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I can't decide between Assassin's Creed II and Rock N' Roll Racing. I love the atmospheric sounds created by Jesper Kyd, but how can you beat Midi Ozzy Osbourne?
ReplyDelete"Earth" is such an amazing track...
DeleteOkay, so maybe BFD edition was less clever than I originally though.
ReplyDeleteFor Assassins Creed II I loved Ezio's Family, Flight of Venice I and II, Venice Rooftops, and some other stuff.
ReplyDeleteHowever I really love Need For Speed III Hot Pursuit (1998) for all the racing game soundtracks. The soundtrack complemented the setting of the track and speed. Driving in a the desert, there was some country overtones with drum and bass. Driving in the countryside of rural Midwest US, Little Sweaty Sow by Saki Kaskas http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RaGGlWBTQw Best use of bluegrass banjo, drum and bass, that one Aborigines croak sounding instrument, and the guitar breaking wild.
How I judge a good sountrack is how well appropriately they are scored with setting and gameplay and it helps add to the atmosphere.