cello vgm round 2: chrono, halo, hotline miami, metal slug, nuclear throne, oddity, off, portal, rayman, silent hill, system shock preview

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+Album: Halo 3
+Directory: halo-3
+Style: in-game vgm
+Date: September 25, 2007
+Color: '#fbeba7'
+Track Artists:
+- Martin O'Donnell
+- Michael Salvatori
+Groups:
+- Halo
+---
+Track: Three Gates
+Duration: 0:47
+URLs:
+- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4EiKD5YqYI
+- https://open.spotify.com/track/0TwYMdrrKbcxjD9LtTDwFA
+- https://music.apple.com/song/three-gates/1682508580
+Commentary: |-
+    <i>Quasar Nebula:</i> (wiki editor)
+
+    Bit of a weird case! [Halo 3's soundtrack](https://vgmdb.net/album/5033) contains many tracks with multiple movements; the "containing" audio tracks themselves are not given names. Three Gates (0:47) is the first movement in a three-parter, followed by Ascent (1:15) and Leonidas Returns (2:33). The durations of these segments are marked in the album booklet.
+
+    The streaming release, however, only uses the first movement from each audio track as the title for that *entire* track; all three movements above sum to about 4:35, matching the streaming release, itself just titled "Three Gates".
+
+    Also, the album booklet presents its tracks (across two discs) mostly structured by in-game level name. Three Gates is part of "The Covenant" (as are nine other titled movements).