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Hackersoft originally
started up as a platform to release public domain SEUCK games. But
history took a different turn and Vinny Mainolfi put time and effort
into ripping music from well known Commodore 64 games and placing them
within his own little programs. The Hackersoft Music Hack is born.
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BMX Simulator
Music Hack |
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RELEASE
DATE:
1995
ASSISTED BY:
Warren (WAZ)
Pilkington produced a BASIC listing that allowed the
music from BMX Simulator to be played.
PRODUCTION
NOTES:
Warren's
BASIC listing was taken, and a presentation screen was
drawn in Koala Paint, along with the Hacker logo that
simulated the Codemasters logo. All these elements were
then pulled together in a new BASIC listing and
compacted together using an Action Replay Cartridge.
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Captain Dynamo
Music Hack |
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RELEASE
DATE:
1995 (even
though it says 2000, this was produced in 1995).
ASSISTED BY:
Allister
Brimbler who produced the cool tune.
PRODUCTION
NOTES:
This tune
was hacked using an Action Replay Cartridge, Sacren
Paint, parts of the Captain Dynamo loading screen, and a small piece of BASIC code. |
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CJ Elephant
Music Hack |
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RELEASE
DATE:
1995
ASSISTED BY:
David
Whittaker who produced the cool tune.
PRODUCTION
NOTES:
This tune
was hacked using an Action Replay Cartridge, Sacren
Paint, parts of the CJ's Elephant Antics loading screen, and a small piece of BASIC code. |
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Commando
Beatbox |
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RELEASE
DATE:
05/02/93
ASSISTED BY:
Superb
music produced by the great Rob Hubbard.
PRODUCTION
NOTES:
This tune
was hacked using an Action Replay Cartridge, Sacren
Paint, and the Datel Demo maker. |
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Crazy Comets
Music Hack |
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RELEASE
DATE:
22/04/96
ASSISTED BY:
The great
Rob Hubbard who produced the amazing music.
PRODUCTION
NOTES:
Throughout
the nineties, Hackersoft had many requests from
Commodore 64 freaks asking for all sorts of music hacks.
This music hack was originally requested by Scott Sorley,
who wanted a short demo with the fab music from
Martech's Crazy Comets. |
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Delta Space-Mix
Music Hack |
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RELEASE
DATE:
1995
ASSISTED BY:
The great
Rob Hubbard who produced the amazing music.
PRODUCTION
NOTES:
The music
hack was originally produced for the Commodore Cracker
Fanzine cover disk/tape; it was produced in one morning.
The space ship image was taken from the loading screen
of a Softek game called Tangent. |
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F1 Simulator
Music Hack |
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RELEASE
DATE:
1996
ASSISTED BY:
Whoever
produced the original loading screen :) Plus, the great
C64 musician himself, Rob Hubbard.
PRODUCTION
NOTES:
This tune
was hacked using an Action Replay Cartridge, Sacren
Paint, F1 Simulator loading screen, and a small piece of BASIC code. |
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Hunters Moon
Music Hack |
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RELEASE
DATE:
1996
ASSISTED BY:
Whoever
produced the original loading screen and also the great
Martin Walker for a cool piece of music.
PRODUCTION
NOTES:
This tune
was hacked using an Action Replay Cartridge, Sacren
Paint, and a small piece of BASIC code. It originally
formed part of the Cheat &
Beat 8 disk. |
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Monty on the Run
Synth |
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RELEASE
DATE:
1995
ASSISTED BY:
Rob
Hubbard produced the cool music.
PRODUCTION
NOTES:
The music
was hacked from the game by Gremlin Graphics, and then a
simple BASIC controller/demo was produced. |
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Monty Synth 2 |
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RELEASE
DATE:
1996
ASSISTED BY:
Rob
Hubbard produced the cool music.
PRODUCTION
NOTES:
The music
was hacked from Auf Wiedersehen Monty, and then a
simple BASIC controller/demo was produced. |
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Super Robin Hood
Music Hack |
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RELEASE
DATE:
1996
ASSISTED BY:
David
Whittaker, who produced the music for this Codemasters
game.
PRODUCTION
NOTES:
Contrary
to the screen shot, this music hack was not produce in
2000, but was actually created in 1996. The reason for
adding the year 2000... it seemed like a clever thing to
do at the time. |
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