VIZL-158: SOULCALIBUR III ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK ~LEGEND OF SOUNDS~

[Cedille]

I would love to correct my rejection reason as follows; "I don't know SCIII was ever released for PS3, but PS2 definitely should stay here, since it was the original platform.

[Mac_Tear]

The original composers of some pieces from SOULCALIBUR and SOULCALIBUR II should be added, namely Yoshihito Yano (Disc 1 - 13, 25), Akitaka Tohyama (Disc 1 - 16) and Asuka Sakai (Disc 1 - 18) should be added. Just for the info while listening to this one

[Hellacia]

Highly doubtful, but just in case anybody comes in here to make a change to the Album Info: the disc catalog numbers I've added are the real disc catalog numbers, not the catalog number for the entire soundtrack.

Originally Posted by The Rules

Note that media may have different catalog numbers than what is indicated for the album.

The disc catalog numbers are not VIZL-158, they are VICY-144 and VICY-145, while the DVD is VIBY-150.

[Phonograph]

it's pretty common with vizl releases, using either regular edition cat.no or vicy/vidy/vizy/viby (and maybe vixy, but never met yet)

[Hellacia]

It's the only Victor Entertainment release I own so I haven't observed that, but it seems like it would be really common. They're always releasing two editions and not changing the catalog numbers between the two, so it doesn't surprise me that they do other funky stuff with the catalog numbers. I was just posting so that people wouldn't come along and change the numbers back (like I said, highly doubtful ), and just so that people would know.

[TerraEpon]

How odd to credit the "sound designer" and "sound director" rather than composers. One assumes that's what they mean, but...

[Robin]

Makoto Ikeda's Horn credit says Disc 2 track 34. Double checked with the booklet and it's actually what's written.


...there's no track 34

which could it be?

*another case of i've never played or listened to this game in my life so i wouldn't know in the slightest*