Zupapa!
System: Neo Geo
Publisher: SNK
Release date: 2001-09-01
01. | Title 0:32 | |
02. | World Select 0:14 + 0:14 | |
03. | Circus World 1:32 + 1:25 | |
04. | Circus World Boss 1:06 + 1:06 | |
05. | World Clear 0:09 | |
06. | Japan World 1:23 + 1:23 | |
07. | Japan World Boss 0:57 + 0:57 | |
08. | Jungle World 1:46 + 1:33 | |
09. | Jungle World Boss 0:57 + 0:57 | |
10. | Bonus Game 0:31 + 0:30 | |
11. | Halloween World 1:22 + 1:22 | |
12. | Halloween World Boss 1:01 + 1:00 | |
13. | Toybox World 1:29 + 1:29 | |
14. | Toybox World Boss 1:05 + 1:04 | |
15. | Prehistoric World 1:34 + 1:33 | |
16. | Prehistoric World Boss 1:09 + 1:09 | |
17. | Future World 1:02 + 0:56 | |
18. | Future World Boss 1:23 + 1:22 | |
19. | Medieval World 1:45 + 1:44 | |
20. | Medieval World Boss 1:15 + 1:06 | |
21. | Lab World 1:29 + 1:28 | |
22. | Lab World Boss 1:03 + 1:03 | |
23. | Ending 0:19 | |
24. | Staff Roll 1:09 + 0:58 | |
25. | Game Over 0:06 | |
26. | Staff Roll (No Intro) 0:58 + 0:58 | |
Total: 27:02 + 25:08 |
Version | Date | Author | Description |
---|---|---|---|
1.00 | 2023-05-27 | The Golden Horse | Initial release. |
[Generator] MAME 0.248 (modded by Valley Bell) It's not every day that you encounter a game with a cursed development history, but such is the fate of "Zupapa!". It was first showcased at the 1994 AOU Show, but it did not see release until *2001*, when the game was published on the Neo Geo MVS by SNK a month before they filed for bankruptcy. By that point, the developer Face was long gone. What's worse, there is no staff roll in the final game, so we don't know the names of anybody involved in its development. This is especially unfortunate because the game itself, a single-screen platformer in the vein of "Bubble Bobble", is well-made and fun to play. Relevant to this site's interests is the soundtrack, which has a mixture of music themed to the various worlds you fight through; and, in the strongest evidence of its age, some *extremely* 1990s dance music sampling heavily from club hits of the time. It's more than likely that you'll find yourself busting a move to these beats as you pilot Zupapa through their quest, and it's clear that those responsible for the soundtrack, whoever they were, had a lot of fun writing it. If only we knew their names... Note that the game doesn't provide names or numbers for any of the stages in the game, so the track names in this pack are based off the visual theme used in each stage.
Source: VGMRips
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