History MostWonderfulSound / VideoGames

* ''VideoGame/BungoToAlchemist'': The immensely satisfying ''crack'' [[WhipItGood whip-class]] authors make as they attack.

** ''2048'' and ''Omega'' have many voices that qualify. In the menus, selecting a ship plays a small voice clip announcing the name of the selected ship, encouraging just going around listening to "FEISAR Fighter. Auricom Prototype. Piranha Agility" (or "Qirex. Mirage. EG-X" for the HD ships), not to mention the same voice describing the 2048 ships. During events, picking up weapons not only has a voice announce the pickup, but it has an accent based on the ship (so AG-Systems has a female {{Moe}} voice, FEISAR has a male British voice, and Van-Uber has a [[BadassBaritone deep]] male German-accented voice, etc). Just listening to these voices is a delight.

* ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOrigins'' If you have the Feastday Gifts DLC, you can give Sten a book of Qunari prayers for the dead. He can read it at any time to bring everyone on the team instantly back to life. The BadassBaritone doesn't hurt either.

* In ''VideoGame/EverybodyEdits'', the "Ding!" sound from getting a coin can be cathartic after beating a NintendoHard minigame.

*** Best ones are the jingles used in Superstar, Advance-games, Return to Dream Land, and Triple Deluxe.

* From ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles2'', Tora's "Tumbly-Tumbly!" because he will inflict Topple, a useful effect.

* ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles2'': LAUNCH! SMASH!
** Tora's "Tumbly-Tumbly!". Unlike the previous game, the AI ''only'' tries to topple when it can actually work.

** I think I'm going to... [{{Squee}} TRANSFOOOOORM!! (Eeeeeeee!!)]] (which sounds a bit like "Henshiiiiiiin!")

* The [[BadassBoast badass boasting]] of Shepard's crew members [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg and Wrex]] in the Citadel DLC - on low difficulty levels, at least. On higher difficulty levels, they become idle boasts in the face of a [[BadassArmy mercenary group]] that ''[[ImprobablePowerDiscrepancy way]]'' outmatch them. [[CutscenePowerToTheMax Especially]] [[TierInducedScrappy Wrex]].

** The music that plays when you land in the Church in the slums for the first time. After having fought a hard boss battle, and a gripping scene where Cloud [[DisneyDeath falls to what seems like it should be his death]], the music is just the most serene thing ever. It's like the game is saying, "don't worry, things will be alright."

** Xbox One and Series X|S hears that and one ups it with [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaPDKHgGpEg Rare Achievements,]] especially if it under 1% of players obtained after a tough or tedious one to earn.

* The sounds of the Crest line of spells in ''VideoGame/ShadowHeartsCovenant''. Bright Crest and Gale Crest in particular. Also the sounds of Johnny's "[[SuperPoweredEvilSide Ether]] [[DeathFromAbove Purge]]" special attack in ''New World''.

*** "Destroy all of [[EenieMeenieMinyMoai them]]!"

* ''VideoGame/SpyroTheDragon'' (Original Trilogy) is full of contenders:

* In the ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaChroniclesOfSorrow'' series. The "Sssssssssss DING!" noise that signals a soul being released from a monster. It means that you can stop grinding that one monster over and over again, because you just got a new toy to play with.

** Xbox One hears that and one ups it with [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaPDKHgGpEg Rare Achievements.]]

** Peeper chirping, if only for ambience value, and because it means [[AlienLunch you have a potential meal upcoming]].

** *clickclick* [[CoolGuns/RocketsMissilesAndGrenadeLaunchers "RRRAWKET LAWNCHAIR!!"]]

** The ''[[UpdatedReRelease Super Mario Advance]]'' games retrofit voice clips into the classic 2D Mario games, and while the irritation level is [[BrokenBase up for debate]], ''Advance 2'' was by far the most tasteful with them. Mario's enthusiastic "Just what I needed!" thst plays when you get a power-up while small has become a memetic moment of NarmCharm. And if you [[InfiniteOneUps enter a 1-UP combo]], he belts out a triumphant "Bravo, Mario!" if you [[DevelopersForesight get 10 or more!]]

** ''All 4 One'' also has the Co-Op Overload, a digital whine that steadily increases in pitch as you and your teammates use the same weapons on one enemy, while your weapons fire faster and faster as you approach the threshold, culminating in a large effect on the enemy, ranging from explosions to freezing to [[BalefulPolymorph transforming]].

* The simple two words spoken in most Creator/TomClancy games upon eliminating an enemy, "Tango down", particularly in ''VideoGame/GhostRecon Advanced Warfighter 2'' with Hume (the team's sniper). *Boom* "Tango down."

* The "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEr7BPDt4fY Rare trophy]]" tune. Left unused in its debut game (''Melee''), it was fortunately used in the later games whenever you perform certain feats, such as unlocking characters, obtaining certain trophies, and the like. It's a short but triumphant and insanely sweet fanfare.

* [[VideoGame/{{Metroid}} "Is that all?"]]