Actually I regard Shadow Hearts 3 to have the greatest OST a game ever had (Although 2 is the better game). And I also regard the series to have the most fun battle system a JRPG ever had. I guess this is something we heavilly disagree on.

For unbearably bland music is much more up Final Fantasy's alley :P

I love any AA or Professor Layton videogame music.

Professor Layton music is good at first, but after awhile it starts to get really annoying. It's the same in every game as well. The same instruments are used and honestly, I can hardly tell one track apart from the other. It isn't all bad though. There are some pieces I like, such as the music that plays in the title screen for Pandora's Box.

AA music is very good at getting the emotions and feelings right, but like Emiko says - it isn't the best. There are far better soundtracks out there.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjNi14fKSow

This track from 9 Hours 9 Persons 9 Doors is by far my favourite.

Overall the music in the game is very unique. I didn't like it at first, but after getting used to it, I found that it really fits well with what was going on. The music wasn't annoying and it adding suspense and excitement to the game. Especially when something shocking happened.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjNi14fKSow

This track from 9 Hours 9 Persons 9 Doors is by far my favourite.

Overall the music in the game is very unique. I didn't like it at first, but after getting used to it, I found that it really fits well with what was going on. The music wasn't annoying and it adding suspense and excitement to the game. Especially when something shocking happened.

I really enjoy the music to 999 too! It's so haunting and fitting! My favorite track is the one called "Digital Root."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qD5fBpqOSj8

THIS is pure genius.

I might just say, the entire soundtrack of Xenoblade Chronicles, one of the greatest I've ever heard in a game. Have some examples:

The main theme, of course. Your first hint at just how epic, in the literal meaning of the word, this game is.

You Will Know Our Names, for your musical power-up.

Satorl Marsh, Night since the night-time music is some of the nicest in the game, and quite a nice touch, having different music for day and night.

Unfinished Battle

And that's just a few, I'll let you discover the rest on your own.

Yeah, I love the music too! I recently just finished listening to the entire soundtrack.

My ears...They're in love.

The game's one of my all-time favourites. The rest of the game on its own does stand up well, but the music is what makes it.

Metal Gear Rising: Reveangence's soundtrack is pretty awesome.

The vocal tracks are pretty good, but I didn't really like the regular instrumental tracks. I thought is was kinda bland and generic. The best soundtrack in the series in my opinion is MGS3 by Harry Gregson-Williams.

Why do I feel like the SNES Star Fox soundtrack doesn't get a lot of mention?

Seriously! These tracks are awesome!

Boss Slot Machine

Course Clear Band Version

Boss: Venom

Meteor

Corneria

Boss: Fortuna

Out of this Dimension

Sector X and Sector Z

D: !!!!!!!! You're a Star Fox fan?!?!?!?!?!

*facepalm* I don't recall this!

Man, I remember playing the heck out of the N64 game as a kid. From what I remember, I used to suck at it. It even took me a while to figure out how to save Falco on Corneria and find the secret passage to Sector X (or was it Y?) Also, even before I knew "Do a barrel roll!" was a meme that quote was stuck in my head.

To this day, I've never beaten the hard path yet. I lost more than half my lives on the Star Wolf battle on Venom. I got to the true fight with Andross, but I never beat it, and his head didn't 'asplode into that wierd brain thing with the eyes. However, I did beat the 3DS version which I thought was INCREDIBLY easier than the original version for some reason.

I also have the SNES Star Fox which I purchased off of eBay a few years ago out of curiosity, and I thought it was pretty good for a game of its time. The graphics, while still blocky, were cool to look at (especially in Space Armada!), the controls were much like the N64 game's controls albeit a little looser, and the music is awesome!

It's been AGES since I first played and beat Adventures. I remember me and my dad used to take turns going through the story, and we'd have the guide book at the ready whenever we didn't know what to do. I'm not sure if I want to replay it or not. Any opinions?

And no, I don't really hate Slippy. Sure he gets in a lot of trouble and his voice sometimes is a little annoying, but he still has SOME combat capabilities, and he gives the enemy shields during battle which is helpful for me. And me being a nice guy, I've always got his back during the heat of battle!

This guy doesn't get as much credit that he should get!

Basically, what he does is take different characters from media like comic books, anime, video games, etc, and makes Marvel vs. Capcom-styled themes for each one.

I especially like his Batman theme!

Technically it's not music from any video game, but it's music that would definitely fit in a video game!