Fuck the haters
We need a true Rayman game again not Rabbits
remake please
yeah
Fuck the haters
We need a true Rayman game again not Rabbits
remake please
yeah
I see Chrono Trigger...but not Corridors of Time? Seriously?
I could never forget that amazing track.
I have no clue why, but I always think of Oye Como Va when I hear this one:
I'm going to go ahead and play the two best songs out of FF6 just because they're so much better than the overworld.
Decisive Battle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZqazbULRRA
Dancing Mad, Parts I and II.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ios6zLDR8AI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MRGt_PvyT8
Soul Blazer and Mystic Quest make me fucking nostalgic. Both game are usually hated, but I loved them when I was a kid (and still do). Battle track and final dungeon were much better track though. (think it's the 15th time I post them on BG, but w/e, so much awesomeness need to be reposted)
Chrono Cross also had an amazing overworld, but it was listed already.
That said, shame on you BG, you guys missed the best overworld track.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHSV-9nje9E
It's probably my favorite world theme. I don't know if it's nostalgia speaking, but to me, it was always the most powerful theme in the FF series, and probably in every rpg I played.
People can dislike the game all they want, but the world map music was good.
It almost made it to page 2 before someone posted FFVII's overworld theme. *Facepalm*
Well yeah its a given, but it deserves to be posted.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xD4ZKUVKk2g
Very soothing. Persona 2 definitely has some of the best map themes in JRPG history, considering they change throughout your progress of the game and how the city is effected is pretty awesome.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QZytxEukTU
Suikoden V's always got me pumped to play it a lot more, damn I really enjoyed that game.
Also huge fail for someone not uploading Lunar 2's map theme on youtube itself, that is just wow, it is a personal favorite..
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