Shin Megami Tensei IV- Shinjuku Underground (Extended)

[@CrazyFriendlyGamerAlex]

Wow! This music rocks....and I've never played SMT IVXD Perhaps now is the time.....:D My alltime favourite is "Tokyo" though:D

[@chrysome4540]

did you ever get around to playing the game?

[@aleph6566]

play the game yet?

[@GanonAutumn777]

The 3ds e shop is shutting down next year The game goes for 9 to 15$ there so id say get it while u still can

[@MitsurugiR]

Your yearly reminder to play this masterpiece if you still haven’t.

[@cutecatsara123]

Hits different when you're stoned, lol

[@Cursed888]

I'd argue most of SMT's OST is absolutely amazing to listen to while stoned.

[@Pikachu-qr4yb]

@@Cursed888 I played the whole game stoned and it was amazing

[@DaddyDagda]

*uses patra* there you go buddy

[@biga6664]

Ive never been very good at, or a big fan of turn based RPGs but i still pick up Megami Tensei games when i see them for sale and such i just love the environment and want to support the series even if the gameplays not really my thing and the music is AWESOME everything about this series i absolutely love.......except the gameplay eh back to monster hunter for me

[@metroidman3893]

Ive never even played this game. And even so from what I understand is the setting is an underground subway for this track. (Heh) And I still cant exactly pin what its supposed to evoke? Its melancholy and envoloping but thats like the best I can think of.

[@chaosmark101]

It is what it is. Some respite in a not so great place but its better than up above where the average joe shmoe is a snack for demons.

[@zomboids2100]

Because it's the remnants of shinjuku underground. A former bustling subway station where thousands upon thousands every single day at every hour gathered, traveling across Tokyo to all the various cities and town all over Japan during a time period when the world was more peaceful and less filled with hungry demons and judgment of angels. Even though the station has been reduced to a shelter for the survivors living in Tokyo, it still thrives and sees people come and go throughout it's underground halls while maintaining that feel of nostalgia.

[@delpurgatorio]

This is the best that will change the world!