Music
| In-Game Title | Original Title |
|---|---|
| 01 Phantom Dust | ? |
| 2 May 18, 1976 | ? |
| 3 February 29, 2xx1 | ? |
| 4 August 31, 1982 | Le Quattro Stagioni Op.8 No.1 "La Primavera" Allegro by Antonio Lucio Vivaldi & Minuet in A major (from String Quintet No.11, G.308) by Luigi Boccherini |
| 5 March 9, 1991 | ? |
| 6 October 10, 1986 | Kagome Kagome |
| 7 July 20, 1975 | ? |
| 8 June 6, 1666 | ? |
| 09 Your Choice | ? |
| 10 Face to Face | ? |
| 11 Plastic People | Piano Sonata No. 14 (Beethoven) |
| 12 Arsenal | "Invention No. 13 in A minor" by Johann Sebastian Bach |
| 13 Memories | Trois Nocturnes No. 1. Op.9 by Frederic Francois Chopin |
| 14 Mac's Shop | Russian Folks Song "Toroika" |
| 15 Club Baroness ~Goodbye~ | Habanera (aria) |
| 16 Strange Apparitions | ? |
| 17 Hallucinations | ? |
| 18 Dream | ? |
| 19 Untitled (Unused) | ? |
| 20 Wanderers | Greensleeves & Rêverie & Polovtsian Dances & Scarborough Fair & Sakura Sakura |
| 21 All These World | ? |
| 22 Yes I'm Lonely | "Yes, I'm Lonely" by Vincent Gallo |
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