Colin McRae: Dirt. The first one.
Kirby Air Ride
Final Fantasy XII, not just for the amazing menu music but also due to how the opening cinematic blends seamlessly with the menu UI in the PS2 version. It all comes together perfectly.
Defcon
I have many but teen me loved the XGRA menu edit of BT's Madskillz - Mic Chekka so much I would leave the menu open while cleaning etc.
Night in the Woods, which has one of the best sound tracks, hands down
Some of the jrpgs like final fantasy are great, octopath traveler, dwarf fortress menu is up there as a minimalistic folk. I'll go with pillars of eternity
The Anno games always had really good music. Anno 1602 for example had this as the title music
Anno 1503's title music is engrained in my memory as well
The first thing that leapt to mind was Age of Empires.
either Sonic Adventure 2 or Doom Eternal.
Sonic Adventure 2 is just silly, it's like a 10 to 15second loop of a slightly different version of the main theme but it's got this like added guitar (I'm not a musician AT ALL) that just really kicks it up a notch. hell I even have the mp3 of it that i'll listen on loop for a few minutes.
Also the original Apex Legends menu music and character selection music was VERY good.
Yakuza 0 Cabaret Club menu theme
Main Menu screen for The Twin Snakes remake of Metal Gear Solid on Gamecube.
Sanabi.
The main theme opener is a striking arrangement of synth notes, which admittedly end up being a bit skippable after hearing them quite a few times. However, there is a reveal moment in the story that makes it hit way harder. It stuck with me after that 😁
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