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 Member 805 Level 19.24 Mar 2006 
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Phantasy Star IV: Laughter
Shining Force: Darksol (extra goodness for those who've played Shining in the Darkness to completion) Digital Devil Saga: Hari-Hara 1&2, Brahman Nocturne: Dante Battle War of Genesis: The Devil's Rhapsody Anything that has an aggressive pace, good instrumentation, and a nice, dark sound (by which I mean a song that's definitely for the villain and not for the hero) is generally enough to win me over. However, there was one "heroic" battle theme that made my jaw drop. Wild Arms 2nd Ignition: Battle with Lord Blazer. Main theme rearrange comin liek WUT. Short and repetitive as is Naruke's style, but still fucking amazing. This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. It is not my custom to go where I am not invited. |
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