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Educational / Education - Music · 1984

Movie Musical Madness

Published by CBS Software · Developed by Dovetail Group (The)

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Information

Genre
Education - Music
Language
Machine Language
Controls
Joystick
Players
1
Year
1984
Publisher
CBS Software
Developer
Dovetail Group (The)
Country
USA
License
Commercial
Medium
Cartridge
Rarity
8
Serial
75060

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 6.6/10 · Votes: 10 · Downloads: 1,544 · Hits: 8,032

Screenshots (2)

Movie Musical Madness — screenshot 1
Movie Musical Madness — screenshot 1
Movie Musical Madness — screenshot 2
Movie Musical Madness — screenshot 2

Cover Art (3)

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Instructions (12)

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Comments (2)

  • GadZombiE14 Jan 2017

    I loved this "game" when I was kid. It allowed to create my own world and play in it. Many songs, a few objects and lots of fun! Today it doesn't look as good as then but - believe me - for about 10 years old kid, this game was awesome!

  • eppy200031 Aug 2008

    This was sort of a poor man's Movie Maker since you didn't get to create everything, per se. Instead you use pre-designed shapes for scenery (some with animation) and get to choose from one of three characters to "act" in the scene. Lastly, you have your choice of several musical pieces to use as your soundtrack. The program "films" your movie and you can play the "rushes" back or "re-shoot" it or let it be the final cut which you can then record to VCR (this was the '80s, remember!). Despite the title, it has more of stage play feel to it rather than a movie. This program was best suited for kids and novices as it was fairly easy to use with none of the complexities of Movie Maker.

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