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Fallout 1 and 2: Game rip

Game info

Name: Fallout
Characteristics: Adventure, Isometric, Post-Apocalyptic, Role-Playing (RPG)
Publishers: Interplay, Gac User
Developer: Black Isle
Platforms:
Amstrad CPC (1987)
PC Windows (1997)

Music info

Released: 1987
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Music type: Game rip
Num of tunes (original): 28
Num of CDs: 1

User reviews


Facts / description

Tunes from Fallout 1 and 2 are joined together, because many tunes are the same in both games. Also, I didn't archived some tracks, because I didn't like them.

Tracklist 

Filtered tracks:

01-New California Republic - 4:03
03-Klamath Song - 3:03
04-Birthright - 3:24
05-The Den, Raiders - 3:19
08-Vault 13, Sierra Army Depot - 3:18
10-Children - 3:17
16-Follow - 2:59
17-Arroyo Village Music - 3:14
18-Modoc Music - 3:17
19-New Reno Music - 3:15
20-Travelling - Car - 1:08
21-San Francisco Music - 3:55
22-Vault City Music - 3:18
23-Travelling - Walk - 1:33
Kiss me (Fallout 2 Intro Song) - 3:02
Maybe (Fallout Intro Song) - 2:51

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Digital Audio tunes download information

Record created/updated: 5. September 2002.
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