Late 90s Capcom arcade energy at its most globe-trotting. Every stage track sounds like a different country's action movie theme, and it rules. "Londo Stage" blasts off with dramatic brass and strings that feel like chasing someone across London rooftops.
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"Oedo Stage" flips to traditional Japanese instrumentation mixed with rock guitars. "Tong-An Stage" layers erhu-style melodies over driving percussion. "Final Valgas" goes full villain orchestra, the kind of bombastic boss music Capcom perfected in this era.
The Dreamcast hardware gives everything that warm, slightly compressed clarity. Even the character endings have distinct musical personalities. If you grew up mashing buttons in arcades during 1999, this is pure nostalgic adrenaline with real compositional depth underneath.