Thick, layered rock production that sounds like it was built for a PS3 pushing polygons at full speed. Sengoku Musou 3's soundtrack takes the series formula and really beefs it up. Transient Life at Shizugatake opens the battles with this melancholic guitar line that gradually builds into something ferocious.
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Clear Banners for Sekigahara is the showstopper though, all triumphant horns and driving rhythm that makes the decisive battle feel genuinely monumental. The Sengoku3 Mix versions of classic maps like Kawanakajima and Honnoji rework older themes with heavier production and tighter arrangements.
Cherry Blossom at Komaki-Nagakute has these delicate melodic touches over hard-hitting percussion. Impregnable for Odawara Castle just grinds forward relentlessly. If you spent hours on the Wii version wondering why the music went so hard for a Nintendo console, yeah, it really did.