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Revision as of 00:43, 14 June 2018
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- This page is for the DragonStrike song, for more titles see Introduction.
Introduction is the title track for DragonStrike (AMI), DragonStrike (C64), DragonStrike (DOS) and DragonStrike (PC98).
Contents
Games
DragonStrike (AMI)
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DragonStrike (C64)
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The original MUS version was rearrangered on SID chip. Unfortunatelly, this music plays only a few bars in-game (while the SID music, used in game, obviously contains more), and there are no SID rip exist, so now the full recording is impossible.
DragonStrike (DOS)
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It was composed in AdLib Visual Composer and converted from its native ROL format. The original file is named "DSTune1.mus".
DragonStrike (PC98)
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NEC PC9801 version looks like DOS, only with more crappy rearrangering of chiptune music.