by: Rob Hubbard & Simon Nicol
copyright: 1987 Martech
MUSICIANS/H/Hubbard_Rob/Mega_Apocalypse.sid
CSDb entry: https://csdb.dk/sid/?id=14326
Used in Releases: Brutal Comeback, Aural Mystery 3, Mega-Demo, Piece of Cake, Mega Apocalypse Muzac, Just in Case, The Pic + Sound of Mega Apocalypse, Contact Demo, The Great Rob Hubbard Collection, Mega Apocalypse Music, Juicy Fruit, Wi(mu)zax #10, The Rob Hubbard Collection, Music Box 4, Ripped Off #7, Megaorgie, Wacky Worlds, The Last Xither, Mega Apocalypse, Music Party, The Big One, SIDBurners 2, Eyesoteric, United Demo, Music Disc #3, Mega Apocalypse Demo, Proclamation 0001, The Fivehundred Demo, Metal Music, Neotunes [optional neoram/georam], Benn's Beauties, Shockwave, Fanatic Beat, Cute Scrollers, She!, Sight & Sound 7, Bouncing Beauties, Mirror Imaging, Living Legend, Mega Apocalypse, Mega Bounce, Mega Apocalypse, The Music Collection, Rob Hubbard Classics Collection 2, Mega-Music, Anti-Scholz Demo Pack, Another Demo II, Chaos 2, Freekbox, Mega Apocalypse Music, Crazy Tunes XII, Music 88, U Make Me Nervus, The Freaky Demo, Not Mega, Mega Apocalypse Rip, Prayer's Last Demo, Oppps, First Demo, Giga Apocalypse, King of Beer, Mega Apocalypse Rip, Killer Eyes, Spookie Demo, Megagent, The Best Music, LCP-Y2K, Demo1988, Music Collection One, By By, Sacred Demo, Clasic Dream, Second Dio Demo, Mega Apocalypse, Contact ECS 1987, Mega Blaster I, Mega Demo, Mega Apocalypse Music, Golden Age of 64, Bi-Vers, Mega Apocalypse, Soundcollection I, Beano & Dandy, Highway Star, The Fuck Off, Gimme the Future, Mega Apocalypse Music, Benji Kool Demo, Mega Music, Meeting #002, Mega Demo, Sound Collection, Musicbox VII.
| Videoclock: | PAL 50Hz |
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| SIDmodel: | MOS6581 |
| Datasize: | $5459 |
| Load Address: | $0800 |
| Init Address: | $5822 |
| Play Address: | $0000 |
| Songs: | 11 |
| Songlengths: | 7:21, 0:01, 0:01, 0:01, 0:01, 0:01, 0:02, 0:02, 0:01, 0:01, 0:01 |
| Playroutine: | Rob_Hubbard |
COMMENT: Mega Apocalypse was the sequel to Crazy Comets. Music by Rob Hubbard, samples by Simon Nicol. Tunes #7 and #8 were sampled from the film "Star Wars". Mega Apocalypse was also the first C64 game to have three channel music and samples playing while you were playing the game. "I [...] think that Comets is much better than Mega A." (RH) TITLE: Crazy Comets, Tune #1 ARTIST: Rob Hubbard
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