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![]() This track and, to a lesser extent, the other dungeon themes offer a much more emotional support to the gameplay than its predecessors. The interlude led by synth vocals at 0:34 is particularly well done from both a compositional and technological standpoint. It’s particularly impressive how “Dungeon 1” manages to convey a sense of fate with its macabre twists on a romantic dance format. The dark influence featured on the prologue is developed with many of the themes on Romancing SaGa 2. At seven minutes long, the final theme is pretty bloated, although listeners can enjoy a bonus condensed version at the end of the soundtrack. The battle segment is entirely satisfying, given it captures a sense of ‘good vs evil’ and features memorable melodies, though may have been more enjoyable separated on the soundtrack release. ![]() While the game’s visuals remain relatively static, the track evolves cinematically to portray more hopeful moments and a sinister turn, leading to an abrupt transition into battle from 3:47. ![]() The first section establishes a foreboding feel with its dark if mundane use of synth orchestra and chorus. It actually splices together several sections that each convey different moods and scenarios during the opening sequence. Kenji Ito’s ambitious opening theme for Romancing SaGa 2 considerably enhances the visuals. It features recordings of the original sound source remastered to today’s standards by Yasuji Maeda at Bernie Grundman Mastering. In 2014, the soundtrack was re-released in a remastered version by Square Enix complete with new packaging. The soundtrack received a one disc album release and was later featured as the fifth disc of the series’ box set. Most significantly, he offered a darker tone to represent the turbulent storyline and struggle of the heroes. Kenji Ito returned to create a synth orchestral score for the title and offered a number of developments from the first game’s score. Romancing SaGa 2 Original Soundtrack Remasterįollowing the success of Romancing SaGa in Japan, a sequel was inevitable and came in time for Christmas in 1993.
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