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[Keranu]

Actually, uh... Night Creatures also has... 3 tracks as well.  :oops:

Hahaha . You know when a game from the 16-bit era only has three music tracks, it must mean it's something special!

[esteban]

Actually, uh... Night Creatures also has... 3 tracks as well.  :oops:

Hahaha . You know when a game from the 16-bit era only has three music tracks, it must mean it's something special!

Ahhh, I believe that the venerable Timeball (Blodia) joins this prestigious class of games with ~ 3 songs (I'm including the title song ditty).

[Keranu]

Ahhh, I believe that the venerable Timeball (Blodia) joins this prestigious class of games with ~ 3 songs (I'm including the title song ditty).

I can't remember the title screen song for that game, but I do remember in ingame music and the little tune that plays when your ball drops. If I recall, there is a sound test mode in that game right? Another candidate for games with ~ 3 songs is China Warrior I believe.

[Odonadon]

I think Super Volleyball might have 4 tracks, but still   I Think I would prefer 4 good tracks to 15 bad ones though.

OD

[Black Tiger]

I think Super Volleyball might have 4 tracks, but still   I Think I would prefer 4 good tracks to 15 bad ones though.

OD

4 tracks is actually quite a lot for a sports game. Night Creatures can be compared to Simon's Quest and Ghost Manor is a questy platformer, kinda like a map-less Super Mario World.

Imagine those games with only a few tracks.

Of course, like you said, good ones go a lot further. 

[Odonadon]

4 tracks is actually quite a lot for a sports game. Night Creatures can be compared to Simon's Quest and Ghost Manor is a questy platformer, kinda like a map-less Super Mario World.

You're right, it's pretty standard fare for a sports game, but what really gets me is the 10 seconds of music that is looped ad infinitum

OD

[ryosnk]

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