Orchestration and Choirs: The Staples Easy Button Additionally, given the types of gameplay indie games are providing compared to their more expensive counterparts, I'm beginning to think this is where a majority of the best scores are coming from in this industry.
Of course, not every indie game has a physical copy of its soundtrack available, but a very significant portion of these games seem to reversing the trends of previous years of not doing any soundtrack releases at all. With the rise of indie titles has come an almost curious (and very welcome) focus on including soundtrack enclosures with video games these days. there is somewhat recent an exception to the above. There are plenty of exceptions to this trend, but soundtracks for western games aren't as common, sometimes hard to procure because of their age/rarity or are - these days - released digitally. This is far from a coincidence as I generally enjoyed Japanese developed games more than their western counterparts back when I was playing games. Below you'll find what I have on hand, some information about each album, tips for tracking them down and some info on my personal tastes.Īs you read through the list you'll probably notice that soundtracks from Japanese games/composers outnumber those from western countries like the Americas and Europe. I originally started collecting soundtracks in 2006 and have come across some great albums. While my interest in playing video games has completely faded that doesn't mean I don't enjoy listening to a rousing good piece of video game music.
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