What the hell happened to Dense Fog Today from Kirby Air Ride? Sometimes, that new music becomes an instant classic and joins the set of music that gets remixed. Each Kirby game introduces new music along with remixes of older music. I'm not saying you can only use the same set of music over and over throughout the whole series. But if you CTRL + F “Gournet”, you won't find anything anywhere. In this case, Gourmet Race actually is in the game. Curiously, the actual Gourmet Race sub-game in Kirby Super Star has two themes, and the one that hasn't been remixed a million times is totally ignored. Here's an incomplete sampling of the theme across various games. If a game doesn't have the Gourmet Race theme, people literally freak out. Kirby games use the same musical themes over and over. I'm assuming we're the only site that gave that award to that game (I'm not gonna fact-check that) but still. I mean, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse won Best OST of 2015 at KoopaTV.
Consistent jingles or themes across games. Our main example is the Kirby franchise, but it's a thing in every franchise, really. Too bad a lot of developers put music as an afterthought. If you do your soundtrack right, you can reuse it forever. It also makes for music that's practically guaranteed to please since it's already been pre-approved. In terms of workload, your fans will whine if you don't do the lazy option.
If you bang it out of the park your first time and don't reuse it, people will beg and may actually complain if you don't reuse the music. You should probably remix it in some way, but it absolves you of a lot of the creative work. S omething we want to let you in on: If you invest in great music in the first iteration of your franchise series, you can use it again in your next game.
Whatever you do, just don't forget about music. By LUDWIG VON KOOPA - You can reuse them.
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