Release Review for Memorial Songs
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·Memorial Songs by Alcatraz/Scoopex/Mauve MUSIC: Well, since LizardKing made the music, I guess there's no need for any detailed description about the music. It's the "good old" style of LizardKing. Perhaps a bit worn by now, but still worth a listen. Lizard King never seems to run out of inspiration for good themes. Very nice! GRAPHICS: Most of the graphics which was made by Tony, is rather nice. The credits-part logos are all well-drawn and except for the UGLY font in the mainpart it's all very pollished. CODE: Not the big deal of code here. Quite a poor introduction actually. A plus is though that the musicdisk takes advantage of extradrives and is quite compatible. DESIGN: The design is Memorial Songs is nothing special, but not bad either. No smart linkages or anything, the only design is how the mainscreen is set up, that is: Selection of modules, scrolls etc. etc. I guess it could have been better, but the graphics makes it up OVERALL: Well, all in all, this musicdisk is just about average. The graphics and music are far above average, but the code pulls it down again. The most important thing in a musicdisk is of course the music, and that haven't been compromised here. This is a good selection of Lizard King's tunes and it's clearly worth a keep.