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Yeah The Smurfs and Asterix were only released in Europe. I have the music/sound source files for Asterix. Alberto Gonzalez said he couldn't give me Smurfs though because of an NDA.

I don't know but don't expect any NSFs to be ripped for a long time. Gil said he's very busy with game hacks and translations. And he told me he hasn't checked this thread lately. I tried calling Nick Eastridge today and still no answer. Last night I left him my phone number but he still hasn't call...

Kyoro Chan Land has also been ripped but the NSF hangs on the first notes. I've tried a bunch of NSF players and they do that with the NSF. Also, Nick Eastridge didn't answer the phone so I left him a message so hopefully he calls me back. If not I will call him again. I sent him an e-mail before bu...

There's a couple NSFs that need to be fixed still:
NSF - Problem/Issue
Alfred Chicken - Plays Too Fast
Castelian - Plays Too Fast
Jimmy Connors Tennis - Plays Too Fast
Total Recall - Missing death/game over song (They're both the same)

LOL
Dude, I don't even know the first thing about programming. I'm taking a game design class next month where I learn C++. I don't know if that will help.

Interesting to see the actual name, I had it in some credits as "T. Hasuya" from somewhere. I've always strongly suspected it's the same person who also did Conflict, Golgo-13 TSE, Last Armageddon, Dr. Jekyll, which is some great stuff (including Rygar). Yes, Michiharu also composed those...

Nope. He told me he handed over the source code to Sunsoft and they took it from there. The NES version has credits but the composer is credited as 'New' and the music programmer is credited as A.T. Also, for the Lolo games I'm pretty sure it's Manami Matsumae. The GameBoy version has the same exact...

Platoon's not one of them though. I know Jon Dunn originally did the C64 version's music which was ported to the NES version but he said he gave Sunsoft the source code to the music. I asked Sunsoft who arranged the NES version of Jon Dunn's C64 soundtrack and they said it was David Whittaker. I kno...

Yeah that would work. I think Alex Yeu did the music because it sounds the same as Ultimate Mortal Kombat 4.

I got a couple more game credits for you: Adventures of Dr. Franken (Unreleased) - Mark Cooksey Asmik Kun Land - Fumito Tamayama Earthworm Jim (Pirate) - Alex Yeu Michael Andretti's World Grand Prix - T. Mikumos, M. Bridgeroot Predator - Junichi Saito? Super Mario World (Pirate) - Alex Yeu? Ultimate...

Yes, Michiharu Hasutani and Michiharu Hasuya are the same. I don't know which last name is real though.

Awesome, job, JediQuestMaster! I'm going to do what the game's music does and tune it sharp a little. School starts next month for me but I still got a lot of free time on my hands.
-Nick

EDIT: Can I also be credited in the game as an alias?

LOL funny pic!
Working on separate tracks might get the job done faster so that's a good idea. Has the title music been done? Also can I do MIDI files instead of Famitracker?

@thefox: You're right, it isn't him. I talked to Mark Cooksey and he said he composed Dragon's Lair. That was a LONG time ago, I'm surprised I didn't change it. I guess I didn't notice it. @Dwedit: Nobody's sure if Ed Bogas just composed more tunes for Active Enterprises or if they stole his music. ...

Ah, I see. When I do my NES>MIDI covers, I do it by hand.