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'''Murders (8- | '''Murders (8-Bit)''' is an 8-Bit style chiptune version of the song [[White Ball]] by [[ミラクルミュージカル]]. This 8-Bit version features on the album [[Hawaii Partii]].<ref>[https://miraclemusical.bandcamp.com/track/white-ball-8-bit White Ball (8-Bit). Hawaii Partii. Bandcamp.]</ref><ref>[https://miraclemusical.bandcamp.com/track/white-ball White Ball. Hawaii: Part II. Bandcamp.]</ref> Running at 3:25, this track is the longest on the album. | ||
The track is the background music for the second half of the 'Caldera of Confusion' level in the [[Labyrinth]] video game. The song acts as the finale, as the player has to press corresponding arrow keys to "dance" along to the song; if done correctly, the player wins the game. | The track is the background music for the second half of the 'Caldera of Confusion' level in the [[Labyrinth]] video game. The song acts as the finale, as the player has to press corresponding arrow keys to "dance" along to the song; if done correctly, the player wins the game. | ||
Revision as of 13:35, 18 June 2019
| White Ball (8-Bit) | |
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| Written by | Joe Hawley, Bora Karaca, Zubin Sedghi |
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| Appears on | Hawaii Partii |
| Sung by | N/A |
| Duration | 3:25 |
| Genre | 8-Bit, Chiptune |
| Language | N/A |
| Addtl. Info: | Instrumental |
Murders (8-Bit) is an 8-Bit style chiptune version of the song White Ball by ミラクルミュージカル. This 8-Bit version features on the album Hawaii Partii.[1][2] Running at 3:25, this track is the longest on the album.
The track is the background music for the second half of the 'Caldera of Confusion' level in the Labyrinth video game. The song acts as the finale, as the player has to press corresponding arrow keys to "dance" along to the song; if done correctly, the player wins the game.