Difference between revisions of "Unused - Puyo Pop Fever (GBA)"
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Unused is a song found within the data of Puyo Pop Fever (GBA). It has no official title -- the one used here is just a descriptor, since there is no known information about where it would have played in-game.
The game as a whole, first released in Japan on July 24th, 2004, was composed by Hideki Abe. in the absence of any concrete evidence otherwise, it is assumed that he also handled the GBA port's arrangements.
Composition
The song is a short loop that's slow-paced and sedate, a departure from the style used for most of the game's soundtrack. The main melodies are backed by string-like instruments, among other quiet-sounding synths.
