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* VGM music package                           *
* http://vgm.mdscene.net/                     *
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Game name:           Puyo Puyo Tsuu
System:              NEC PC-9801
Music hardware:      SoundBlaster 16 (YMF262)

Music author:        Tsuyoshi Matsushima (C-2),
                     Tsuyoshi Matsushima,
                     BA.M (PC98)
 Additional authors: Einosuke Nagao,
                     Masanobu Tsukamoto (Puyo
                     Puyo, tracks 9-10-14)
Game developer:      Compile (C-2);
                     LMS Music (PC98)
Game publisher:      Compile / Sega (C-2) /
                     Compile (PC98)
Game release date:   1994 (AC) / 1995 (PC98)

Package created by:  Sonic of 8!
Package version:     1.00

Song list, in approximate game order:
Song name                           Length:
                                    Total  Loop
01 Opening                          0:52   0:38
02 How to Play                      1:38   1:26
03 Main Menu                        0:17   0:16
04 Mode Select                      0:31   0:31
05 Area A                           1:19   1:17
06 Area B                           1:23   1:23
07 Area C                           1:01   1:00
08 Last Area                        1:01   0:49
09 Warning of PuyoPuyo              3:24   3:24
10 Stage Clear                      0:03   -
11 Ending A                         1:07   0:37
12 Ending B                         1:07   1:00
13 Ending C                         1:01   1:01
14 Sorrow of PuyoPuyo               0:13   -

Total Length                       14:57  28:19


Notes:
First PC-98 VGM Pack that uses SoundBlaster 16 
series of audio boards. It has a YMF262 on it 
as a FM generator.

The screenshot don't was taken on MESS (it 
won't auto-boot PC98 games). And I didn't find 
the game. So, I was taken this screenshot in 
one topic in Tokugawa Forums (I forgotten the 
name of topic). And one thing: It requires DOS,
a thing that I didn't have in a FDD.


Package history:
1.00 2012-09-26 Sonic of 8!: Initial release.
