If you haven’t been following Capcom news lately, you might have missed that in addition to their upcoming Street Fighter IV title, they are also working on a complete remake and upgrade to the classic game Super Street Fighter II Turbo for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3. This update, titled Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (or just “HD Remix” for short) features entirely redrawn art with 1080p sprites, rebalanced gameplay, new moves, and an entirely new soundtrack.

As you might imagine, the music for HD Remix is why I’m posting here. The game designers have chosen to use all arranged and remixed music for the new soundtrack, with all the musicians being from OverClocked ReMix. Pretty awesome, eh? A lot of the tracks are coming from the SSF2II Turbo remix album Blood on the Asphalt but there’s also a lot of new and revised stuff as well.

I was honored that one of my own remixes, “Flying Heaven” (Fei Long’s theme) was selected for use in this upcoming game, which I’m really excited about. The actual track in game is split into two versions, a normal and a fast edit, both of which are revised and polished compared to the original remix from BoTA.

Another neat thing: GameTrailers.com decided to use my song for about 95% of the new interview & gameplay trailer posted a few days ago. Thanks GT!

UPDATE 3/21: Looks like GT used “Flying Heaven” exclusively in another SF trailer, this one for Street Fighter IV!

This entry was posted on Wednesday, March 19th, 2008 at 3:10 pm and is filed under Remixes.