BioWarrior
Feb 13, 2009, 01:18 PM
First of all this is a topic created due to people asking me to do this in my other topic.
As everyone probable knows the case is designed to look similar to the PSO OST, the manual is the same image with the back of it having art work resembling the PSO game cases(same image as the guide that came out last month). The CDs have beautiful artwork with Disk 1 featuring the flower field of Makara Ruins, Disk 2 is an image from the fourth stage, Disk 3 is the second half of Dark Shrine, and Disk 4 is the octoboss stage. Disk 1 and 4 also have the artwork seen in the intro of the game behind them(not all of it).
Now for the actual music. If your like me and loved playing the game with headphones you'll enjoy the first 3 disks as that's all it is. It's exact copies of music from the game quality and all and honestly it does sound nice for DS game music. Disk 4 however... thats where the real treat is. It has a good portion of tracks completely redone specificly for the soundtrack. If you enjoy the dark shrine music your in for another treat. They have 2 varients of it on disk 4 for both songs(non combat and combat).
Another noteable thing is the music we here for rappys boomas and black usagis are only for those 3 rare monsters. All the naysayers about the gold bulls being rare all I have to say is based on the OST there's rare music for each area that sounds very similar to the normal combat music and then there's 8 varients of rappy fever for the cutesy looking rare monsters.
Makana kokoro and taisetsu na mono are both the same versions as what's in the game but it still sounds better on the disk. I could distinctly hear instruments I couldn't hear even with headphones on the DS. The OST has jumped up to $72 after I purchased mine but I have to say I'm very pleased with it and delightfully suprised with the quality of the game version tracks. I'm definently enjoying this.
Not sure if Elysion is mentioned in the game but the battle music for eternal tower is called Eternal Steps to Elysion.
As everyone probable knows the case is designed to look similar to the PSO OST, the manual is the same image with the back of it having art work resembling the PSO game cases(same image as the guide that came out last month). The CDs have beautiful artwork with Disk 1 featuring the flower field of Makara Ruins, Disk 2 is an image from the fourth stage, Disk 3 is the second half of Dark Shrine, and Disk 4 is the octoboss stage. Disk 1 and 4 also have the artwork seen in the intro of the game behind them(not all of it).
Now for the actual music. If your like me and loved playing the game with headphones you'll enjoy the first 3 disks as that's all it is. It's exact copies of music from the game quality and all and honestly it does sound nice for DS game music. Disk 4 however... thats where the real treat is. It has a good portion of tracks completely redone specificly for the soundtrack. If you enjoy the dark shrine music your in for another treat. They have 2 varients of it on disk 4 for both songs(non combat and combat).
Another noteable thing is the music we here for rappys boomas and black usagis are only for those 3 rare monsters. All the naysayers about the gold bulls being rare all I have to say is based on the OST there's rare music for each area that sounds very similar to the normal combat music and then there's 8 varients of rappy fever for the cutesy looking rare monsters.
Makana kokoro and taisetsu na mono are both the same versions as what's in the game but it still sounds better on the disk. I could distinctly hear instruments I couldn't hear even with headphones on the DS. The OST has jumped up to $72 after I purchased mine but I have to say I'm very pleased with it and delightfully suprised with the quality of the game version tracks. I'm definently enjoying this.
Not sure if Elysion is mentioned in the game but the battle music for eternal tower is called Eternal Steps to Elysion.