A website dedicated to the game.com portable gaming system from Tiger Electronics, and its games. a feature of Diskman Presents www.diskman.com SYSTEM   Introduction   game.com   Internet   Web Link   Scans   Music   Commercials GAMES   Batman & Robin   Centipede   Duke Nukem 3D   Fighters Megamix   Frogger   Henry   Indy 500   Jeopardy!   Lights Out   Monopoly   Mortal Kombat Trilogy   Quiz Wiz: Cyber Trivia   Resident Evil 2   Scrabble   Sonic Jam   The Lost World:   Jurassic Park   Tiger Casino   Wheel of Fortune   Wheel of Fortune 2   Williams Arcade Classics EXTRAS   Unreleased games   Cartridge icons INTERVIEWS   Al Baker   Anonymous artist   Anthony Grimaud   Marc Rosenberg   Brian Rubash   Matt Scott   John Young MUSIC All kinds of game.com audio, from music to voices to sound effects, can be downloaded here. You can listen to individual tunes, or download everything at once. Whatever tickles your fancy. If you're interested in learning the “secrets” of the recording process, scroll to the very bottom of the page and read all about it. DOWNLOAD   game.com music   game.com sounds LISTEN ONLINE   Page 1: Batman & Robin, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Duke Nukem 3D   Page 2: Fighters Megamix, Frogger   Page 3: Henry, Jeopardy!, Lights Out, Monopoly, Scrabble   Page 4: Sonic Jam, The Lost World: Jurassic Park   Page 5: Tiger Casino, Tiger Web Link, Wheel of Fortune 2 TIGER CASINO Theme Poker (Tiger Video Poker) Black Jack (Tiger Video Black Jack) Hi-Low (Tiger War) Slots (Tiger Video Slots) Roulette (Tiger Roulette) TIGER WEB LINK Theme WHEEL OF FORTUNE 2 Theme Not-so-fun facts: •   To make the recordings I connect a first-generation “large” game.com, running on batteries, to my PC. •   The game.com I record from was specially modified to clean up the audio output, as the stock hardware outputs a great deal of static noise which would spoil the quality of the recordings. •   Since the game.com isn't shielded against radio interference, I must place the system in just the right spot to avoid a local radio station bleeding into the recordings. •   The audio hardware used in the game.com is so limited, music and audio clips cannot be played simultaneously. Whenever an audio clip is played, the music is halted until the clip finishes playing. Therefore, games must be manipulated into not playing audio clips during the music, else the music will be distorted. •   Some music can only be cleanly recorded during link play: two game.com systems connected together via the compete.com cable. The whole process is a mite inconvenient, to say the least.

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