Day 17: Music You Never Get Tired Of – “Another Winter” from Scott Pilgrim vs The World by Anamanaguchi. Day 16: 16-bit Music – “Battle #2″ from Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals by Yasunori Shiono. Day 15: Boss Battle Music – “I’ll Face Myself” from Persona 4 by Shoji Meguro. Day 14: Music Featuring Vocals – “Jump Up, Superstar” From Super Mario Odyssey by Naoto Kubo and performed by Kate Higgins and the Super Mario Players. Day 13: Music You Like from a Game You Don’t Like – “Aquarius” from Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse by Hidenori Maezawa, Jun Funahashi, Yukie Morimoto, and Yoshinori Sasaki. Day 12: Music That Makes You Feel Sad – “Aerith’s Theme” from Final Fantasy VII by Nobuo Uematsu. 
Day 11: Puzzle Game Music – “Welcome to the Salon” from Ghost Trick by Masakazu Sugimori. Day 10: RPG Battle Music – “Fight Against Monsters” from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars by Yoko Shimomura. Day 9: Music from a Licensed Game – “Duckburg” from QuackShot by Shingenori Kamiya. Day 8: Music from a Shooter (First or Third Person) – “Wryn’s Theme” from Bleed by Ian Campbell. Day 7: Music from an Indie Game – “Counterfeit Mermaids” from Shantae: Half-Genie Hero by Jake Kaufman. Day 6: Music That Makes You Feel Relaxed – “The Roost” from Animal Crossing: Wild World by Kazumi Totaka. Day 5: Hub World or Overworld Music – “Summer (Tropicala)” from Stardew Valley by Eric Barone. Day 4: Muisc from a Console Exclusive – “The Test of Island Courage” from StarTropics by Yoshio Hirai. Day 3: 8-bit Music – “Wolfduck’s City” from Darkwing Duck by Yasuaki Fujita. Day 2: Opening Level Music – “Seaside Resort” from Ape Escape 3 by Soichi Terada. Day 1: Title Screen Music – “Title Screen” from Little Nemo the Dream Master by Junko Tamiya. Get the podcast at any of these podcastin’ places:Īnd finally, here’s the track listing for this episode. The ROWYCO logo was designed by Melissa Diaz.įollow the show on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. The ROWYCO theme song is “Kaze Fuma” and was created by chibi-tech for the podcast. Who knows, maybe there will be another episode for this challenge as well? Jump on the bandwagon and pick your own music for it. 
If you dug the idea of this sort of thing, Michael came up with his own version as well.
I’m joined by my friend and Patreon backer, Michael Hughes, to talk about his picks for the 30 Day Video Game Music Challenge that was floating around Twitter in late 2020.
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