Name: Metroid Prime
Characteristics: First-Person Shooting
Publisher: Nintendo
Developer: Retro Studios
Original/port composers: Kenji Yamamoto, Kouichi Kyuuma
Platforms:
GameCube (18 Nov 2002) - United States
GameCube (28 Feb 2003) - Japan
GameCube (21 Mar 2003) - Europe

Music info

Released: 18 Jun 2003
Related Plaform: GameCube
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composers of these tunes: Shinji Hosoe, Kenji Yamamoto, Minako Hamano, Akira Fujiwara, Kouichi Kyuma
Music type: Original soundtrack
Num of tunes: 44
Num of CDs: 2
Play time: 1:51:17

User reviews

"Prime Play" (by Darth Nefelim, 25 Jan 2005) [5/10]
The in-game and out-game music are quite different things. When you're playing a Game (I mean the Real Game here, which grabs you completely up), you live within it. The Sound is surrounding you, adding vivid strokes for Gameplay picture. You're flowing down with it's stream and you're totally happy. But when you're sitting at your everyday job and movin' your business, this Music will sound a diferent. And no one could guarantee your Satisfaction. Sometimes we don't need to collect the fascicle soundtrack. Just return home, start-up your console and have a nice time. That's an idem case.
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Facts / description

This soundtrack is a compilation of two soundtracks from two simular games: "Metroid Prime" (Nintendo GameCube) and "Metroid Fusion" (Nintendo GameBoy Advance). The last game is just a different platform version of the first game.

Music Composition - Kenji Yamamoto, Kouichi Kyuma (both for "Metroid Prime"), Minako Hamano, Akira Fujiwara (both for "Metroid Fusion)
Music Arrangement and Translation - Shinji Hosoe

Useful notes: The tracklist below is for European/US version of the album. Japan version has MUCH more music. :))

Tracklist

[Disc 1]
01. Metroid Prime Title --- 02:31
02. Data Selection Screen ~Main Theme~ --- 01:49
03. Distress Signal --- 01:43
04. Derelict Space Station --- 01:08
05. Space Station Interior --- 03:57
06. Parasite Queen Battle --- 02:24
07. Escape --- 02:20
08. Ridley's Escape --- 00:39
09. Tailon Overworld --- 04:06
10. Chozo Artifact Temple --- 03:16
11. Chozo Ruins --- 04:51
12. Elevator --- 00:45
13. Magmoor Caverns --- 04:25
14. Phendrana Drifts --- 03:52
15. Phendrana ~Chapel of the Elders~ --- 02:58
16. Sheegoth Attack --- 01:34
17. Item Acquisition Fanfare --- 00:12
18. Samus Aran's Appearance Fanfare --- 00:11
19. Chozo Ruins Depth --- 02:59
20. Samus vs. Chozo Ghost --- 01:57
21. Chozo Ruins ~Hall of Elders~ --- 02:36
22. Tailon Overworld Theme 2 --- 04:16

[Disc 2]
01. Phendrana Drifts ~Shoreline Entrance~ --- 02:04
02. Space Pirates Research Lab --- 01:18
03. Map Station ~Research Lab~ --- 00:57
04. Samus vs. Space Pirates --- 02:50
05. Phandrana Drifts Theme 2 --- 05:33
06. Secondary Item Acquisition Fanfare --- 00:06
07. Crashed Frigate --- 02:32
08. Underwater Frigate Reactor Core --- 05:03
09. Phazon Radiation --- 02:12
10. Phazon Mines --- 02:44
11. Chozo Artifact Acquisition Fanfare --- 00:09
12. Phazon Mines Level 3 --- 00:09
13. Samus vs. Omega Pirate --- 03:43
14. Samus vs. Meta Ridley --- 03:32
15. Defeat of Meta Ridley --- 00:39
16. Impact Crater Core --- 01:50
17. Missle Station --- 01:07
18. Samus vs. Metroid Prime --- 05:13
19. Samus vs. Essence of Metroid Prime --- 06:38
20. Samus's Farewell --- 00:59
21. Staff Roll --- 03:15
22. Mission Final --- 03:12

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