Hey, PixlBits! You pick good music.
Well, we asked for some battle themes from the PixlBit community, and they responded with some amazing selections! Enjoy these ten scorching tracks that come from a myriad of different types of games, from cinematic action to RPG to platforming. Thanks to everyone that contributed to this eclectic mix tape, and for making Battle Themes Month a huge success!
THIS WEEK'S MUSIC:
00:00 Final Fantasy Mystic Quest: Battle Theme
03:31 Viewtiful Joe 2: True Heroes
05:26 Persona 4:Backside of the TV
09:06 Dragon Quest IX: Battle Theme
11:24 Super Metroid: Mother Brain Boss Battle
14:19 Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo (MS-DOS CD ROM):Guile's Theme
17:19 Persona 4: Reach out to the Truth
20:17 Phantasy Star IV: Zio
23:50 Mega Man X: Chill Penguin
26:25 The Magic of Scheherazade: Battle Theme
what moron submitted that Phantasy Star IV track to this Community Battle!
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oh! Right.
Actually I'm waiting for some smarty pants commenter to correct me in saying that the Zio theme wasn't from Phantasy Star IV but from Phantasy Star: The End of the Millenium because technically it wasn't called Phantasy Star IV in the game, only on the boxart.
wait, does that make me the "smarty pants" commenter now.
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Moar chiptunes! Hurrah!!!
Nice songs. I hadn't heard many of these.
Yeah, it's j gus w. When the song came on, my kids came running from all over the house to hear it. "It's Persona 4!" 
Wow, great episode, and thanks for the plug, Julian! Hopefully you'll be able to incorporate the community into DMT more in the future.
Solid line up for sure. Mother Brain battle is just classic.I missed the boat on submitting so my after the fact contribution would be The Magnus battle theme from Chrono Trigger. Also pretty much any stage tracks from TMNT Turtles in Time.
It’s been a long time since we’ve seen an entry in the Metroid Prime series - 18 years, in fact. It was 8 years ago that Metroid Prime 4 was originally announced and its development was more than a little turbulent. Initially developed by Bandai Namco, it was later scrapped completely and development was shifted back to Retro Studios to start the project over. In the end, Retro has delivered a solid new entry in the series, but one that doesn’t totally capture what originally made the series so compelling.
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