Super Volleyball

This IS the original Super Volleyball game,
made by Video System, later licensed by
Data East in the US in 1989.

This later re-released as 1991 Spikes, with
the same name, but slowed down on speed.
Of course. That game is a bootleg. Why does
this bootleg game have the same music as this?
In fact, this game (Super Volleyball) runs at
4MHz, while the bootleg one (1991 Spikes) runs
at 3MHz, but due to slowdown and differences
between the two. I think i'm gonna include
that as well. Cuz some of the songs are
absent from the bootleg itself, such as track
04.

Tbh, I kinda like the bootleg version of
this music rather than this. That's why I
uploaded two of them, including this if
see which one suits you the best to listen.

Note that the uPD7759 chip are only used for
voices, and sound effects (kinda). So they're
technically not include that chip in this pack.

I thought that track 05 occurred to have
delaying the track, but no. It also occurs in
this pack, but this time, on the bass part.


Generated by MAME 0.256 VGM mod
(mame0256-1-g160ab293bd2)

Size reduction:
1. vgm_cmp: 4.36 MB -> 782 KB (17.5 %)
Total: 4.36 MB -> 782 KB (17.5 %)

External links:
StrategyWiki:
 https://strategywiki.org/wiki/Super_Volleyball
Internet Archive:
 https://archive.org/details/arcade_svolley
MobyGames:
 https://www.mobygames.com/game/42498/super-volley-ball/

— RN22

Source: VGMRips