Wonderboy III The Dragon's Trap (PAL) SMS Complete Soundtrack CD

Описание: PAL 50Hz

You no longer have to set the many NTSC videos of this ost to 0.85 because for the very first time on Youtube, the complete ost is available to hear in glorious PAL 50Hz on the NORMAL setting which is the way alot of us experienced it back in the day. So strap on your lengendary boots and come disco dancing with Wonderboy III The Dragon's Trap.

Hailed by many gamers as the Sega Master System's greatest moment to shine! This game gave alot of players their first full action/adventure experience where it mixed role playing elements with platforming elements and allowed you to save your progress by using a simple password system.

The soundtrack is one of the system's greatest and the compositions and arrangements are done really well, ''Side-Crawler's Dance'' is one of the greatest tracks along with the swinging ''It's A Treasure Box'' and the first 6 tracks all share the same tempo which gives the soundtrack a groovy disco feel.

It may not be the (intended speed) but it really does sound great a little bit slower, maybe even better....

MUSIC COMPOSERS: Shinichi Sakamoto 1989.

SOUND DRIVER: 8-bit SMPS SMS No.2

AUDIO BITRATE: 384 Kbps.

TRACKS: ♫

1. The Last Dungeon (00:14)
2. The Danger Zone (05:07)
3. The Monster's Lair (10:46)
4. Mind Of Hero (16:16)
5. Shop - Password (21:34)
6. The Dragon's Trap (24:42)
7. Side-Crawler's Dance (27:38)
8. Monster Town (33:19)
9. It's A Treasure Box (37:38)
10. Vs. Dragon (41:16)
11. Endless War (44:02)
12. Continue, Mouse Man, And Now...(45:44)

Recorded from an original PAL Sega Master System II console through it's RF out port and remastered further using a stereo equalizer for added bass and treble. Only Tracks 10 and 11 were emulated from VGM files played back through Regen. It was all then carefully recorded onto a recordable audio CD-R disc and streamed back in the Sega Mega-CD II attachment to a PAL SEGA Mega Drive model 1.

Some traces of hiss and hum may still remain in the audio but it is very faint and quiet not causing an issue for your listening enjoyment. This is just the sound of real hardware.

Enjoy!