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Title Screen
01:43
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Stage Select
00:32
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Password
00:28
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Stage 1
01:14
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Stage 2
01:21
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Stage 3
01:18
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Stage 4
01:17
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Stage 5
01:25
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Stage 6
00:59
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10. |
Stage 7
01:20
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11. |
Stage 8
01:04
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12. |
Boss Fight
01:34
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13. |
Normal Boss Victory
00:06
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14. |
Power-Up Earned
00:41
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Castle Stage 1
01:00
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Castle Stage 2
00:38
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17. |
Castle Stage 3
01:33
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18. |
Game Over
00:33
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19. |
Rival Theme
01:28
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Castle Boss
01:38
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21. |
Final Boss Victory
00:04
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End Credits
01:32
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Danno Cullinane Compositions Lee, Massachusetts
One of my new years resolutions is to get a bandcamp, write a bunch of music and post on it frequently.
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