Cannon Fodder: Game rip

Game info

Name: Cannon Fodder
Characteristics: Action, Strategy, Isometric, 2-d, Arcade, Shooter
Publishers: Activision, Codemasters, Virgin, Sensible Software, Virgin Games, Computer West
Developers: Sensible Software, Sensible
Original/port composers: Richard Joseph (Amiga), Jonathan (Amiga), Jon Hare (Amiga), Richard Joseph (Dos), Jonathan (Dos), Richard Joseph (ST)
Platforms:
3DO - United States
Atari Jaguar - United States
Amiga CD32 - United States
Sega Mega-CD - Europe
Sega Mega Drive
Atari ST (1993) - Europe
Amiga (1993) - Europe
PC Dos (1994) - Europe
Super NES (1994) - Europe
Atari Jaguar (1995)
Game Boy Color (06 Jul 2000) - United States
Game Boy Color (24 Nov 2000) - Europe

Music info

Released: 1993
Related Plaform: Super NES
Format: SNES music (SPC)
Composers of these tunes: Richard Joseph, Jonathan
Source / Archiver / Ripper: AtLaS
Music type: Game rip
Archived process: Archived completely
Num of tunes: 6
Complete: 100%
Size of archive: 63488 bytes

User reviews

• "Back to 'Nam" (by Warcow, 13 Jun 2004) [7/10]
  After listening to some songs, I thought it was gonna continue with mostly happy military/action songs but then I heard the Recruits tune and that's a cool one. Overall, it's a good variation and the songs are good.
  
  
• "Not much here either..." (by Scooter Fox, 31 Oct 2005) [6/10]
  Imagine you have game without music in levels, only in menus, briefings etc. It's Cannon Fodder. Sad thing is a title song, which is a rather poor remake of the one from Amiga version. Good thing is 'Recruits', something unexpected in a funny war game. Except for those two mentioned, other tunes are just typical and simple.
  
  
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Facts / description

Complete Soundtrack

Music download

Download Game music from Zophar Domain's SPC archive!

Other music records from this game

Game rip [8/10]
Game rip (Amiga)
Game rip (Dos)
Game rip (Amiga)

Other tools

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