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'''''Victory March''''' is one of the four unused songs in [[Wolfenstein 3D (DOS)]]. It is a full-length track, probably meant for mission music. | '''''Victory March''''' is one of the four unused songs in [[Wolfenstein 3D (DOS)]]. It is a full-length track, probably meant for mission music. | ||
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- This page is for the Wolfenstein 3D (DOS) song, for more titles see Victory (disambiguation).
Victory March is one of the four unused songs in Wolfenstein 3D (DOS). It is a full-length track, probably meant for mission music.
John Romero said that there wasn't a particular reason why this song was excluded from the game. However, if you look how the music is utilized, each background song is used in four times--only the secret levels don't follow this pattern. This track could have been written to fill one of the secret levels that used repeated music, but was just never assigned.
Victory March is track 26 in the game's data files, and the IMF meta tag title is "VICMARCH".
Bobby Prince composed the song using Sequencer Plus Gold.
