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Deja Vu: Game rip

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Game info

Name: Deja Vu
Alternate name: Deja Vu I and II (Japan)
Characteristics: Adventure
Publishers: Kemco, Seika, ICOM Simulations, Vatical, Axis Komputerkunst, Zenobi Software, Kotobuki Systems
Developers: ICOM Simulations, Axis Komputerkunst
Original/port composer: Martin Iveson
Platforms:
Macintosh
Atari ST
Commodore 64/128 (1985) - Europe
Apple II (1988)
Nintendo Ent. System (22 Nov 1988) - Japan
ZX Spectrum 48/128 (1989)
Nintendo Ent. System (1990) - United States
Game Boy Color (15 Oct 1999) - Japan

Music info

Released: 1985
Related Plaform: Nintendo Ent. System
Format: Nintendo NES music (NSF)
Composer of these tunes: Martin Iveson
Source / Archiver / Ripper: Memblers
Music type: Game rip
Archived process: Archived completely
Num of tunes: 1
Num of subsongs: 44
Complete: 100%
Size of archive: 16147 bytes

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Record created/updated: 16. October 2002.
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