WHAT'S NEW?

Thursday, 6.January, 2005.

Hi! Welcome to the new year, after little illnes during December I was finally able to process almost all of your submissions, which results to update of World of Game Mids and World of Game Mods. Also the Game music base is constantly updated with new records (it's almost every day, so I'm not writing GMB updates in this info, heh). Well, thanks to all who found the time to send something useful and happy new year!

Friday, 26.November, 2004.

The month is coming to its end and it means another update of World of Game Mids and World of Game Mods is here! (it's not a rule about this ending of months, but it is starting to be something like this, without any plan ). Well, for this update I'd like to send very big thanks especially to Warcow, who sent me lot of great MOD additions, especially from Atari ST and Atari Falcon games which were ripped by Lotek Style and came from Fading Twilight Atari.org mirror , thanks to which you can see cool new MOD game rips from these platforms. And at the time I was able to process only half of great tunes he sent me, so watch out for the next archive update, when I'll update the rest! Also Midis got a great new addition thanks to Firebird and it's called Cult. Well, enough words, come on and listen

Wednesday, 20.October, 2004.

Another month, another archive update of World of Game Mids and World of Game Mods. Not much time left to me for the updates these times, however I was able to put online all the submissions you great people send me today. Thanks to all and enjoy!

Tuesday, 14.September, 2004.

Small update of World of Game Mods with update Unreal tracklists and great new music soundtrack from Unreal Return to Na Pali (Unreal 1 datadisk!). Thanks to Darth "Snake" Nefelim and to Pyramid Head for really lot of great additions and sendings!

Friday, 10.September, 2004.

These days I'm doing big maintenance of Game music base, cleaning up lot of records and adding new soundtracks. Big thanks fly to Darth "Snake" Nefelim and Pyramid Head, which are helping me a lot with comments, tracklists, authors info and other database additions.

I also allowed to download files smaller than 100 kBytes without registration. I hope this will be good compromise between the bandwidth-abuse problems and necessarity to register for one-time small downloads, because using this you can download almost all the Midi and half of the MOD tunes without registering, and it shouldn't harm the speed - we will see how it will work

And yet another thing for musicians who want to create MOD arrangements - you can find interesting instruments in djDarkX sample library.