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"Main Theme (w/ Intro)" - Midnight Mutants [Atari 7800; Atari; 1990]

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First published at 03:26 UTC on October 31st, 2018.

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Offering the closest thing to a Legend of Zelda game on the 7800, Midnight Mutants was also the very last official title produced for the platform. A bit simpler, but more action-oriented than Zelda, this game pits you against hordes of zombies, putting to good use the sprite pushing capabilities of the system. Unfortunately, Atari did not spring for a Pokey or other sound chip, preferring the cheaper option of the built-in chip, the TIA, which is the same used on the Atari 2600. That said, the results are among the most impressive for this 1977 sound chip design.

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