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Rob Wallace has written music to several PC games. He has also written soundtracks to some movies. He first started on game music and sound when his friend Bruce Sandig introduced him to game design and Rob's first game soundtrack was for Classic Concentration (NES). While Rob was doing the game's music and sound, he enjoyed doing it and decided to pursue video game sound and music as a career. After seven years of doing music for games, he moved to Grand Junction, Colorado because of kidney failures and founded LazyCats Records.
Music Composition
For his PC music, Wallace used Digital Orchestrator Pro.
Gameography
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Released |
Title |
Sample |
| 19??/??/?? | Black Jack (DOS) | |
| 19??/??/?? | Grandeur | |
| 19??/??/?? | Jeopardy! | |
| 19??/??/?? | Peanuts Fun House | |
| 19??/??/?? | War Hammer | |
| 1988/??/?? | Might & Magic II: Gates to Another World | DOS, GEN |
| 1990/09/?? | Classic Concentration (NES) | |
| 1991/??/?? | Miracle Piano Teachine System | GEN, SNES |
| 1993/04/09 | Monster Bash (DOS) | |
| 1993/??/?? | Empire Deluxe (DOS) | |
| 1993/??/?? | Mario's Time Machine Deluxe (DOS) | |
| 1993/??/?? | Wayne's World (DOS) | |
| 1993/12/07 | KaleidoSonics (DOS) | |
| 1996/12/31 | Virtual Pool (DOS) | |
| 1997/01/?? | Mario's Fundamentals | DOS, MAC |
| 1997/03/31 | Scarab (W32) | |
| 1998/12/17 | Virtual Pool 64 (N64) |
