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Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Platforms: NES
Year: 1989
Developed by: Rare
Published by: LJN

Number of Files: 14
Total Filesize: 24 MB
Date Added: Jan 28th, 2015 | Change Log
Album type: Gamerip

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	#	Song Name		MP3
	1.	Who Framed Roger Rabbit -Title	0:33	0.59 MB
	2.	Start	0:07	0.11 MB
	3.	Eddie and Roger	1:55	2.07 MB
	4.	Downtown L.A.	3:04	2.73 MB
	5.	Ink and Paint Club	2:04	1.97 MB
	6.	City Park	4:08	4.17 MB
	7.	Cave and Doom	2:12	2.10 MB
	8.	ToonTown	1:29	1.48 MB
	9.	ToonTown Interiors	1:31	1.52 MB
	10.	Warehouse District	2:41	2.61 MB
	11.	Judge Doom	2:23	2.80 MB
	12.	Punchline	0:50	0.84 MB
	13.	Lose Life	0:12	0.19 MB
	14.	Game Over - Pass Code	0:47	0.72 MB
Total:			23m 51s	24 MB

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PaulChuck

10:34 Oct 11th, 2025Offline

I feel a strange feeling with this game. Everyone says it's a piece of garbage along with the other LJN games, even I join the herd/popular opinion....but...every time I play the game I like it, I know all the paths, houses/hotels/whatever, I know the items, every Will, strategies, etc. It's so much that I even replayed it 5-6 times...and...I think it's because of the gameplay and the music, I don't know, it reminds me of GTA games but with less interactions, and I love those games. So if you combine that with NES + Good music + David wise + Happiness it becomes one of my favorite NES games.

PD:Why sound like that the ost?. In the game sound different

Nilogin

05:34 Sep 16th, 2024Offline

I used to love the game because its music drew me in (thanks David Wise). Well, I don't want the game, but I do want the music.

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