Frontlines: Fuel of War X360 GameRip



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08-08-2019, 09:36 PM
Here’s an okay electronic /symphonic /guitar score by Matthew Harwood, Scott Cresswell & Co (https://vgmdb.net/album/11889); I wanted to check it out for some time now because the same team also composed music for Homefront which was quite good.

If you’re curious here’s some relevant info about the rip: there’s more than 110 minutes of clean music + 22 minutes of cutscenes (mission intros, outros & loading screens); original codecs were Xbox Media Audio 2 & Bink Audio, both stereo.
Sorry for weird frequencies (44099 or 44101 Hz, 44103 or 44097 Hz) although it’s not any of my doing, it’s just that devs often use those while developing games for Xbox 360 & encoding original *.XMA files.

Main DL link (https://mega.nz/#!JI8USYpR!FoBkXVLKr-JjeWNR3LzlTldgeQYh7SxOKNbuODO8udI) + a mirror (https://www.mediafire.com/file/dlrdsz7qad7z16u/Frontlines_-_Fuel_of_War_X360_GameRip.7z/file). Enjoy!

Bye!


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