Werewolf: The Last Warrior Music (NES) - Prologue

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Werewolf: The Last Warrior
Choujinrou Senki Warwolf

Platform: Nintendo Entertainment System / Famicom
Developer: Takara
Publisher: Data East (US + EU), Takara (JP)
Composer: S. Sakai, T. Miura, Y. Takahama
Year: 1990 (US), 1991 (JP + EU)

Tracklist:
1 - Prologue / Spirit of Kinju
2 - BGM 1 (Human Form)
3 - BGM 2 (Werewolf Form)
4 - Miniboss Theme
5 - Boss Theme
6 - Stage Victory
7 - Cutscene
8 - Final Boss Part 1
9 - Final Boss Part 1 (JP)
10 - Final Boss Part 2
11 - Final Victory
12 - Credits
13 - Credits (JP)
14 - Game Over
15 - (?) Unknown / Unused

The Japanese and US versions of the game have two different tracks for the Final Boss Part 1 music, and the Credits music. The US soundtrack also uses a sharper, more timbale-like dpcm sample for the tom, but the rest is otherwise identical.

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Music

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• werewolf
• last
• warrior
• nes
• music
• soundtrack
• explod

[nesf4n]

It took me about 9 years to complete this weird game :D

[Zycyzyx]

I've had this one awhile too and I completely agree. It's hardly a masterpiece; but it was/is a cool, memorable game on the NES.

[rushnerd]

@turbohusque

I've had the game cart for about 12 years now. It's NOT one of the great games, but I thought it was pretty original, I loved the music and cutscenes. It's way too hard for me though, I can't get past the top of the skyscraper.

[turbohusque]

@rushnerd

Uh huh. Try playing the game for yourself. Mega Man this is not. Data East was well known for games with sloppy controls. Kinda like LJN. Ugh.

[rushnerd]

@turbohusque

Bulshit, you probably just suck at it

[turbohusque]

Really? I bought this game for the Werewolf theme. The controls were sloppy, the graphics were muddy and confusing and the music...well, the Werewolf music was catchy, but that's all this turd of a game had going for it. That and the comic that came with it...

[IRonanN1]

Excelent game!