ActRaiser: Soundtrack Selections - Radiant Abyss

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This is a selection of Soundtrack rips from the 1991 SNES video Game ActRaiser. These have been selected and arranged thematically, using the original (Emulated) hardware to capture as true and accurate of a recording as possible. Additional processing has been done to enhance the listening experience. The original composer is Yuzo Koshiro for Quintet/Enix, later SquareEnix. This upload is for appreciation only. To experience the soundtrack as it has been intended you are encouraged to play the game however you are able. However I hope you will enjoy this selection of creative and often overlooked music.

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This episode was published on February 1, 2026.

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This is a selection of Soundtrack rips from the 1991 SNES video Game ActRaiser. These have been selected and arranged thematically, using the original (Emulated) hardware to capture as true and accurate of a recording as possible. Additional...

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