She also took influence from Nobuo Uematsu for 3 arranged tracks from Final Fantasy IV. The soundtrack was composed by Yoko Shimomura who was influenced by Koji Kondo?s original Mario themes. Throughout the game you collect the 7 stars to rebuild Star Road and ultimately defeat Smithy. He destroys the Star Road which means people?s wishes can?t be granted. The story revolves around Mario and his companies who battle Smithy who is attempting to take over the Mushroom Kingdom using weapons that he has created. It is the first Mario themed RPG and when on to influence the Mari & Luigi and Paper Mario series. The game was later re-released for the Wii?s Virtual Console in 2008. Goodbye Geno, Seeing Dreams through the Window of Stars.Super Mario RPG the Legend of the Seven Stars is an absolutely fantastic RPG developed by Square (now Square Enix) and released in 1996 for the Super Nintendo (SNES). This next track up I canвЂ™t help but whistle or sing along to every time I hear it because itвЂ™s so catchy: LetвЂ™s Do the Fooka Fooka (Fluff Fluff) ДЇinally IвЂ™ll close with ONE of the four end themeвЂ™s from Mario RPG: The next track up might be considered an odd choice, but since I heard The Oneups cover this song I realize how much of an excellent jazzy song it is. Anyway, the next up is none other than Beware of the Forest Mushrooms. Sad SongД«efore I introduce this track, another one of the best VGM tracks ever made, IвЂ™ll apologize to Shanon in case he reads this. In typical Shimomura style, the track is sad, but at the same time catchy and playful. The next track is a sad one, so sad in fact that it begins to rain in the game when it plays. The unique feature to this track is how Shimomura uses the bass in the melody and then shifts back to brass throughout the song. Mario RPG has great battle themes, so IвЂ™ll just pick out one of them: Fight Against an Armed Boss. The first area track for Super Mario RPG is another well done track, with the classic xylophone carrying the melody, itвЂ™s overly catchy. Granted, itвЂ™s repetitive and short, but just the instruments and layering really make this a standout track. 3, but it sounds much more epic on the SNES. The next track up is actually one that first appeared as the end Boss theme in Super Mario Bros. This is a fun, bouncing track that has an excellent percussion track under the main melody. The first track IвЂ™ll display is the opener to the soundtrack: Happy Adventure, Delightful Adventure. The strings and percussion sound very real throughout the whole soundtrack.

The sound quality of the music is also quite excellent for the SNES. Even the most sad tracks have a cartoony edge to them. Shimomura has a very diverse musical style and on this game she makes it very fun and playful. I consider Shimomura to be right up there with the best, and to top it off, she gets to collaborate with Kondo AND Uematsu for this game.Д«ut back to the actual game music. Well if you needed an excuse to bump this soundtrack up onto the best list, all you really need to do is look at the music credits. Yoko Shimomura (Koji Kondo & Nobuo Uematsu) Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars In this case, Yoko Shimomura was chosen for the task.ДҐ. Square just makes some of the best (and worst) RPGs ever, but in any event, it also houses some of the best composers. Now who would have seen this game coming? Mario had done pretty well as a platformer and now heвЂ™s going to level up?! If anyone had concerns about the quality of the game, seeing Square as the developer should have solved all that.

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