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Tubular Bells
This is more demo than game, a SID tour de force second combining art and melody into a wonderful ethereal experience. With the aid of the software house CRL and distributor Nu Wave, Mike Oldfield released an interactive Commodore 64 version of the album in 1986, which used the computer's SID sound chip to play back a simplified re-arrangement of the album, accompanied by some 2D visual effects.
The "interactivity" offered by the album/program was limited to controlling the speed and quantity of the visual effects, tuning the sound's volume and filtering, and skipping to any part of the album.
Médias
Cover2d
back
front
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Hardware
cartridge
Logo
Screenshot
title
in game
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Informations
Rythme
Nu Wave
CRL (Computer Rentals Limited)
1 joueur
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Resolution
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[H.Res.]x[V.Res.] [V.Freq.]
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320x224 50.12
1280x720 60
286x228 59.1245
Language
en
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