Basically the same as the arcade except a little bit of extra. It has a slow start which eventually progresses into the theme as it is heard in the game. This is basically the stage theme with a little extra bits. Nice little 90s groove tot he track.Ĭinder’s stage. Some would speculate that this is Combo’s stage due to Combo being shown driving the stage car in his ending. This is the music to a street stage which is located at the bottom of Orchid’s stage. This is basically the same version as in the game.Įven though this track is in the game, it is not any particular character’s theme. The one thing about this theme is that it seems like a cross between Cellular City by Mars Lasar and the theme from Trancers It also ends with the character select theme. This theme is the full version of the theme with a little bit of extra bits to the main theme. The drum part is slightly different in the beat.įulgore’s theme. However, it is easily recognizable as Jago’s theme.

This track is a remixed version of the theme. However, the Game Boy version plays this version of the theme.Īnother bonus track that is nowhere to be found in the game.

Glacius’s theme, but remixed to the point that it can’t be recognizedĪnother theme that has been remixed to the point that you can’t recognize it. If you listen closely you’ll hear it throughout the song in a different form. Interesting track which starts off with the four note synth that starts off the main theme. This is a bonus song which is not found anywhere in the game. There are some extra lyrics in the song as well as a “bridge”. The tracks that are in the game have some added bits to it (e.g. This CD featured remixed versions of themes from the game as well as some other tracks. The music was such a draw that when the first KI game was released to the Super Nes, it came with a free CD called Killer Cuts. One of the things that stand out about this game is the music.

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