Sentences with phrase «dungeon music»

The music selection is also quite good, especially the training dungeon music that sounds like it was ripped straight from a Japanese superhero show.

Now that I notice dungeon music isn't really that memorable to begin with.

Among the highlights were the exciting battle tracks, epic mountain theme, and encompassing last dungeon music.

-- Wind Temple — The Wind Waker Pulls the classic Zelda dungeon music trick of layering a handful of optimistic notes on top of an oppressive repeating melody, and does it with typically successful results.

The eerie tones of Dezoris are as good a theme for a frozen 8 - bit wasteland of a planet as you could imagine, and the standard dungeon music is nothing short of adventurous.

My typical Ocarina dungeon play time was 3 hours, and i'd remember the music after my first play thru (nevermind i've played the game nearly ten times, n64 drought, lols) I remember Majora's Mask dungeon music, typical time: 3 hours.

Sadly however, none of the soundtracks of the 3D games will ever come close to any of the 2D adventures, if only because they simply refuse to have decent dungeon music and always focus on ambiance.

Often times midway through the fight the battle music would stop and the normal dungeon music would kick back in.

There isn't anything particularly wrong with the TP dungeon music.

The palpable distance of each note gels perfectly with the dusty, long - forgotten visual design of the dungeon to create my favourite dungeon music from Skyward Sword..

In the remake of both Dragon Quest II, the music used for the castle is the same as Dragon Quest, whereas in the NES Version, the game's regular dungeon music was used.

In the first of two music - themed countdowns, I'll be looking at the top ten pieces of Zelda dungeon music.

It holds an innocent, Saturday morning cartoon vibe with colors that pop and a soundtrack that surprisingly stayed with me when I wasn't playing — particularly the dungeon music.

The dungeon music in the game is also FAR superior to the barely existent themes in Twilight Princess, and the virtually nonexistent themes in the DS games.

The dungeon music is catchy and the boss theme is cool.

There never was a dull moment though, whether we were solving puzzles, bombing / throwing each other for Force Gems, playing the competitive Tingle minigames, taking on the game's gigantic co-op bosses, making up a synchronised dance routine to match the dungeon music (What?

The dungeon music is usually low key, but suitably creepy.

You might find you enjoy the field music more than the dungeon music because the former has a more lengthy, more consistent, and more memorable melody than the latter.