever heard would have to have been in Skyrim, the music was just magical.

I wish there was more depth to the game though, more reason to spend time int he taverns, listening to the bards and what not, and i wish the bards would sing more than 3 songs xD

FF7

Sephiroth's song

One Winged Angel;




Estuans interius Ira vehementi (x2) Sephiroth (x2)

(repeat above line)

Sors immanis Et inanis (x2)

Estuans interius Ira vehementi (x2) Sephiroth (x2)

Veni, veni, venias, Ne me mori facias (4)

Veni, veni, venias (Gloriosa) Ne me mori facias (Generosa) (x4)

Sephiroth (x3)

reply to post by Sovvy

This one is the winner.. Easily..

To keep the love for FFX going:

In recent gaming, I'd have to say that Mass Effect 3 had some amazing theme music. It really sold the feeling of sadness and loss which the overall storyline was all about.

The best 3 scenes, to me, were Leaving Earth, Mordin curing the Genophage, and any of the endings in the extended cut. In each of those cases, the music sold it perfectly, in my opinion.

Leaving Earth:
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An End Once and For All:
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I don't know if this has been posted but it is my favorite soundtrack as well as my favorite games.

The entire soundtrack for Assassin's Creed II, and this one is my current favorite:

Well, I see my favorite hasn't been posted yet. It's simple, but I can actually play it on piano.


And of course,


And I can play this one too

Ive heard alot of great videogame music, but heres two that most may not know
This is from one of the levels of Final Fantasy XI, which was one of the first big online games back before WoW came out. Very challenging game, took alot of time to get anywhere and had a great community back then. Anyways, this is from one of the midrange leveling areas that I played alot, really catchy



Edit- I noticed there is quite a few Final Fantasy fans so I though Id post this, it has both great, beautiful music and some of the best CGI ive seen in a game to date. Regardless of whether you are fan of the online series, FF fans will enjoy this-

Not sure it can be classed as beautiful as such....but as someone else as already mentioned and posted, FFVII - One Winged Angel = pure epicness!

Too many to count for me, but Halo, Mass Effect, and Assassin's Creed all have amazing scores.

Hans Zimmer always does a great job too (he's worked on Modern Warfare 2, Crysis 2, and probably others, not to mention all the movies)

reply to post by Swizzy


Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, ultimate examples of what an amazing score can do for a game.

When i think music in gaming, those are the games I think about.

Halo: CE is up there, too.

reply to post by luciddream


FFXI - Heaven's Tower


FFXI - The Sanctuary Of Zi'Tah


FFXI - Windurst(past) - Stargazing


FFXI - Voyager(Boat Ride!)


FFVII - Flowers Blooming In The Church


FFVII - Forested Temple


FFVII - Cosmo Canyon


FFVII - Red XIII`s Theme


FFVII - Chasing The Black-Caped Man


FFVII - Motorcycle Chase


FFVII - Electric De Chocobo


FFVII - Place Your Bets


FFX - People Of The Far North


The Legend Of Dragoon - Hoax(Hokes) Village


The Legend Of Dragoon - Royal Capital


The Legend Of Dragoon - Royal Castle


FFVIII - Man With A Machine Gun


Zelda: Ocarina Of Time - Saria`s Song

Me personally...well, it was a tough call because the entire soundtrack to the game is excellent...but this one is up there at the top...

The music in the original pokemon gameboy games. It seems to put you into a zen like trance whilst playing. I loved it.

This is a very easy question to answer, therefore I jump at the opportunity.

reply to post by ZikhaN


Skyrim and Far Cry 3

I am an old school c64 gamer. The brave little commodore had some epic tunes considering it could only support 3 tracks on top off each other. The C64 scene is still somewhat alive with emulators and artistreaching back into the old days. There are a lot of nice tunes to choose from, but most would sound outdated and would only please them who spent their time on the game back when C64 was booming. So instead I post a tribute to Galway's Wizbal performed by Reyn Oudehand. Even when you don't know the tune, this one might amaze even modern gamers. If it where only for the dedicated performance and the artistic surroundings.



C64... a tribute.