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"Title" is an unnamed theme from Metroid Prime: Blast Ball. It was composed by Chad York, Darren Radtke, and/or Michael Peacock.
Description[]
This theme plays on the Title Screen and main menu of Blast Ball, setting the mood for the futuristic sci-fi sport game. It also plays when General Alex Miles asks players if they want to practice, and during the menu prompt asking players if they wish to continue practicing after the match. It also played in the demo's reveal trailer during the Nintendo World Championships.
The theme opens with upbeat synth bass arpeggios punctuated with piano chords. Afterward, a heroic brass melody is introduced with string accompaniment. Fast-paced light percussion underscores the entire track. In an alternate extended version of the theme, the heroic brass melody is also performed on electric synth instruments during the bass arpeggio section, and the percussion is removed.
The title theme can be heard here: [1] The extended theme can be heard here: [2]
Trivia[]
- This theme is one of only four Metroid title themes that does not feature the series's iconic main theme, along with Title from Metroid II: Return of Samus, the piece of piano music from Metroid: Other M, and Main Theme from Metroid Prime: Federation Force.