Name: Turrican 3
Characteristics: Action
Publishers: Renegade, Rainbow Arts
Developers: Rainbow Arts, Factor 5
Original/port composer: Chris Huelsbeck (Amiga)
Platform: Amiga (1994) - Europe

Music info

Released: 1993
Related Plaform: Amiga
Format: Exotic music formats for Amiga (Amiga Exotic)
Composer of these tunes: Chris Huelsbeck
Source / Archiver / Ripper: UnExoticA
Music type: Game rip
My rating: 10/10
Archived process: Archived completely
Num of tunes: 14
Num of subsongs: 31
Size of archive: 272 KBytes

My info

Without any doubt it's one of the best soundtracks ever made, though Turrican 2 soundtrack was even better. So great ideas and tunes, simply a must have! [10/10]

User reviews

"one of the best sound tracks" (by Riz, 18 Jun 2005) [10/10]
I think that this is a very over looked soundtrack. Most fokes prefer the Turrican 2 soundtrack but I like thisone more. Yes it is a bit darker but that is one of the things that make this so grait. I had been looking for this soundtrack for about 6 years and now that I have got it I do play it on a regular bases. Please try this soundtrack because I think that its buty has been shadowed by its predisesser.
"dark game dark soundtrack" (by deepblue, 20 Aug 2006) [9/10]
wonderful soundtrack for one of the definitive games on the amiga.. a must-have.
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Exotic Amiga format (TFMX 7V, TFMX Pro)

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Record created/updated: 17. October 2002.
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