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Play for Japan is a benefit music project for the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake survivors conceived by Akira Yamaoka (known for the soundtracks of Silent Hill video game series) featuring celebrated videogame musicians and composers. The album was released digitally on iTunes and Amazon.

Track list

  1. Akira Yamaoka (Shadows of the Damned) -- "Ex Animo"
  2. Arthur Inasi (Harmonix) -- "We Are One"
  3. Bear McCreary (SOCOM 4) -- "Maverick Regeneration"
  4. Chance Thomas (Lord of the Rings Online) -- "Rise Up"
  5. Hip Tanaka (Metroid) -- "HVC-1384"
  6. Inon Zur (Dragon Age) feat. The Lyris Quartet -- "Remember"
  7. Jason Graves (Dead Space) -- "Necromancer"
  8. Laura Karpman (Everquest II) in collaboration with Lisbeth Scott -- "Pine Wind Sound"
  9. Laura Shigihara (Plants vs. Zombies) -- "Jump"
  10. Koji Kondo (Super Mario Bros.) -- "Super Mario Medley"
  11. Mitsuto Suzuki (The 3rd Birthday) -- "Play for You"
  12. Nobuko Toda (Metal Gear Solid 4) -- "Reminiscence"
  13. Nobuo Uematsu (Final Fantasy) -- "Every New Morning"
  14. Penka Kouneva (Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time) -- "White Cloud"
  15. Sean Murray (Call of Duty) -- "The Temple Stone"
  16. Tommy Tallarico (Advent Rising) -- "Greater Lights"
  17. Woody Jackson (Red Dead Redemption) -- "Moshi Moshi"
  18. Yasunori Mitsuda (Chrono Cross) -- "Dimension Break"


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