Donkey Kong (Arcade) Music / Complete Soundtrack OST (1981) Full HD 1080p

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Donkey Kong // ドンキーコング BGM

Tracklist:

00:00 - 01. Start Up (Power On)
00:04 - 02. Insert Coin (SFX : Credit)
00:07 - 03. Stage Opening Theme (part 1)
00:16 - 04. Stage Opening Theme (part 2)
00:22 - 05. How High Can You Get? (Game Start)
00:28 - 06. Stage 1 BGM
00:45 - 07. Stage 2 BGM
01:03 - 08. Stage 1 Completed (Arrival)
01:10 - 09. Stage 4 BGM
01:27 - 10. Hammer Theme BGM
01:47 - 11. Stage 4 Completed (Arrival)
01:54 - 12. Ending Theme
02:04 - 13. Hurry Up!
02:22 - 14. Unused Song
02:32 - 15. Sound Effects Collection (part 1) [Walking]
02:34 - 16. Sound Effects Collection (part 2)
02:37 - 17. Sound Effects Collection (part 3) [Stomp]
02:40 - 18. Sound Effects Collection (part 4) [Falling]
02:43 - 19. Sound Effects Collection (part 5) [Bonus]
02:46 - 20. Sound Effects Collection (part 6) [Player Lost]
02:52 - 21. Sound Effects Collection (part 7) [Kill]

Console(s): Arcade Machine (BGM)
Composer(s): Yukio Kaneoka/Hirokazu Tanaka
Series(s): Mario/Donkey Kong
Developer(s): Nintendo
Publisher(s): Nintendo
Platform(s): Arcade Machine / Game & Watch / Atari 2600 / Intellivision / ColecoVision / Coleco Mini-arcade / Atari 8-bit / NES/Famicom / TI-99/4A / IBM PC / Commodore 64 / MSX / ZX Spectrum / Amstrad CPC / Famicom Disk System / Atari 7800 / Nintendo e-Reader / Nintendo Game Boy Advance
First Released(s): July 9th, 1981 (JPN) / July 31st, 1981 (USA) / November 1981 (EUR)

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Description(s):

Following 1980's Space Panic, Donkey Kong is one of the earliest examples of the platform game genre, even prior to the term being coined; the U.S. gaming press used "climbing game" for games with platforms and ladders. As the first platform game to feature jumping, Donkey Kong requires the player to jump between gaps and over obstacles or approaching enemies, setting the template for the future of the genre. With four unique stages, Donkey Kong was the most complex arcade game of the time, and one of the first arcade games with multiple stages, following games such as 1980's Phoenix and 1981's Gorf and Scramble.