Name that Game Soundtrack Version 3

"Pure Bitch Power" from Forsaken.

I guess I was well-suited to identify this one, eh (especially when I saw my name in the tags)? I'll probably not be as lucky next time though...

OK, here's one that shouldn't be so hard:

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Not Sierra, there wouldn't have been any challenge for you, hehe.

Here's two clues:

From an old franchise,

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Was composed by the same person who did a track named "Nocturnicular" on another project.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Could indeed have fitted well in a Lemmings game, but the real origin is, as Draconis (the Sherlock Holmes of VGM!) found out, Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness. It's the first world theme, which is based on a ruins / Egyptian setting.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

It's the battle theme from Warhammer: Shadow of The Horned Rat, composed by Mark Knight. That was a pretty hard one man, had to dig up quite deep in my folders.

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Let's go back in time (*hint):

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(...and no, it's not from the Nero Burning Rom V.6.6.0.16 keygen)

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

You're all cold, guess it's time for more hints:

Not a C64 game, not by Tel, and "back in time" did not refer to the C64 arrange albums (although it could have with the tune's nature); the setting of the game is based on a past period of time.

The lead programmer for God of War worked on this game.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Nope, but you're burning as far as the developer, year of release, and composer go. Actually, the game isn't listed on MobyGames.

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

Bingo!

FELIPE NO

Seems like you did not lie. It really doesn't ring a bell. Has a middle-eastern flavor, yet not in a so traditional way, mixing in somewhat futuristic elements like the voice effect at the beginning.

I know it's not from the recent Prince of Persia trilogy. Mayhap from Prince of Persia 3D?

How ya doing, buddy?

That's the opening theme from Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout. I played quite a bit to that game back in the days, so I recognized it instantly.

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Staying East, here I go:

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Right on!

While I know from which game your track comes from, I'll skip my turn and let the chance of guessing to someone else.

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Seems like we're the only two having heard this tune before, which surprises me because I thought Spikey would have been familiar with it (*hint). If you look up my profile at Slightly Dark, my avatar is actually from one of the two games this track can be found in.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Indeed, the game was quite nice; a good revamp of the original Lode Runner formula, which I always enjoyed for its mix of puzzle and action elements. Yeah, both "The Legend Returns" and "Online: Mad Monk's Revenge" use the same soundtrack (but with one or two different tracks if I remember well). The PSX version also has the same redbook audio. Are you looking for the PC redbook tracks or the MIDI files? I have the former on my HD, and the MIDIs can be found at Mirsoft.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

Another guess: Legend?

If not, is it at least some kind of a medieval SNES game?

I was speaking idiomatically.

You start strong, I have absolutely no idea of the game it comes from...

Is this track indicative of the general setting; is it a dark game?

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I checked a few possibilities and they didn't end up to be the source of your song. Although indicative, the hints you provided still point to a large spectrum of potential titles. Could you share another tip to help us put a finger on the obscure origin?

How ya doing, buddy?

Alright, it is "Room of the God Machine" from Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis. Never played, nor heard the soundtrack before, but that hint sure was a good help.

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First hint: shoe brand.

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Good try, but wrong brand and wrong game. Additionally, the Ecco soundtracks are much more atmospheric than this dance-ish tune.

I guess not many have played to the game or heard the music before.

The "shoe" tip also points to a sport being mainly played with a certain body part they get put on.

So yeah, "shoe brand" + "Now you playing with _____" + "sport" + "the year after 1997".

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This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Seems like a cemetery stage/boss theme from a PS2 game. Which one exactly? Hmm, that is still undetermined...

Would it be from one of the Maximo games?

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

I believe I've heard this before, but can't put my finger on its identity exactly. Something from the Cho Aniki series maybe?

I was speaking idiomatically.

That's a bit like the "FREE" square in a bingo card, eh? Well, it's been a while since I posted a track, so I'll take it.
-> "Attack the Barbarian" by Yuzo Koshiro (Bare Knuckle/Streets of Rage)

And wow, they even made a music video (with a full choreography!) for Bodomi's song. I guess they were really into it, hehe, and that's neat!

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Let's PUMP UP THE BASS #2
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Not from any of the Descents.

I don't think it's very obvious. The genre of the game is the same as the one from your last track, and it's from a company that made "eating dots" cool.

FELIPE NO

PS2. Beat 'em up. Namco. 2005. Two words. The first starts with a "U", the second with an "R".

What, you don't want my bikini-clad body?

Urban Reign it is!

There are a few other interesting tracks from this game, but in the end, I only kept the 4 I really liked (out of about 50+). The style reminds me of Tekken 3, yet the lack of melodies and less concise structures make Urban Reign not as enjoyable overall. Here's a link if you'd like to hear the other songs I have: Urban Reign

Bodomi's turn now.

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