Uploaded December 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Judge Dredd, 1987, Music by Neil Brennan.
This is the first video in a series where i present my favourite C64 game music and it will be based on nostalgia mostly :)
"Judge Dredd - Main Theme" (as i call it) music is quite short and is looped many times for over 9 minutes and after that so have i added a bonus song also from Dredd and it is the music that plays in the "Undercity" area and is not really particulary good (IMHO) and is even shorter than the main theme but it has a cool filtered sound and is of course very nostalgic to me :)
And a bit about the game... I never figured out how to play the game properly back in the 1980´s even if i have the original (Mastertronic release) and now when i can understand english much better to read the manual so does i not care since the game is really boring ;)
The video footage is recorded from a real C-64 and so is the music... SID version is 6581R4AR... that's my childhood SID and is still working perfectly as in my youth :)
Thanks to Benj Edwards for letting me use his great C-64 setup photo :)
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The music is recorded from the game and not from a SID rip.
Judge Dredd, 1987, Music by Neil Brennan.
This is the first video in a series where i present my favourite C64 game music and it will be based on nostalgia mostly :)
"Judge Dredd - Main Theme" (as i call it) music is quite short and is looped many times for over 9 minutes and after that so have i added a bonus song also from Dredd and it is the music that plays in the "Undercity" area and is not really particulary good (IMHO) and is even shorter than the main theme but it has a cool filtered sound and is of course very nostalgic to me :)
And a bit about the game... I never figured out how to play the game properly back in the 1980´s even if i have the original (Mastertronic release) and now when i can understand english much better to read the manual so does i not care since the game is really boring ;)
The video footage is recorded from a real C-64 and so is the music... SID version is 6581R4AR... that's my childhood SID and is still working perfectly as in my youth :)
Thanks to Benj Edwards for letting me use his great C-64 setup photo :)
vintagecomputing.com
The music is recorded from the game and not from a SID rip.
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GeForce GTX 770 3gb RAM
16gb RAM
AMD FX 8350 4ghz")
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16gb RAM
AMD FX 8350 4ghz
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Im playing thru the whole game with cheat :-)
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Very difficult also so the cheatmode was welcome.
Recorded from my Atari STFM using capturecard SC-500N1 and Xsync-1.")
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Nvidia Shadowplay was used to record the video.
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16gb RAM
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3D Galax was released for the Atari ST by Gremlin in 1987.
Youll get the whole title music at the beginning of the video... click here 05:42 to skip it (and the loading time) and go directly to gameplay.
This is a kind of 3D version of the arcade game Galaxians. The gameplay is actually too easy (never thought i was gonna say that about an ST game) and gets too repetitive quite fast. I got bored at wave 14 and started to play bad so i could show the game over in the video :-)
The game has 99 waves in total.
Great music by Ben Daglish though and pretty good 3D for an early ST game.
00:00 - Loading time and titlescreen
00:36 - Titlemusic and titlescreen
05:42 - Gameplay
19:59 - Gameplay with music off (SFX only)
24:00 - Gameplay with music back on :)
38:17 - Game Over
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Recorded from my Atari ST (1 mb) using Micomsoft RGB capturecard SC-500N1 and Xsync-1, software used is AmarecTV and Virtualdub.
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Just like Xenon 2 so has this game been modified by PP to play streaming music by taking advantage of the DMA sound of the Atari STE, you do need a mass storage device to use it since the music takes many megabytes.
The game is also patched to work from HD by PP. It can be downloaded from here: http://atari.8bitchip.info/SCRSH/cannonf.html
You can change the title music and the ingame music by replacing the audio files and thats what i have done... and i picked some music that people might consider weird ;)
And now what i think of the game... the really odd scrolling was incredible annoying, it scrolls smooth vertically but the horisontal scrolling is more flipping than scrolling and the combination was too much for me, i will not play this game again unless it is to test new music tracks :)
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Recorded from my Atari STE (4 mb) having UltraSatan as mass storage device using Micomsoft RGB capturecard SC-500N1 and Xsync-1, software used is AmarecTV and Virtualdub.
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