I was inspired by SarahsKnight's topic of a similiar nature to not only post some of the best VG music from my life, but also beat the hell out of his list. Where he had 60, I have 100 songs!

I decided that each game may only have 1 song (I did this, but cut two too many and two games have 2 songs).

In ordering, I started with my top 50 and said to myself "If I wanted to make a top 10, which of these could never be out of the top 10?" and kept going down by 10s until the list was completed.

This list was probably the hardest I've ever had to make in life. So many games have ridiculous amounts of fantastic music that it's almost a disservice to VG music not to include them. Alas, I went with my gut for a lot of this music and picked the ones that appealed to me more at the moment. Some of your favorites will be here, some won't. You may even be surprised at some of the picks.

Don't expect this to be as RPG-heavy as SK's, though. I play action, platformers, etc., as well.

After the jump, I will start the countdown of 100 pieces of music.

Haven't read part 1? Do so here.

Welcome back to SarahsKnight's and my Final Fantasy retrospective series. This is part two of four. If you haven't read part 1 yet, you can do so here. From here, we will finish up all the classic Final Fantasy titles and move on to what will eventually be the modern entries to the series. As mentioned before, at the end of this all, we will find the average of all of these games and have a definitive value for the series as a whole. So I guess we'd better get going. And like in part 1, this contains spoilers.

Introduction:
Hey guys, this is Lantis. As fans of the RPG Genre, SarahsKnight and I grew up with a lot of them. But mostly it was the Final Fantasy series that made up the foundation for our love of the genre. There have been many entries to the series... so much so, that if we wanted to talk about them all, we would have to make this a four-part article. So that's exactly what we are going to do. How this works is that we will discuss, in order, all the Final Fantasy titles we have both played. We will talk about the pros and cons of each one, and then give a 1 to 10 rating of each. At the end of it all, we will find the average of all those scores to see how the franchise holds as a whole. If you are new to the series are looking to get into it, this might be a good way to get hyped up, but be warned, there are spoilers. This is going to be a long one, so buckle up.

Part 2 of Let's Play Fallout. Here we explore Shady Sands.

Part 1 of Let's Play Fallout. Here were leave the vault for the first time ever, and head out into the hot harsh wasteland.

Welcome to the final chapter of the series designed to introduce people to the general concepts of the new RPGMM! This time, it's Imagine!

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Welcome to the next chapter of the series designed to introduce people to the general concepts of the new RPGMM! This time, it's the RM Vault!

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Howdy guys. This is the second part in the series of introducing people to the overall concepts behind the new sections of the Mag. Today, we'll be covering the LP Archive!

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Hey guys. This is the first in a series designed to help ease people into the new RPGM Magazine. There are a load of new features in each section and it could be a bit daunting. So this is a eye-in-the-sky view of the overall concepts underlying the Magazine section of the site.

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Welcome to the next generation of RPG Maker Magazine! This day and this site has been the culmination of 3+ years of hard work, planning and patience. There is so much to say and so much running through my head right now, so I might as well get to it, yeah?