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The Blue Danube is a waltz song composed by Johann Strauss II. The song has grown popular and has been used in many TV shows, films and video games. Elite is best known for using the song.
Games
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Released |
Game |
Arranger |
Length |
Format |
Listen |
| 1984/??/?? | Elite (BBC) | Unknown | |||
| 1985/??/?? | Elite (APL2) | Unknown | |||
| 1985/??/?? | Elite (C64) | David Dunn | SID | ||
| 1985/??/?? | Elite (CPC) | Unknown | AY | ||
| 1985/??/?? | Elite (MSX) | Unknown | KSS | ||
| 1987/??/?? | Elite (DOS) | Unknown | |||
| 1989/??/?? | Elite (AMI) | Wally Beben | |||
| 1991/??/?? | Elite (ARCH) | Unknown | |||
| 1991/??/?? | Elite (NES) | David Whittaker | NSF |
