Difference between revisions of "DX-Ball (WEB)"
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| − | | Online = dx-ball.ru | + | | Online = http://dx-ball.ru |
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:''For another games inspired by Arkanoid, see [[Arkanoid]].'' | :''For another games inspired by Arkanoid, see [[Arkanoid]].'' | ||
| − | '''DX-Ball''' is | + | '''DX-Ball''' is a JavaScript recreation of the original [[DX-Ball (W32)|Windows release]] of this quite famous Arkanoid-style game. |
== Music == | == Music == | ||
| − | The music is the same with [[DX-Ball (W32)|W32 release]]. There are two noticeable differenses: the | + | The music is the same with [[DX-Ball (W32)|W32 release]]. There are two noticeable differenses: the sounding differs (see below) and you can't switch back to the another tracks by pressing F5 - tracks are just repeating 1-3 times, then it changes to the different track in the order. |
| − | As the author | + | As the author confessed in the Habrahabr <!-- link? -->, he just converted the [[MDS]] files into [[MP3]]. The sounding indicated that for this the [[MIDI Decoder]] was used (in "Emu de MIDI" mode, making the notes different). Specifically, he firstly converted [[MDS]] to [[WAV]] using this software, then [[WAV]] to [[MP3]]. |
=== Recording === | === Recording === | ||
| − | Just converted [[MDS]] to [[WAV]] using [[MIDI Decoder]] and [[WAV]] to [[OGG]] with [[Audacity]]. It' | + | Just converted [[MDS]] to [[WAV]] using [[MIDI Decoder]] and [[WAV]] to [[OGG]] with [[Audacity]]. It doesn't sound like with [[Roland]] [[SCC-1]] patch set, but sounds like specific sound chip. |
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=== Credits === | === Credits === | ||
| − | * '''Ripper:''' [[User:M1911|M1911]] | + | * '''Ripper:''' [[User:M1911|M1911]] |
* '''Recorder:''' [[User:M1911|M1911]] | * '''Recorder:''' [[User:M1911|M1911]] | ||
* '''Game Credits:''' | * '''Game Credits:''' | ||
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(Source: the Internet, game lacks credits.) | (Source: the Internet, game lacks credits.) | ||
| − | The same way with original game | + | The same way with original game. |
=== Game Rip === | === Game Rip === | ||
{{Rips | {{Rips | ||
| − | | Formats = | + | | Formats = {{Format|MP3}} {{Format|WAV}} |
| File = DX-Ball (WEB).zip | | File = DX-Ball (WEB).zip | ||
}} | }} | ||
| − | The game use [[MP3]] for music (converted from [[MDS]] in original) and [[WAV]] for sounds. | + | The game use [[MP3]] for music (converted from [[MDS]] in original, see [[DX-Ball 2 (W32)#Game Rip) and [[WAV]] for sounds. Because the MP3 music is 1:1 to OGG, the MP3s were excluded from the rip. |
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==Releases== | ==Releases== | ||
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| + | * [http://dx-ball.ru dx-ball.ru] - Play online. | ||
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- For another games inspired by Arkanoid, see Arkanoid.
DX-Ball is a JavaScript recreation of the original Windows release of this quite famous Arkanoid-style game.
Music
The music is the same with W32 release. There are two noticeable differenses: the sounding differs (see below) and you can't switch back to the another tracks by pressing F5 - tracks are just repeating 1-3 times, then it changes to the different track in the order.
As the author confessed in the Habrahabr , he just converted the MDS files into MP3. The sounding indicated that for this the MIDI Decoder was used (in "Emu de MIDI" mode, making the notes different). Specifically, he firstly converted MDS to WAV using this software, then WAV to MP3.
Recording
Just converted MDS to WAV using MIDI Decoder and WAV to OGG with Audacity. It doesn't sound like with Roland SCC-1 patch set, but sounds like specific sound chip.
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# |
Title |
Composer |
Arranger |
Length |
Listen |
| 01 | Ethno Papa | Roland Corporation | Roland Corporation | 3:26 | |
| 02 | Ackerlight | Frédéric Hahn | Howard Wootan, Mike Doyle | 4:54 | |
| 03 | Flight of the Bumblebee | Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov | Romeo Music International | 2:44 | |
| 04 | Karn Evil 9: 1st Impression, Part I | Emerson, Lake and Palmer | Unknown | 3:53 | |
| 05 | Freebee | Jeff R. Bosset | Jeff R. Bosset | 2:39 | |
| 06 | Overture from The Marriage of Figaro | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | MTA | 4:17 | |
Credits
- Ripper: M1911
- Recorder: M1911
- Game Credits:
- Not credited composer: Roland credited as Roland Corporation
- Not credited composer: Jeff Bosset credited as Jeff R. Bosset
- Not credited composer: Emerson, Lake and Palmer
- Not credited composer: Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
- Not credited arranger: Romeo Music International credited as Romeo Music Intl.
- Not credited composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- Not credited arranger: Anonymous credited as MTA
- Not credited composer: Frédéric Hahn
- Not credited arranger: Howard Wootan
- Not credited arranger: Michael Doyle credited as Mike Doyle
(Source: the Internet, game lacks credits.)
The same way with original game.
Game Rip
The game use MP3 for music (converted from MDS in original, see [[DX-Ball 2 (W32)#Game Rip) and WAV for sounds. Because the MP3 music is 1:1 to OGG, the MP3s were excluded from the rip.
Releases
Links
- dx-ball.ru - Play online.
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- Games By Emerson, Lake and Palmer
- Games By Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
- Games By Romeo Music International
- Games By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- Games By Anonymous
- Games By Frédéric Hahn
- Games By Howard Wootan
- Games By Michael Doyle
- Games That Use MP3
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- Games Released In World
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