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| − | The game contains ten songs. There is one song for each of the three sections in the game and they are all lengthy so it takes a while before they start getting to you. The game gives credit to not only ACC's main composers [[Osamu Kasai]] and [[Masaaki Harada]], but it also gives credit to a composer Nobuhito Nakayama, which seems to be his only video game music credit (besides one PC Engine game). It is | + | The game contains ten songs. There is one song for each of the three sections in the game and they are all lengthy so it takes a while before they start getting to you. The game gives credit to not only ACC's main composers [[Osamu Kasai]] and [[Masaaki Harada]], but it also gives credit to a composer Nobuhito Nakayama, which seems to be his only video game music credit (besides one PC Engine game). It is hard to tell specifically which songs the three composers worked on. The Japanese version of [[Circus Caper (NES)]], which uses the same sound driver credits [[Sound Routine (NES Driver)|Sound Routine Version 4]], so this was most likely the way the three composers made the music. Nobuhito may have also sent recordings or MIDI files to Osamu and Masaaki for them to program into the game. Both Osamu and Masaaki have been credited as programmers so they may have worked on the game's sound driver. |
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Dynowarz: The Destruction of Spondylus is an action game developed by Advance Communication Company and published by Bandai. The same two teams worked on the infamous NES game Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
The game is split up into three sections; a laboratory where you must destroy a reactor, then the caves and the outsides which take place in your Cyborasaurus. At the end of each outside section there is a boss fight with another Robosaur. There are seven levels. While the game has good graphics and music, it suffers from monotonous gameplay. There aren't even any new enemies or bosses for each level, so you'll be fighting the same things over and over again. The game tries to spice things up with the selection of weapons, but most of them end up being very unuseful.
Screenshots
Music
The game contains ten songs. There is one song for each of the three sections in the game and they are all lengthy so it takes a while before they start getting to you. The game gives credit to not only ACC's main composers Osamu Kasai and Masaaki Harada, but it also gives credit to a composer Nobuhito Nakayama, which seems to be his only video game music credit (besides one PC Engine game). It is hard to tell specifically which songs the three composers worked on. The Japanese version of Circus Caper (NES), which uses the same sound driver credits Sound Routine Version 4, so this was most likely the way the three composers made the music. Nobuhito may have also sent recordings or MIDI files to Osamu and Masaaki for them to program into the game. Both Osamu and Masaaki have been credited as programmers so they may have worked on the game's sound driver.
Recording
Credits
- Ripper: MrNorbert1994
- Recorder: Doommaster1994
- Game Credits:
- Music: Osamu Kasai
- Music: Masaaki Harada
- Music: Nobuhito Nakayama
- Not Credited Programmer: Michiharu Hasuya
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It is interesting to note that this was the only NES game that Advance Communication Company developed with game credits.
Game Rip
NSF ripping is an arduous process that is beyond the scope of this site. The recording was made in VirtuaNSF.
Releases
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- Nintendo Entertainment System Games
- Games Released In 1991
- Games Developed By Advance Communication Company
- Games
- Dynowarz: The Destruction of Spondylus (NES)
- Games By Osamu Kasai
- Games By Masaaki Harada
- Games By Nobuhito Nakayama
- Games By Michiharu Hasuya
- Games That Use NSF
- Games That Use NSFE
- Games Released In USA
- Games Published By Bandai
- Needed Song Descriptions
