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1999: Hore Mita Koto Ka! Seikimatsu

1999 〜ほれ、みたことか!世紀末〜

Platforms: Family Computer, NES
Year: 1992
Developed by: Coconuts Japan
Published by: Coconuts Japan

Number of Files: 32
Total Filesize: 83 MB (MP3), 241 MB (FLAC)
Date Added: Mar 10th, 2022 | Change Log
Album type: Gamerip

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	#	Song Name		MP3	FLAC
	1.	Radiation Space	3:00	2.85 MB	8.60 MB
	2.	Gold Alien Space	3:00	3.59 MB	10.59 MB
	3.	Alien Space	3:00	2.64 MB	7.02 MB
	4.	Round Completed	0:07	0.10 MB	0.27 MB
	5.	Good Event Jingle 1	0:03	0.03 MB	0.09 MB
	6.	Good Event Jingle 2	0:04	0.05 MB	0.14 MB
	7.	Bad Event Jingle 1	0:05	0.10 MB	0.22 MB
	8.	Bad Event Jingle 2	0:06	0.11 MB	0.25 MB
	9.	Title Screen	3:00	3.38 MB	10.75 MB
	10.	Menu	3:00	3.30 MB	8.52 MB
	11.	Game Theme 1	3:00	3.42 MB	9.65 MB
	12.	Game Theme 2	3:00	3.36 MB	10.08 MB
	13.	Ice Space	3:00	3.11 MB	9.75 MB
	14.	Skull Space	3:00	3.47 MB	9.96 MB
	15.	4-Card Event Space	3:00	3.25 MB	9.06 MB
	16.	News Theme	3:00	3.54 MB	9.36 MB
	17.	Car Race	3:00	3.31 MB	10.21 MB
	18.	Whac-A-Mole	3:00	3.61 MB	9.98 MB
	19.	Game Theme 3	3:00	3.40 MB	9.03 MB
	20.	Race of Sumo Wrestlers - Event Space (P)	3:00	3.34 MB	9.72 MB
	21.	Casino Space ($)	3:00	3.01 MB	10.02 MB
	22.	Desert Space	3:00	3.73 MB	9.48 MB
	23.	Special Event Space	3:00	3.52 MB	10.17 MB
	24.	Sports - Event Space (P)	3:00	3.26 MB	9.78 MB
	25.	Work Space	3:00	2.99 MB	7.86 MB
	26.	Bad Event	3:00	2.98 MB	8.52 MB
	27.	Good Event	3:00	3.16 MB	9.09 MB
	28.	Hospital - Event Space (P)	3:00	3.34 MB	9.46 MB
	29.	Opening	1:15	1.44 MB	4.42 MB
	30.	Nuclear Shelter Theme - Story	3:00	3.28 MB	9.94 MB
	31.	Intro Jingle	0:04	0.05 MB	0.17 MB
	32.	Ending	2:24	2.79 MB	8.41 MB
Total:			1h 16m	83 MB	241 MB

Description

Four Japanese high-school students were camping at the countryside, when they suddenly saw an UFO landing nearby. Before they managed to understand anything, a small pink alien with a strict-looking face came out of the space ship and announced that the end of the century is near - and something extraordinary will happen in the year 1999.

That's where the game begins. You can play as one (or two, in 2-player mode) of the students, competing against the others. You must prepare for the upcoming end of the century, earn enough money, and generally manage your life well. This is a Monopoly-like board game, only instead of dices you use cards. The characters are represented by small cars on a city map. The number that appears on the card you pull from the deck represents the amount of squares your car can move on the map. Each square leads to a different event: accident, romantic meeting, promotion, etc. Some of the events allow you to make an additional choice. For example, if you land in a casino, you'll be asked if you want to gamble. Answering "yes" will lead to a slot machine mini-game.

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Nic Rule

11:16 Jul 19th, 2022Offline

This is what I generally expect from an NES soundtrack. Some unique melodies with a few stand out tracks among filler that’s probably fine in context and un-noteworthy when I’m listening to it outside the game. It feels like they didn’t have time to really focus on any one song, so they each have 1 or 2 melodies without much beyond that. 24 has a monotonous charm to it. 29 is interesting. 17, 30, and 32 feel like the only tracks they spent more time on than they absolutely needed to, as they are quite a bit more complex than the rest.

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