Super Robot Taisen OG Saga Endless Frontier: Music from the Endless Frontier

 

Review by · May 30, 2009

Atlus USA is a clever, resourceful publisher. In their tireless efforts to bundle “extras” with their games, the first place to look is the easiest. Soundtracks are easy to bundle, primarily because they were probably released in Japan a few months prior. Everything is ther:; even the packaging (though you need to change text from Japanese to English). Thus, the soundtrack for Endless Frontier reaches North America.

This ten track CD is short, and if you’re wondering why it’s so short, it’s because half of the disc was cut in the localization. There was 37 minutes’ worth of audio, in the form of Japanese “drama” tracks, that existed on the Japanese bonus CD. Atlus cut those first three tracks, and left the music, and here we are with this album.

The music itself is really enjoyable, very catchy, definitely above-par for the series. Sadly, the CD is so short, with about 20 minutes of music, you can’t help but want more. But this is all you’re going to get, so if you want it, pick up a copy of the game that comes with the bonus CD, and enjoy!

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Patrick Gann

Patrick Gann

Therapist by day and gamer by night, Patrick has been offering semi-coherent ramblings about game music to RPGFan since its beginnings. From symphonic arrangements to rock bands to old-school synth OSTs, Patrick keeps the VGM pumping in his home, to the amusement and/or annoyance of his large family of humans and guinea pigs.