Game Melody Oratorio Volume Two: More music to our ears

Posted Apr 30th 2008 12:45PM by Eric Caoili
Filed under: Homebrew

Fresh off his success placing fourth in Neoflash's Spring Coding Competition, homebrew developer Multiple: Option has followed up his Game Melody Oratorio software with a second volume, packing ten songs and new features into the virtual piano update.

Here's your chance to learn classic melodies from a diverse set of games:

Double Dragon
Dr. Mario
Duck Tales (a woo woo)
Final Fantasy VII
Halo
Leisure Suit Larry
Metal Gear Solid
Outrun
Streets of Rage 2
Super Castlevania VI

Game Melody Oratorio Volume 2's new features include an extra piano key (C3), a new Practice Stage with hidden notes, a new Recital Challenge mode, improved flashcart support, and the ability to preview melodies on the song selection screen. Wow! All that for free!

[Via DCEmu]

Tags: castlevania, double-dragon, dr-mario, duck-tales, final-fantasy, final-fantasy-vii, game-melody-oratorio, halo, leisure-suit-larry, multiple-option, music, outrun, piano, streets-of-rage

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