Cubed3 2002 - 2009 Thu, 23 May 2013 01:34:27 GMT-1 Latest 10 posts made in this topic. http://www.cubed3.com/ http://www.cubed3.com http://www.cubed3.com/images/button.gif 31 88 jb@cubed3.com (Jorge Ba-oh) en-us http://www.cubed3.com/topic/63036This post is a copy of the news report: http://www.cubed3.com/news/17302All posts made in this forum topic below will appear as news comments on the above link. If you make a comment on the original article link above, it will also appear here as a forum post.It&#39;s been 16 years since the world of Pok&eacute;mon came to life with a memorable musical score. Relive the world of a Kanto once more. <br/> <br/><strong><i>Pocket Monsters Red </i></strong>and <strong><i>Pocket Monsters Green</i></strong> first hit stores in Japan in 1996, with a western debut for Pok&eacute;mon two years later, and with it came a highly regarded soundtrack by Gamefreak series composer Junichi Masuda. The world of Kanto was bright to life with bright, bouncy and chirpy melodies on the Game Boy and have since found their way into subsequent games and remixes. <br/> <br/>A fan group, <a href="http&#58;//pokemonsymphony.com/">Pok&eacute;mon Reorchestrated</a>, decided to pay tribute to the orginal games by compiling a 78&#45;minute orchestrated game of the key tracks from first&#45;generation Pok&eacute;mon. The album, Kanto Symphony, was released earlier today on <a href="http&#58;//bit.ly/pkmnKantoSymphony">iTunes</a>. <br/> <br/>For a preview, be sure to have a listen to the teaser trailer&#58; <br/>