Deep Dungeon Adventure SCC enhanced

Sunday, January 17, 2010 - 19:07
Submitted by: DemonSeed
Topic: Music

Matra has released a Shockware cartridge version of Deep Dungeon Adventure. As a bonus to celebrate this, DemonSeed made a reworked version of the game's "Descending Theme". This is an SCC enhanced re-arrangement, using the same technique featured in Trilobyte's upcoming adventure game Moon Over Arba Minch. The replayer is derived from the PT3 player developed by [WYZ]. This song is now available from our freeware downloads section.

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Relevant link: Deep Dungeon Adventure - Descending Theme

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By ARTRAG on January 17 2010, 19:54

none mentioned it but Bitwise will be at Nijmegen 2010 selling Matra's DDA

By manuel on January 17 2010, 23:07

Brilliant song

John is a very talented game music composer.

Hmm, but ARTRAG is also a pretty brilliant programmer and Huey is a pretty brilliant graphics designer...

I hope to see many more cool games coming from this top team!

By ARTRAG on January 18 2010, 00:50

thanks but it is too easy to be brilliant when there are so few developers (left) to compare with...

By MicroTech on January 20 2010, 15:18

Imho this song is very appropriate to the game, really nice.

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thanks but it is too easy to be brilliant when there are so few developers (left) to compare with...

ARTRAG: la classe non e' acqua

By ARTRAG on January 20 2010, 18:17

thanks, I can say the same of you and of your 3D production
but said in Italian nowadays, ce la cantiamo e ce la suoniamo

By [WYZ] on January 21 2010, 10:57

To be honest, ARTRAG is the complete developer of my simple concept.

@Demonseed, I'm one of your fan!

By EVPON on January 21 2010, 22:03

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Demonseed, I'm one of your fan!

Totally agree. A master of MSX sound chips and the No. 1 for PSG!

By LeandroCorreia on January 31 2010, 10:54

Actually there are many people to compare to. Deep Dungeon is a top game even if compared to many classic japanese productions.

BTW, I still believe that David Whittaker, Ben Daglish and Gominolas are still the best PSG composers... the (excellent) music from Deep Dungeon is still behind IMHO, but not by far, that's for sure.