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- This page is for the Contra song, for more titles see Game Over.
The Game Over fanfare is played if both players lose all their lives. It is also heard at the very end of the game's Victory theme. The fanfare was composed by Kazuki Muraoka. The title is unofficial.
Games
Contra (ARC)
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As expected, you'll hear Game Over when you lose all of your lives. It plays as your chance to continue counts down. Note that in the final stage you can't continue, the designers expected you to beat the final stage on one credit.
Contra (NES)
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The NES port uses the Game Over fanfare in the same manner as the arcade game.
The song is the same throughout every region and the PlayChoice-10 release.
Sheet Music
Game Over
Links
- youtube.com/watch?v=3skAk8rSd4E - Played on electric guitar by Skifff1985.
