Theme - A Melody of Hope [Introduction to VGM: Yume no Tsubasa - Fate of Heart]

Salutations, current and new VGM fans. I welcome you all to the start of my introduction to VGM. Even if it is short, one melody can affect your mindset to be permissive in responding to different attributes of VGM by various genres offered. VGM may have similar chords or instruments to play out just like every non-VGM albums would do, but it has its kind to inspire major composers in the music industry, whether it’s from well-known movies, television shows or others with a set of patterns to present entirely as Original Soundtracks (OST) or Background Music (BGM). The history of VGM has evolved quite drastically on the sound composition of music from chiptune to electronic music as time goes by. Therefore, each VGM track will perform various elements to “strike a pose” by changing the tempos and emotions to be accommodated with the appropriate environment. An example such as Scott Pilgrim vs The World: The Game offers a majority amount of chiptune, composed by the legendary Anamanaguchi which contributed the best and energetic tracks to fight alongside your allies and beat everything in sight with astounding music by your side. This is what we seek to be motivated, either in happiness or sadness, there will always be a way to accompany yourself In the Video Game Universe altogether. In this universe itself, it will be your place to stand by whom you want to be as the character you admired. Good or bad, the decision is yours to choose in this environment. In the end, music can influence us to change our thoughts, but not the actions we made. Thus, we must position ourselves to succeed in life, whether we’re playing video games, or achieving a memorable event, we deserved to receive for our efforts at the end of the day. Thanks for listening and enjoy your stay. Keep it steady! Information about Video Game Music [VGM] :


[Scott Pilgrim vs The World: The Game] Reminiscence:    • [MapleStory BGM] Temple of Time   [MapleStory BGM: Temple of Time] (Special thanks to SlipySlidy for introducing this calmful melody) [P.S. This is just my point of view on how VGM should be reflected as with all the examples I included to introduce you to the knowledge of music itself. Hence, this is just the beginning for you to step into the clouds of memories and research the true definition of VGM by yourself. Have fun! In addition, every thumbnail design I made for each video are created from Microsoft Powerpoint and Canva. For the videos, I used Lightworks Video Editing.] Come and join the discussion about VGM and non-VGM topics in the Video Game Music Lounge. We’ll be waiting for your arrival on Discord, see ya!   / discord   [Yume no Tsubasa - Fate of Heart] Release date: September 28, 2000/July 26, 2001/March 30, 2002 Platform: PS1, Sega Dreamcast and Windows Genre: Visual Novel [Romance Adventure/Ren'ai Adventure] Developed by: KID Published by: KID and Suntendy Interactive Multimedia Co., Ltd. Composer: Takeshi Abo Track: BGM 10/Declaration of Luv You can download the full soundtrack here:
(Special thanks to the Zophar VGM Website) Information about the game:






   • Yume no Tsubasa: Fate of Heart / 夢のつば...   [Promotional Video] Note: I do not own the rights to the bgm. They belong to KID, Suntendy Interactive Multimedia and Takeshi Abo fully. Special thanks to MAT (From MobyGames) and Jhmiller (From Sega Retro) for contributing the cover, images, etc. of this game. Lastly, special thanks to CHOUX for reviewing this game (From Calamitous Intent)