Mega Man Star Force - Development

Development

According to Capcom producer Takeshi Horinouchi, the Mega Man Star Force games have been among the most difficult games in the franchise to develop because they " on the heels on the heels of the Battle Network series," increasing the expectations of the fans.

The game's music was composed by Yoshino Aoki and Mitsuhiko Takano and released as the first disc of the Shooting Star Rockman 1 & 2 Original Soundtrack (流星のロックマン1&2オリジナル・サウンドトラック, Ryūsei no Rokkuman wan ando tsū orijinaru saundotorakku?) compilation.

Track listing
  1. "Shooting Star"
  2. "Hometown" (ホームタウン, Hōmutaun?)
  3. "Cheerful Indoors" (明るい室内, Akarui shitsunai?)
  4. "Science" (サイエンス, Saiensu?)
  5. "Homeroom" (ホームルーム, Hōmurūmu?)
  6. "Time Square" (ヤシブタウン, Yashibu Taun?)
  7. "Dream Island" (ドリームアイランド, Dorīmu Airando?)
  8. "Space Station" (宇宙ステーション, Uchū sutēshon?)
  9. "Zero Gravity" (無重力, Mu jūryoku?)
  10. "Cyber World"
  11. "Wave World"
  12. "Warning Bell!!"
  13. "Rampage Track!" (暴走トラック!, Bōsō torakku!?)
  14. "Rocket Shooter"
  15. "Study!" (勉強しなさい!, Benkyō shinasai!?)
  16. "Anaconda" (アナコンダ, Anakonda?)
  17. "Dust Crash"
  18. "Gentle Wavelength" (やさしい周波数, Yasashii shūhasō?)
  19. "Ride On"
  20. "Wave Battle"
  21. "Last Battle"
  22. "Winner!!"
  23. "Loser…"
  24. "Game Over"
  25. "Tension"
  26. "Happy Friends" (愉快な仲間たち, Yukai na nakama?)
  27. "Agonizing Wish"
  28. "Loneliness"
  29. "Moving Scene"
  30. "The Place We Must Return to" (帰るべき場所, Kaerubeki basho?)

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