Harry Gregson-Williams brought a Hollywood blockbuster sound to the series, pairing perfectly with Norihiko Hibino's tense in-game tracks.
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Imagine a young Norihiko Hibino, fresh out of music school, eager to leave his mark on the gaming industry. With a passion for blending electronic and orchestral elements, he took on the challenge of composing music for the Metal Gear Solid series. The games were directed by Hideo Kojima, a perfectionist with a vision for a stealthy, action-packed experience. Imagine a young Norihiko Hibino
4. The Transitional Years (2006–2007): Portable Ops & Pre-MGS4 Era