There used to be a download of the soundtrack on the official site, but it's long gone of course and I didn't find it in .mp3 form in the install directory.
Does anyone still have it?
Does anyone still have it?
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Soundtrack?
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Which game bruh.
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Never played this game, but I'm gonna try to help anyway.
Are you sure about that, OP? I'm looking through the site with the Wayback Machine and can only find three tracks for download (all of which are archived and downloadable btw): https://web.archive.org/web/20090803103541/http://www.zero-sum.com/music.html
Are you sure about that, OP? I'm looking through the site with the Wayback Machine and can only find three tracks for download (all of which are archived and downloadable btw): https://web.archive.org/web/20090803103541/http://www.zero-sum.com/music.html
AdolfSatan
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Open the install directory, go to the Sounds folder. It's the .ogg files. Thing is, they're mixed with all the other sounds from the game (attack, ambiance, voices, etc.). Easiest way to sort them out: arrange files by size.
You can play them with foobar and vlc as far as I tested. Or get xrecode's trial version and convert them to .mp3.
You can play them with foobar and vlc as far as I tested. Or get xrecode's trial version and convert them to .mp3.
Thanks, found it!
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