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PC platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Robert Prince and Horst Wessel (with support from Daniel Decatur Emmett, Francis Scott Key, Thomas Arne, Daniel Butterfield & “Traditional”). The Story For the story … Continue reading
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Arcade platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Yoshio Imamura. This is one of those games that was in the arcade, but you never actually played (or it might just be me). It … Continue reading
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In order to keep track of which Uni Posca’s I have and those I need, I’ve made this page, to keep track on just that. Standard colors Color/Type 1M 3M 5M 8K 17K Apple Green ✓ ✓ Beige ✓ ✓ … Continue reading
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Commodore 64 platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Jerry White. Until today, this game was totally unknow to me. This morning, when I was watching Jan Beta on YouTube, bringing an … Continue reading
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Commodore 64 platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of David Dunn and Aidan Bell. There is not a whole lot of music in Elite. But still, I believe the most famous part, … Continue reading
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Atari platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of David Whittaker. Game music from ‘Goldrunner II’. Game was published in 1988 by MicroDeal Ltd. Source of inspiration and material: Wikipedia, Moby Games, Atari … Continue reading
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PC platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Hannes Seifert (Peter Baustädter and Oliver Leeds). Apparently, this is game that originated on the Commodore Amiga and then was converted to PC. I’ve always … Continue reading
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PC platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Thomas Canell. This is yet another Commodore Amiga original, but converted to Project Ymer by Peter J. And let me say that this is … Continue reading
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Commodore 64 platform As Vibrants was present on the Commodore 64 and later the PC this – is a two-parter – and this is part I. Now One of the main characteristics of Vibrants (or features, if you’d like), are … Continue reading
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Many groups started their work on the Commodore 64, moved forward to the Commodore Amiga or Atari ST platforms and some later continued to the PC. This article will be a “work in progress” as I really want this published, … Continue reading
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PC platform As Vibrants was present on the Commodore 64 and later the PC this – is a two-parter – this is part II. Even though Vibrants originated on the Commodore 64, I only remember them from the PC. But, … Continue reading
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PC platform Majic 12 originated on the Commodore Amiga but for me, this story starts on the PC and the year is 1994. I was at Peter’s place one night and he had just received a bunch of new demos … Continue reading
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Arcade platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Hal Canon & Earl Vickers. Game music from ‘Gauntlet‘. Game developed by Atari Games and was published in 1985 by Atari Games. Longplay: @YouTube Source … Continue reading
Commodore Amiga platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Peter Andersen and Thomas Canell. ‘HumaNoidZ’ as it sounds played on original Commodore Amiga hardware. This is a remake/convert made in ‘Music Editor’ … Continue reading
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Super Nintendo Entertainment platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Koji Kondo. When I initially started this site, I wanted to present (or share) the music that I grew up with and … Continue reading
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Super Nintendo Entertainment platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of David Wise, Eveline Fischer and Robin Beanland. With one of the greatest game libraries, spanning from the “simplest” pong game to the amazing … Continue reading