Shinobi III: Return of the Ninja Master (Remastered), by Hirofumi Murasaki, Morihiko Akiyama & Masayuki Nagao

Shinobi III: Return of the Ninja Master (Remastered)

by Hirofumi Murasaki, Morihiko Akiyama & Masayuki Nagao

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Schmoney This is my favorite song in a video game, ever. Absolute perfection. Favorite track: Idaten.

Muchísimas gracias por seguir trayéndonos estos excelentes soundtrack de Sega!!!
Una autèntica genialidad que se adapta perfectamente al juego y te hace sentir como un auténtico Ninja 😄 Ojala que la proxima en salir sea Golden Axe 1&2🤞

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1.	Shinobi 00:57	buy track
2.	Storm Wind 00:11	buy track
3.	Japonesque 02:24	buy track
4.	Hassou! 01:24	buy track
5.	He Runs 04:11	buy track
6.	Mandara 02:52	buy track
7.	Round Clear 00:06	buy track
8.	Idaten 03:06	buy track
9.	Ninja Soul 03:26	buy track
10.	Shadows 02:28	buy track
11.	Inner Darkside 04:31	buy track
12.	Trap Boogie 02:09	buy track
13.	My Dear D 02:34	buy track
14.	Whirlwind 02:26	buy track
15.	Shinobi Walk 03:08	buy track
16.	Rush and Beat 02:14	buy track
17.	Izayoi 02:04	buy track
18.	Solitary 01:57	buy track
19.	Shadow Master 02:19	buy track
20.	Sakura 01:28	buy track
21.	Getufu 00:35	buy track
22.	Game Over 00:05	buy track

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With music composed by Hirofumi Murasaki, Morihiko Akiyama and Masayuki Nagao, Shinobi III is a relentless bass-driven soundtrack which, upon its release in 1993, pushed the Mega Drive’s audio capabilities to its limit. Its strong percussive elements are something of a technical marvel and, like all of the greatest soundtracks of the 16bit era, showcases the ingenuity and resolve of game composers when faced with extremely limited hardware.

This album was originally released by Data Discs in 2016 as a vinyl-only edition. This download version has been newly remastered for digital distribution in 2022.

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released May 6, 2022

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All tracks composed by Hirofumi Murasaki, Morihiko Akiyama and Masayuki Nagao.

Audio sourced from a Japanese Model 1 Mega Drive with a VA5 motherboard. Captured in 24bit/96kHz and mastered for digital by Shaun Crook at Lockdown Studios, January 2022.

Produced by Data Discs under license from SEGA.
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