F-Zero X: Original soundtrack

Game info

Name: F-Zero X
Characteristics: Racing / Driving, 3rd-Person Perspective, Top-Down, Anime / Manga, Sci-Fi / Futuristic
Publishers: Nintendo, NOA, Nintendo Japan
Developer: Nintendo
Original/port composer: Taro Bando
Platforms:
Nintendo 64 (14 Jul 1998) - Japan
Nintendo 64 (26 Oct 1998) - United States
Nintendo 64 (06 Nov 1998) - Europe

Music info

Released: 18 Sep 1998
Related Plaform: Nintendo 64
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composers of these tunes: Taro Bando, Hajime Wakai
Music type: Original soundtrack
Num of tunes: 29
Num of CDs: 1
Catalogue Nr.: PCCG-00459
Play time: 52:46

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Facts / description

8th album in the Nintendo 64 Sound Series

Tracklist

01 - Endless Challenge (2:45)
02 - Dream Chaser (3:37)
03 - Fall Down to the Scream (2:26)
04 - Decide in the Eyes (3:34)
05 - Devil's Call in Your Heart (2:20)
06 - The Long Distance of Murder (2:33)
07 - Crazy Call at Cry (3:12)
08 - Drivin' Through on Max (2:41)
09 - Climb Up!  And Get the Last Chance! (2:50)
10 - All Need is 30 Deaths (1:52)
11 - Title BGM (2:53)
12 - Car Select (1:19)
13 - Option (1:02)
14 - Start Demo (0:09)
15 - Goal Fanfare (0:10)
16 - Goal BGM (1:17)
17 - Retire (0:12)
18 - Game Over (0:17)
19 - Grandprix Ending (1:25)
20 - Staff Roll (2:46)
21 - Win! The Staff Ghost 1  Mute City (1:28)
22 - Win! The Staff Ghost 2  Silence (1:20)
23 - Win! The Staff Ghost 3  Devils Forest (1:27)
24 - Win! The Staff Ghost 4  Port Town 1 (1:39)
25 - Win! The Staff Ghost 5  Red Canyon (1:23)
26 - Win! The Staff Ghost 6  Big Blue 2 (1:13)
27 - Win! The Staff Ghost 7  White Land (1:43)
28 - Win! The Staff Ghost 8  Fire Field (1:28)
29 - Win! The Staff Ghost 9  Sector-ß (1:45)

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