Axis and Allies Credit Music Theme (1998, Hasbro)(Fully Animated)

A video of the credits for the game Axis and Allies featuring Larry Harris, the creator of the Axis and Allies board game, however, this version only has the background music I managed to rip from the game CD.

Axis & Allies is a 1998 turn-based strategy game closely based on the board game of the same name.
Players take control of one five world powers at the start of 1942, grouped into the opposing factions of the Allies (USA, UK, and USSR) and the Axis (Germany and Japan). Victory conditions are set at the start of the game: Complete world domination, the capture of enemy capitals, or reaching a set level of economic power.
The game is turn-based, with the USSR acting first, and the USA acting last. Each country's turn of the game is broken into several phases. First is the research phase, where IPCs (a representation of industrial power) can be gambled in an attempt to develop advanced technology, such as jet engines or rockets. The remaining IPCs are then used to buy troops in the purchase phase. Troops are then moved in the combat move phase, and battles resolved in the combat phase. Non-combative moves are then performed in the non-combat move phase, and the turns ends.

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• Axis and Allies
• Axis
• Allies
• Larry Harris
• Hasbro
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• 1998
• TBS. Board Game
• Turn Based
• Strategy
• Hotseat
• Multiplayer
• Russia
• Russian
• Ruski
• American
• America
• USA
• Japan
• Japanese
• Nihonjin
• German
• Germany
• Deutch
• England
• English
• Britian
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• Churchill
• FDR
• Rooseveldt
• Stalin
• Hitler
• Tojo
• Emperor
• World War 2
• WW2
• PC
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• Video
• Game
• Games
• Gaming
• Music
• Soundtrack

[Zanator1]

Beautiful...

[nighthawk0490]

When I was 10 I would play the game, quit, and listen to this song. I sucked at the game, but the music always kept me coming back!

[Shyranis]

there is a file on the CD which has all the audio data one after the other. Some sound editors let you open files as raw sound data (which hurts your ears if it's not actually a sound file). Open it as 22khz 8bit stereo