Difference between revisions of "The Star-Spangled Banner"

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The Star-Spangled Banner is the national anthem of The United States of America. It was Composed by Francis Scott Key in 1812.

Games

Released	Game	Arranger	Length	Format	Listen
1983-??-??	Blue Max (C64)	Unknown		SID
1985-??-??	Fireworks Celebration Kit (C64)	Stephen Gaboury		SID
1986-??-??	Double Dribble (ARC)			UNK
1987-03-27	Winter Games (FDS)			NSF
1987-09-??	Winter Games (NES)			NSF
1990-??-??	Bo Jackson Baseball (NES)	Marshall Parker		NSF
1991-10-??	Roger Clemens' MVP Baseball (NES)	Paul Webb		NSF
1991-11-15	The Hunt for Red October (NES)	Tania Smith	0:38	NSF
1991-??-??	Cisco Heat (C64)			SID
1992-05-05	Wolfenstein 3D (DOS)	Bobby Prince	1:08	IMF
1994-12-23	Super Bases Loaded 3: License to Steal (SNES)	Akihito Suita, Shigemitsu Goto, Civicn		SPC
1995-06-??	Super R.B.I. Baseball (SNES)	Andy Armer		SPC

Blue Max (C64)

Playing during the U.S. Gold company logo.

Fireworks Celebration Kit (C64)

Track 1 in the SID file.

Double Dribble (ARC)

This version of the song is unique, in that it uses a digitized voice to sing the song. Unfortunately, it was very poorly done and has become very controversial.

Winter Games (FDS/NES)

The song plays when you select USA as your team.

Bo Jackson Baseball (NES)

The song plays before the start of a game, accompanied by a female singer. It is track 1 in the NSF file.

Roger Clemens' MVP Baseball (NES)

The song plays before the start of a game. Only the last few seconds of the song are included. It is track 1 in the NSF file.

The Hunt for Red October (NES)

The song plays after you successfully complete the game. It is track 5 in the NSF file.

Cisco Heat (C64)

Track 2 in the SID file.

Wolfenstein 3D (DOS)

The song, The March to War, from Wolfenstein 3D (DOS) incorporates the melody of The Star-Spangled Banner.

Links

• en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Star-Spangled_Banner - Wikipedia.