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* ''[[{{Film/Nine}} 9]]'' uses a medley of themes from the film, mainly ''Winged Beast'' and ''Burial'', with a remix of ''The Machines'' at the beginning. It does not appear on the official soundtrack for some reason.

** ''VideoGame/ SonicGenerations'' does this with both versions (PS3/Xbox 360/PC and 3DS).

** ''SonicGenerations'' does this with both versions (PS3/Xbox 360/PC and 3DS).

* ''Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts'' features an impressive score that weaves the themes of several main areas into a monster medley as the credits are viewed.

* All thee ''Back to the Future'' films feature an overture of their respective films in the end credits.

* ''Game/MegaMan 6'' credits has this.

* The NA version of ''{{Wild ARMs 1}}''.

* The theatrical release of ''TheAbyss'' was the first JamesCameron film ([[{{Titanic}} but not]] [[{{Avatar}} the last]]) to feature double-column speeded-up end credits on account of all the people involved, so Alan Silvestri's end credit suite features "Finale," a lot of "Bud On The Ledge" and the ending of "Back On The Air" [[spoiler: (the music for Bud and the aliens heading to the surface)]] without the choir. When it was released on video, it had a slower and one-column only roll which therefore lasted much longer, and had a much longer suite to match made up of "Finale," "The Pseudopod," "Resurrection," a reprise of the first part of "Finale" [[spoiler: (for the spire rising scene)]], and the excerpts from "Bud On The Ledge" and "Back On The Air."

* ''''PokemonGoldAndSilver Pokémon HeartGold and SouSilver]]'' do this in the opening.

** JohnWilliams is quite fond of this. Notable example: the closing credits from ''[[HarryPotter Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban]]'', which consisted of ''seven'' themes from the film back-to-back. And was awesome.

* ''MastersOfTheUniverse''.

* ''{{VVVVVV}}'', with the music being the background music of various areas of the gamefield.

* The credits music for ''VeggieTales: The Ultimate Silly Song Countdown'' is a dance remix medley of all the songs featured in the countdown.

* The ''BackToTheFuture'' sequels, especially Part II.

* ''{{Pokemon}} Heart Gold'' and ''Soul Silver'' do this in the opening.
** The end credits of ''Fire Red'' and ''Leaf Green'' as well.

*** The prequel does the same thing, but includes ending themes from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXI,'' ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXII,'' and ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIII'' as well.

** And then ''SonicRush'' for DS did it again.

* ''EarthBound'' and ''{{MOTHER 3}}'', if only for the cast roll segment; the rest of the credits have individual compositions.

* All the MegaDrive ''SonicTheHedgehog'' games did this, with the exception of ''{{Sonic 3}}'' which had an original track instead of the usual medley. ''Sonic 4'' does that too.

** The beta version of ''{{Sonic 3}}'' actually had its own [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyeMBqwQFEc ending medley]] too, where it would play music from all stages in it and ''[[VideoGame/Sonic3AndKnuckles Sonic and Knuckles]]'', but was very likely cut from release version due to the splitting of the game into two parts. That beta is for a game called ''Sonic 3 Limited Edition'' which would've had both games on one cart. Its not a Sonic 3 beta per se.

** The beta version of ''{{Sonic 3}}'' actually had its own [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyeMBqwQFEc ending medley]] too, where it would play music from all stages in it and ''{{Sonic and Knuckles}}'', but was very likely cut from release version due to the splitting of the game into two parts. That beta is for a game called ''Sonic 3 Limited Edition'' which would've had both games on one cart. Its not a Sonic 3 beta per se.

** The beta version of ''{{Sonic 3}}'' actually had its own [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyeMBqwQFEc ending medley]] too, where it would play music from all stages in it and ''{{Sonic and Knuckles}}'', but was very likely cut from release version due to the splitting of the game into two parts. That beta is for a game called Sonic 3 Limited Edition which would've had both games on one cart. Its not a Sonic 3 beta per se.
** SonicGenerations will have one as well, as found in the second demo.

* The end credits music for Disney's ''{{Dinosaur}}'' combines pieces of "The Egg Travels", "Aladar and Neera", "Breakout/It Comes With a Pool", "Raptors/Aladar Meets the Herd", and "Inner Sanctum/The Nesting Grounds".

* The end of ''FinalFantasyX'' (pre credits) uses two of the three main themes.
** ''FinalFantasy'' almost always does this, not just X.
** ''FinalFantasyV'' uses a partial remix of its [[GlobalAirship "Flying on the dragon"]] music in its end theme.
** ''FinalFantasyVI'' deserves special mention because it manages to mix together '''every single character theme''' along with the obligatory "Prologue" music in a massive 20-minute long ending sequence.
** ''AdventChildren'' and ''CrisisCore'' have similar medleys that both begin with a remix of The Main Theme of FinalFantasyVII, which is the only time said piece of music is featured on the respective soundtracks.

*** The prequel does the same thing, but includes ending themes from ''FinalFantasyXI,'' ''FinalFantasyXII,'' and ''FinalFantasyXIII'' as well.

* ''EarthBound'' and ''{{Mother 3}}'' - just the Cast List, though.

* FireEmblem games frequently does this, starting as far back as the original game.
** For example, Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem has [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaDbhsD7EqY Ending Medley B]] from Book II.

* The music that plays during the credits of the first {{Bionicle}} trilogy are all pieces of the in-movie score, though not full themes, bur rather different samples cut together in such a way, they sounds as if they were composed as standalone musical themes exclusively for the credits. Also, they're beautiful.

** Not to mention ''[[TheLegendofZeldaOcarinaOfTime Ocarina of Time]]'' and ''[[TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask Majora's Mask]]'' as well.

* ''CallOfDuty: World at War'' combined [[RuleOfThree three]] themes into one piece. A HeavyMetal guitar and drum kit were added on top of them, as were some techno bits accompanied by taiko drums.

* The theatrical release of ''TheAbyss'' was the first JamesCameron film ([[{{Titanic}} but not]] [[{{Avatar}} the last]]) to feature double-column speeded-up end credits on account of all the people involved, so Alan Silvestri's end credit suite features "Finale," a lot of "Bud On The Ledge" and the ending of "Back On The Air" [[spoiler: (the music for Bud and the aliens heading to the surface)]] without the choir. When it was released on video, it had a slower and one-column only roll which therefore lasted much longer, and was made up of "Finale," "The Pseudopod," "Resurrection," a reprise of the first part of "Finale" [[spoiler: (for the spire rising scene)]], and the excerpts from "Bud On The Ledge" and "Back On The Air."

* StarTrekVITheUndiscoveredCountry

* ''RoboCop''.