Arena Battle/Shooting Range - Hillsfar (PC98)

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Arena Battle/Shooting Range
Composer Yasuhiro Kawasaki
Released 1991-11-21
Length 1:10
BPM 161

Arena Battle/Shooting Range plays in the PC-9801 version of Hillsfar when the player is both fighting the arena, as well as visiting the shooting range, and the song plays at the main menu there.

The song was written by Yasuhiro Kawasaki on the YM2203 OPN chip provided by the PC-9801, most likely in Music Macro Language. Yasuhiro should be contacted for an official title.

Composition

Arena Battle/Shooting Range plays at approximately 161 beats per minute, and is in the key of E major. The song's first four measures are in 4/4 time signature, while the rest of the song is in 3/4.

Games

Hillsfar (PC98)

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Hillsfar (PC98)
Output - OPN.svg
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Arranger Yasuhiro Kawasaki
Released 1991-11-21
Length 1:10
BPM 161
Format VGZ
Loops Yes

This song can be heard at these locations:


Hillsfar (NES)

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Hillsfar (NES)
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Arranger Yoshio Kobayashi
Programmer Kazuhisa Mitani
Released 1991-03-21
Length 1:04
BPM 180
Format NSF
Loops Yes

The NES version of Hillsfar uses the song for the same purpose as the PC-9801 version. However, the menu at the shooting range has no music, so the song does not play at that location. The song plays much faster than the PC-9801 original.

The song was arranged to the NES by Yoshio Kobayashi, who sequenced the music on a PC-8001 mkII computer. It was programmed into sound code by the game's programmer, Kazuhisa Mitani.

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