DS-era compositions sitting right next to NES-era medleys and the contrast is wild. Tantei Jinguji Saburo: Inishie no Kioku is Jake Hunter looking back at his own history, and the soundtrack reflects that with original DS tracks alongside classic Famicom case medleys.
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RedEyes opens with this punchy, urgent energy. Chase and Pursuit back to back give you two flavors of the same adrenaline. Then Sea Breeze completely changes gears into something wistful. The NES medleys are the real treasure here though, reworking the Shinjuku Central Park murder case and Yokohama serial murders themes into condensed retrospectives.
Gray Brains is a weird little standout. If you want to hear how Jake Hunter's sound evolved from 8-bit to dual screen, this soundtrack maps the whole arc.