Six tracks for a PlayStation game — "追いかけて小樽" (Chasing After Otaru) references the Hokkaido city, with the subtitle "Do! That! But! Q!" adding playful energy. "遠くはなれて" (Far Apart) carries separation. "hands to hands" and "Goodnight ~You make me smile~" blend English and Japanese sensibilities.
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The title "GREAT HITS" likely references baseball — a batting game where "hits" are literal. "Introduction" opens the session. "Bad Ending" closes the losing scenario with characteristically blunt Japanese game naming. Six tracks for a late-90s PlayStation title that mixes sports gameplay with character-driven music.
The Otaru reference and bilingual track titles suggest a game with romantic or narrative elements layered over its sports mechanics — not uncommon for Japanese sports games of the era, which often wrapped dating sim elements around athletic competition.