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M4G interviews NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams composers, samples included photo

Music4Games continues their list of stellar interviews with the people behind great game music with this new interview with the composers of NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams.

They talk with Tomoko Sasaki and Naofumi Hataya about the Wii title's musical score, and touch on how the quality of it has been upgraded from the original NiGHTS title for the Sega Saturn. Luckily, you don't have to take their word on it, as Music4Games has a couple of samples from the score availble within the interview.

Composer Hataya gives a message to fans of the NiGHTS series:

"To the fans of the previous series, thank you for waiting for such a long time. During the composition, I have been playing the game objectively as a representative of the NiGHTS-loving fans. This is a great game I can truly recommend regardless of whether you’re familiar with the previous version or not."

Head over to Music4Games to read the full interview. 








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Aaron Mxy Yost's Avatar - Comment posted on 12/19/2007 15:20
Aaron Mxy Yost
I hear classic controller is the way to go with this game.
riomccarthy's Avatar - Comment posted on 12/19/2007 15:25
riomccarthy
I haven't tried out my classic with it yet, although I didn't mind using the remote and nunchuk together. The remote by itself is pretty wonky though.
king3vbo's Avatar - Comment posted on 12/19/2007 15:33
king3vbo
I also hear that
SchickOuttaShape's Avatar - Comment posted on 12/19/2007 15:33
SchickOuttaShape
I'm digging the new music. Reminds me of that crystalline quality I felt playing old Sega Saturn games. Dreams, Dreams will never get old, ever. But I still prefer the version with the children singing.
Holyetheline's Avatar - Comment posted on 12/19/2007 15:38
Holyetheline
I really want to read the Destructoid review of this game. Will you be reviewing it any time soon?
Jayson Napolitano's Avatar - Comment posted on 12/19/2007 15:45
Jayson Napolitano
The Wii remote by itself is nearly impossible, but all the other configurations work pretty well. I think I read somewhere that the GameCube controller provides the best control.

The music itself is awesome. If anyone had the chance to check out the NiGHTS website, the music there is the music for the central hub in the game. Quite nice! Watch for the soundtrack in January!
Cheeburga's Avatar - Comment posted on 12/19/2007 15:54
Cheeburga
I would be looking forward to this if I had a wii.
Tragic_hero 's Avatar - Comment posted on 12/19/2007 15:55
Tragic_hero
I give it 3 thumbs up!
konchu's Avatar - Comment posted on 12/19/2007 16:48
konchu
I really am contemplating buying this game. As a fan of the original Im compelled to, as someone that has way too many games I need to play I'm trying to resist.
Bob Muir's Avatar - Comment posted on 12/20/2007 00:34
Bob Muir
I hear it also works with a Gamecube controller, so I'd go with that.
Fading Star's Avatar - Comment posted on 12/20/2007 18:07
Fading Star
Sweet. I should check this out some more.
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