would it be possible to license the ost for a psn release? if not, would you guys consider it as a bonus for the future psn releases??
would it be possible to license the ost for a psn release? if not, would you guys consider it as a bonus for the future psn releases??
You guys should totally listen to the "piano ballad" version of Shangri-La
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rurGVBPUJBw
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Originally Posted by Gintoki
Wow, this is really good!
Something about some of the music in this game really gives me an The Exorcist or 28 Days Later vibe.
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Wow, good stuff!
I agree with everybody else, the Chapter 5 songs are the best, although I've liked the simplicity from the songs on the first two chapters.
Chapter 5 is the best one, so it must have the best songs!
I actually don't have a favorite chapter or songs...its just that...everything is perfect for its moment. As Shizuka said, the simplicity of the firsts songs is also great, it gives a kinda retro feeling which is awesome.
Of course...the ending theme is just....pure epicness.
The game itself is awesome. Music, story, everything.
The ending theme is called "Confutatis no Inori," BTW -- Prayer of Confutatis.
That's the credits theme, anyway. The theme played during the ending proper is called "Yami ni Nureta Catastrophe" -- Catastrophe Wet With Darkness.
-Tom
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