Name: Xevious 3D/G+
Characteristics: 3D polygonal spaceship shooter.
Publishers: Namco, SCEE
Developer: Namco
Original/port composer: Namco Music
Platforms:
PlayStation - United States
PlayStation (28 Mar 1997) - Japan
PlayStation (Aug 1997) - Europe

Music info

Released: 1997
Related Plaform: PlayStation
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composer of these tunes: Namco Music
Music type: Original soundtrack
My rating: 7/10
Num of tunes: 49
Num of CDs: 3
Catalogue Nr.: WSCA-00001~3
Play time: 2:07:05

My info

Fast nice soft-techno tunes. They're good for doing something without disturbing with hard beats :) Two CDs of music which is listenable lot of times. [7/10]

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Tracklist

CD 1:
01 - Attract Movie
02 - Game Select
03 - Opening Movie
04 - Area 1
05 - Boss 1
06 - Area 2
07 - Boss 2
08 - Area 3
09 - Boss 3
10 - Area 4
11 - Boss 4

CD 2:
01 - Area 1
02 - Boss 1
03 - Area 2
04 - Boss 2
05 - Area 3
06 - Boss 3
07 - Area 4
08 - Boss 4
09 - Area 5
10 - Boss 5
11 - Area 6
12 - Boss 6
13 - Area 7
14 - Boss 7
15 - Continue
16 - Stage Clear
17 - Ending Movie
18 - Name Entry
19 - Objects & Forest
20 - Godlike Sea
21 - Mountain Range
22 - Underground Building
23 - Spilit Core
24 - Beautiful Space
25 - Thinking Coma

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Digital Audio tunes download information

Other music records from this game

"Xevious 3D-G+ Techno Maniax" (Arranged soundtrack)

PS1

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PCCG-00422~3

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