Last year, it was confirmed that Kenji Yamamoto — the main composer of the Dragon Ball Z series of animations and video games — has extensively plagiarised music over the years. Toei Animation replaced him on the animation Dragon Ball Z Kai and a series of album releases were cancelled, including Raging Blast 2. It has since been revealed that the Dragon Ball Z Budokai HD Collection (featuring the first and third games in the series) will replace Yamamoto's popular scores with new music. The collection will be released on November 9.
Following the success of last year The Greatest Video Game Music, the organisers will release a follow-up on November 6. The album will feature studio recordings of twenty game music favourites, performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of Andrew Skeet. The release will cover a wide range of popular game music not featured in the previous album. The track listings are below:
1. Assassin&39;s Creed: Revelations - Main Theme
2. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Far Horizons
3. The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker - Dragon Roost Island
4. Castlevania - A Symphonic Poem
5. Final Fantasy VII - One-Winged Angel
6. Mass Effect 3 - A Future for the Krogan/An End Once And For All
7. Halo - Never Forget/Peril
8. Sonic the Hedgehog - A Symphonic Suite
9. Chrono Trigger - Main Theme
10. Luigi&39;s Mansion - Main Theme
11. Metal Gear Solid 3 - Snake Eater
12. Street Fighter II - A Symphonic Suite
13. Kingdom Hearts - Fate of the Unknown
14. Super Metroid - A Symphonic Poem
15. Diablo III - Overture
16. Batman: Arkham City - Main Theme
17. Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Icarus Main Theme
18. Fez - Adventure
19. Portal - Still Alive
20. Little Big Planet - Orb Of Dreamers (The Cosmic Imagisphere)
