The Witch Orchestra

Behind the scene: 

Many classic game soundtracks use modest orchestral arrangements because early hardware could only handle a limited number of audio channels and samples. Composers relied on strong melodies, simple harmonies, and clever layering to create the illusion of a larger orchestra. Strings, brass, and percussion were often carefully balanced so every instrument had a clear role without overcrowding the mix. This restrained approach gave game music a focused and memorable sound that still influences modern fantasy and adventure scores today.