Thanks for uploading these! Is Imagical Musion Depot Vol.4 available anywhere online? I know the first 3 (as well as other works by Active Gamers) are available on their main site, but I cannot find this last collection.
Talk about a game thats lost to time. I cannot for the life of me find this game or any information on it ANYWHERE. possibly on some retro japanese site that my google isnt picking up but this thing is a total mystery. anyone got any info on this share it!
It`s like a "Brain 68" collections on Sharp X68000 - non-commercial/amateur musical/graphical compilations - something like an electronic/digital magazines (same to demosceners did in Europe in early 90s). It always include some of the cool music and artworks. I'm always thrilled when I find something little known among Japanese composers, artists, programmers. Similarly, I came across the famous game composer Takeshi Abo and programmer Ichiro Toda (famous Synth1 VSTi developer) when I was searching the depths of the internet for Japanese tracker modules and articles about the VA synths =)
Can't resist the "Dragon Shrine", How did the author make it, that's a miracle..
omg love it, love it!
Thanks for uploading these! Is Imagical Musion Depot Vol.4 available anywhere online? I know the first 3 (as well as other works by Active Gamers) are available on their main site, but I cannot find this last collection.
It should be, but you probably need to search through archived sites and files.
Talk about a game thats lost to time. I cannot for the life of me find this game or any information on it ANYWHERE. possibly on some retro japanese site that my google isnt picking up but this thing is a total mystery. anyone got any info on this share it!
It's not a game. Each volume is a set of music tracks provided with a neat little program where you can also read some trivia from composers.
It`s like a "Brain 68" collections on Sharp X68000 - non-commercial/amateur musical/graphical compilations - something like an electronic/digital magazines (same to demosceners did in Europe in early 90s). It always include some of the cool music and artworks. I'm always thrilled when I find something little known among Japanese composers, artists, programmers. Similarly, I came across the famous game composer Takeshi Abo and programmer Ichiro Toda (famous Synth1 VSTi developer) when I was searching the depths of the internet for Japanese tracker modules and articles about the VA synths =)