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KINGDOM HEARTS вЂ“ III, II.Obviously, if youвЂ™re one of the more experienced players, this question isnвЂ™t relevant to you.NieR Replicant -10+1 Years- EP September 27 by Tien Hoang.Symphonic Memories Concert вЂ“ music from SQUARE ENIX October 6 by Tien Hoang.Pulse: Final Fantasy XIV Remix Album October 18 by Tien Hoang.As a whole there is nothing bad here, since it is all based off of a great original soundtrack, but there is also nothing to feel bad about if you missed out on getting the album while it was available. Some of the tracks might have worked better if they deviated more from their originals, particularly the slower tracks of the album. A couple manage to feel right at home in this format, and the arrangement for вЂњEnd of the UnknownвЂќ is a reworking that is fresh and exciting. The chiptune versions of the tracks are very straightforward for the most part, and as such fall short of the standards set by the emotional and dynamic originals. NieR:Automata Original Soundtrack Hacking Tracks is a nice bonus album to have, but it isnвЂ™t essential. The touch of having multiple вЂњvoicesвЂќ on the chorus is nice, as is the vibrato they add to the main melody line, but I would have liked some variation on the second loop of the track, or perhaps some ornamentation on the main melody to make it more lyrical. It has its own lighter charm that is very distinct from the emotional and heavy originals.

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The last track is вЂњWeight of the WorldвЂќ, whose full track is not actually heard in the game. The consistent intensity is also effective, feeling relentless and oppressive. вЂњThe Sound of the EndвЂќ similarly works well, as the strings pattern also sounds great in chiptune and contrasts strongly to the melody. The spacious melody becomes an excellent contrast to it here, and even the percussion seems to work better for this track than in others. вЂњThe TowerвЂќ is a really great rendition, as its original oscillating synth is right at home in this chiptune setting. Many elements of the original also just seem to translate more naturally here, making it an all around successful track. The central melody is more lyrical here, bringing it out in a fresh way. However, an album highlight is вЂњEnd of the UnknownвЂќ, taking one of the more unique tracks of the original soundtrack and giving it a big makeover. вЂњWar & WarвЂќ has one of the better arrangements, bringing out its countermelodies here more (and it was only with this version that I noticed that the melody is a variation on вЂњCity RuinsвЂќ), though the original track is one of the weaker ones to begin with. вЂњDark ColossusвЂќ, вЂњDependent WeaklingвЂќ, and вЂњSong of the Ancients вЂ“ AtonementвЂќ are rather nondescript, though the вЂњSong of the AncientsвЂќ at least has its excellent melody to carry it. вЂњBirth of a WishвЂќ is rather monotonous in chiptune form, while вЂњA Beautiful SongвЂќ completely loses the power and drama that made the original a soundtrack highlight. The battle themes of the album are also rather mixed. Some tracks do make a good transition though: the steady buildup of musical lines in вЂњWretched WeaponryвЂќ is very clear and easy to appreciate in the chiptune version, while вЂњPossessed by DiseaseвЂќ manages to capture the exotic elements of its melody, and I actually like вЂњAmusement ParkвЂќ the best of these, as its playfulness translates well into chiptune sounds. Many other area tracks are like this as well вЂњMemories of DustвЂќ still has a good melody but doesnвЂ™t sound as exotic, and вЂњForest KingdomвЂќ loses its notable features here. Thus вЂњCity RuinsвЂќ is fine and enjoyable in itself, but doesnвЂ™t really measure to the expansiveness or subtle emotion of the original. Seo chooses apt sounds to adapt the original pieces, but many of the renditions are just alright because they lack the emotion of the vocalists or the dynamism of the arrangements of the original soundtrack. The disc begins with the chiptune rendition of вЂњCity Ruins.вЂќ Like the others of the album, it takes after the sound of earlier chiptune days. Given that these tracks were originally included in the game, some may complain about not having them included as part of the original soundtrack album, but ultimately the contents of this disc do not make or break what was already an excellent soundtrack. All of the arrangements are handled by Shotaro Seo from MONACA. It compiles together the chiptune versions of tracks from the original soundtrack that were used in the game for hacking sequences.

NieR:Automata Original Soundtrack Hacking Tracks is a disc included as a first-press bonus for the NieR:Automata Original Soundtrack. NieR:Automata Original Soundtrack Hacking Tracks

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