Ninja Gaiden (PAL) SEGA Master System Complete Soundtrack CD

PAL 50Hz
Ryu Hayabusa is a member of the Dragon Ninja clan, who have protected Japan for generations. One day he is away from home, he receives a message that the Dragon Village, home of the Dragon clan, has been brutally massacred. He rushes home finding that all but one of the village members have been killed. The last survivor of the village tells Ryu with his dying breath that the sacred Bushido scroll has been stolen. The Bushido is a scroll of power so strong that its owner can control the world. As the last Ninja of the Dragon clan, the fate of the world is in his hands. He embarks on a trip to regain the Sacred Scroll of Bushido from the hands of the evil Shogun of Darkness and his minions. Some of the minions Ryu must first take on and defeat are the Sumo Wrestler, Yakuza Oyabun, Tsutenkaku Samurai, Jetpack Soldier, Ice Monster, and the Stone Golem.
Music to this game is really great! In the early 1990's Sega and their in-house developer studios like Hertz and SIMS always produced top-tier Master System games.
NOTES:
1. There are two versions of the game that exist: the first version tells the story through the eyes of Ryu himself, explaining his experiences in great detail, and the second version is narrated from an outside source, but some details of the plot are not explained as much. Furthermore, certain dialogue and names vary between the two versions as well.
2. This game was only released in PAL regions including Brazil and according to a few online sources, PAL 50Hz is the correct intended refresh rate for the game.
3. This game is using the best sound driver on the Master System, SMS SMPS V3.
4. Percussion sounds weak as piss when played in NTSC 60Hz, it's a flaw with the sound driver and combine that with running it on something like Kega Fusion with it's softened noise channel and you got some really poor and weak 8-bit music, so I can understand to a degree why a lot of people say that it needs PCM drum samples like the NES originals. Try hearing it in PAL 50Hz, you might be surprised at how hard those white noise drums can sound.
5. Sega acquired an official license from Tecmo for this game but the game is a complete original Ninja Gaiden game not connected to the NES titles.
MUSIC COMPOSER: Takashi Horiguchi (Fumi) 1992.
SOUND DRIVER: SMS SMPS V3 Z80.
SOUND QUALITY: 384 Kbps.
TRACKS: ♫
1. Intro Story/Title Screen (00:20)
2. Cut Scenes (02:47)
3. Escape In A Forest (05:09)
4. Pursuit In tokyo! (09:00)
5. Samurai In Kendo (12:20)
6. Rescue Geisha! (15:54)
7. The Land Of Enemy (19:33)
8. Raid (22:51)
9. Overcome (26:12)
10. Boss/Game Over (29:31)
11. Shogun Of Darkness/Lose (32:03)
12. Ninja Gaiden Beatbox (34:53)
13. Ending (35:56)
Recorded from Regen emulator and carefully ripped to a blank audio recordable CD-R for playback in the PAL SEGA Mega-CD II attachment.
Enjoy!