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|publisher=[[Nintendo UK|Nintendo of Europe]] | |publisher=[[Nintendo UK|Nintendo of Europe]] | ||
|release= | |release=1998 | ||
|format=Compact disc | |format=Compact disc | ||
|track=15 | |track=15 |
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Nintendo Sound Adventures | |
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Composed by: Koji Kondo, Kazumi Totaka, Hajime Wakai | |
Publisher(s) | Nintendo of Europe |
Release date | 1998[?] |
Format | Compact disc |
Track(s) | 15 |
Length | 45:06 |
Nintendo Sound Adventures was a promotional album released in Germany in 1998 by Nintendo of Europe.[1] The album features a mix of official music from Nintendo 64 games and new arrangements. The disk also contained a screensaver known as "Nintendo Universe".
Tracklist
# | Title | Length |
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1 | "Overture (Mario's Jungle Intro" | 3:31 |
2 | "Yoshi's Story (Breakbeat Inferno)" | 4:31 |
3 | "Versus (M.I.R. Rampage)" | 4:19 |
4 | "Aquas" | 2:29 |
5 | "Yo-Yo-Yoshi" | 2:35 |
6 | "Marioraver" | 0:54 |
7 | "Aqua Arie" | 3:06 |
8 | "Deku" | 2:05 |
9 | "Sound Of Lylat (Hip Hop Hype)" | 3:47 |
10 | "Hyrule (Princess ,Z' Trigger)" | 4:09 |
11 | "Overture" | 3:31 |
12 | "Yoshi's Story" | 1:15 |
13 | "Versus" | 1:55 |
14 | "Sound Of Lylat" | 1:58 |
15 | "Hyrule" | 5:16 |
Gallery
References
- ^ February 11, 2023. The Internet Archive page.