GameZone's Dan Liebman compiles a list of the Top Five most memorable game soundtracks.
How do composers make the iconic music tracks from games that we love? And just what makes them so memorable?
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Japanese games just have a thing with video game OSTs, they should probably get their own list...
I'm not sure what this guy has played but there are A LOT of games (exclusive to Japan especially) and it kind of impossible to narrow it down to 5 OSTs...
The list was alright, surprised to see that 3/5 of the OSTs were Japanese though (especially Jet Set Radio, it is a hit or a miss with some)
FFX, Nier, KH2 and persona 3 and 4, Silent Hill and MGS series are my top most memorable game soundtracks