Laser Light (DOS)
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Laser Light was billed as a mini game or a "gamelet" by Pixel Painters. It is a unique puzzle game where you place and adjust a series of mirrors and prisms to refract laser light into various targets on the playing field. It's important to think ahead in order to get the best score.
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Screenshots
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Music
Laser Light's music is pretty stock. It has the typical twang of FM synthesis, but it's fitting for a of this nature. Like the other games from Pixel Painters, there are no credits, so the music composer is unknown.
Recording
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This recording is incomplete. |
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The recording will be posted when a FMF player is made available.
Credits
- Ripper: Frenkel Smeijers
- Recorder: N/A
- Game Credits:
- Unknown Composer: Unknown
(Source missing, game lacks credits)
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Game Rip
The FMF files were extracted from the LL.res file using Frenkel Smeijers' PPExt program. Currently there isn't a player that supports the FMF format, so there is no Vorbis recording.
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Links
- mobygames.com/game/dos/laser-light - MobyGames.
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