Shadow of the Beast: Arranged/Remixed tunes
Game info
Name: Shadow of the Beast
Characteristics: Action, 3rd-Person Perspective, 2-d, Horizontal-Scrolling, Arcade, Medieval / Fantasy
Publishers: Electronic Arts, Atari, Psygnosis, Ocean, Reflections, Gremlin Graphics, Victor, Tec-Magik
Developers: Psygnosis, Reflections, Digital Development
Original/port composers: David Whittaker (Amiga), Fredrik SegerfaIk (C64), David Whittaker (Spectrum)
Platforms:
PC Engine CD / TurboGrafx-CD - Japan
Super NES
PC Engine CD / TurboGrafx-CD - United States
Sega Master System
Amiga (1989) - Europe
Sega Mega Drive (1989) - United States
Commodore 64/128 (1989) - Europe
Amstrad CPC (1990) - Europe
Atari ST (1990) - Europe
ZX Spectrum 48/128 (1990)
Atari Lynx (1992) - United States
Sega Mega Drive (27 Mar 1992) - Japan
Music info
Released: 1989
Related Plaform: Amiga
Format: Sequenced music (MID)
Composers of these tunes: Arthur Prawitt, John Greiner
Source / Archiver / Ripper: Mirsoft
Music type: Arranged/Remixed tunes
Archived process: Archived completely
Size of archive: 11476 bytes
User reviews
- "The Remix Style" (by AFroMan, 4 Apr 2004) [9/10]
The author was probably first trying to recreate the original sound, and stumbled upon some trills that sounded a little bit better. Improvements were especially noticeable in the intro song's remix. It is almost exactly the same as the original, again, but it sounds much better. There is a new layer that masks the original, which you can hear playing in the background. Good quality, too. No cheezy fake flutes or pianos.
- "Inspirational" (by jotamanfredo, 4 Dec 2004) [9/10]
Very inspirational music...
- "Somewhat weak?" (by Aginor, 3 Feb 2005) [4/10]
Was a tremendous fan of the game. listening to it now, it doesn't sound so original. It probably fit the game nicely, but the songs by themselves are somewhat weak. Just my opinion :)
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