Bionic Commando (NES)
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- For other games in the series see Bionic Commando.
Bionic Commando is a pseudo-sequel to the game Commando. You control Radd and his bionic arm as he swings and shoots his way through the enemy areas trying to rescue Super Joe and save the world from the Badds (or, in the Japanese version, the Nazi's). The game was very underrated because the sharp learning curve for the controls, but once you get past that, the game is very exciting.
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Music
The soundtrack is top notch for the NES, but often looked over due to the obscurity of the game. Of the several tracks, some of them show exceptional use of the NES audio chip. Most of the music is catchy and easy to hum to. Some of the sound effects of Bionic Commando would go on to be reused in Code Name: Viper (NES).
Recording
Credits
- Ripper: Chris Covell
- Recorder: TheAlmightyGuru
- Game Credits:
- Music: Junko Tamiya credited as Gondamin
- Not Credited Composer: Harumi Fujita
- Not Credited Sound Driver: Yoshihiro Sakaguchi
(Sources: USA, Japan 1, Japan 2. Alias and original composer verified by Capcom staff)
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Ripping NES music is a very arduous process that is beyond the scope of this site.
The music of the PAL (European) version of the game is slower then the NTSC (USA/Japanese) version. This slowdown occurs because PAL plays at a different frame rate. Most games correct for this problem, but Bionic Commando did not. A PAL version of the soundtrack should be made to accommodate European fans.
Releases
Links
- Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bionic_Commando
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