Columbus Circle 16 Bit Rhythm Land MD SEGA MEGADRIVE w/Soundtrack CD NEW to blow your mind

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Columbus Circle

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CC-MD16R-BK

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4582286322404

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Columbus Circle 16 Bit Rhythm Land is a 16-bit game cassette that works with the Mega Drive is this product. The 16Bit Rhythm Land uses an FM sound source, which is popular in PC and video game audio. There are a total of 20 tracks recorded among the four built-in games. The core of this rhythm game is said to be the FM sound source specialist who worked on the tracks with a concentration on the legend game music globe.

Additionally, a designer who has created well-known games created the Columbus Circle 16 Bit Rhythm Land box design! Fans of FM sound sources are also encouraged to try the 16-bit music rhythm game.

This item, Columbus Circle 16 Bit Rhythm Land “game cassette,” can be played on MD or MD-compatible 16-bit gaming systems. Retro game enthusiasts have been hoping for a rhythm action game with “FM sound source” music.

It is a “rhythm action game,” which means that you must hit the buttons in time with the music played by the “FM sound source,” which is frequently used in video games and on computers.

In 4 different games, a total of 20 songs are recorded. Legends in the video game music industry were mostly responsible for the compositions, while FM synthesis experts can enjoy “totally new” tracks made specifically for this game. A graphic designer who has worked on a number of well-known games will also create the box design.

A 16-bit game cassette that works with the Mega Drive is this product. The 16Bit Rhythm Land uses an FM sound source, which is popular in PC and video game audio. There are a total of 20 tracks recorded among the four built-in games. The core of this rhythm game is said to be the FM sound source specialist who worked on the tracks with a concentration on the legend game music globe.

Additionally, a designer who has created well-known Columbus Circle 16 Bit Rhythm Land games created the box design! Fans of FM sound sources are also encouraged to try the 16-bit music rhythm game. The number of titles announced for the Mega Drive over the past few years is ample evidence that Sega systems never go out of style. The most recent participant is Columbus Circle’s Rhythm Land.

Columbus Circle 16 Bit Rhythm Land CD soundtrack featuring works by a variety of musicians, including the well-known Yuzo Koshiro, will also be included in the initial shipment. Those who are unfamiliar with his work should be reminded of some of his great contributions to Streets of Rage, Revenge of Shinobi, Actraiser, and numerous more iconic games. According to the information that is currently accessible, the cart has four different rhythm games with a total of 20 recorded songs.

Finally, a brand-new game cassette for 16-bit game consoles (or other MD/MD compatible hardware) is released! This invention, “16-bit rhythm land,” allowed “Frequency Modulation Sound” music, which is frequently used with games and PCs, to be accurate. It is a rhythm game that involves quickly pressing a few buttons.

In four different types of individual games, we record a musical piece made up of 20 Subtotal components.