Composer Profile

Barry Leitch

Barry Leitch is a renowned video game composer and sound designer, celebrated for his impactful contributions to the gaming industry during the late 1980s and 1990s. He is particularly known for his work on the iconic Disney game "Darkwing Duck," released for the NES in 1992, where his catchy and memorable tunes enhanced the gameplay experience. Leitch's style combines melodic composition with innovative use of sound hardware, making his music stand out in the era's competitive landscape. Beyond "Darkwing Duck," he contributed to various titles, including "Top Gear" and "Badlands," showcasing his versatility across genres. With a career spanning decades, Barry Leitch remains a significant figure in the evolution of video game music.

116 Songs

Songs - Barry Leitch (Page 2 of 3)

Nintendo 64

Menu Music (Arranged)

From: Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA

Nintendo 64

Metro Madness

From: Beetle Adventure Racing

Super Nintendo

Middle Age

From: Pushover

Nintendo DS

Monopoly Pause Screen

From: Monopoly / Boggle / Yahtzee / Battleship

Nintendo

Montana Max (Arranged)

From: Tiny Toon Adventures

Nintendo

Montana Max's Mansion (Arranged)

From: Tiny Toon Adventures

Sega Genesis

Mountain Track

From: Combat Cars

Nintendo

Name Entry

From: Wheel of Fortune

Nintendo 64

New York Uptown (Amiga Remix)

From: Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA

Nintendo 64

Night Hunt

From: San Francisco Rush

DOS & Windows

Opponent Loss

From: Stunts

DOS & Windows

Opponent Victory

From: Stunts

Super Nintendo

Post Modern Auto Shop

From: Top Gear 3000

Super Nintendo

Professor Plum

From: Clue

DOS & Windows

Psycho Table

From: Psycho Pinball

Gameboy Advance

Puzzle Mode: Challenge Is Given

From: Tiny Toon Adventures: Wacky Stackers

Gameboy Advance

Puzzle Mode: Gameplay

From: Tiny Toon Adventures: Wacky Stackers

Sega Master System

Shark

From: California Games

Super Nintendo

Shock!

From: Clue

Nintendo

St. Canard Warehouses

From: Darkwing Duck

Gameboy

Stage 1 - The Western Flick

From: Tiny Toon Adventures: Montana's Movie Madness

Gameboy

Stage 2 - The Samurai Flick

From: Tiny Toon Adventures: Montana's Movie Madness

Gameboy

Stage 3 - The Future Flick

From: Tiny Toon Adventures: Montana's Movie Madness

Gameboy

Stage 4 - The Monster Flick

From: Tiny Toon Adventures: Montana's Movie Madness

Arcade Console

Swiss Alps: Helga Grossebergen

From: Road Riot 4WD

Gameboy

The City: Pipsqueak Pipe Maze

From: Tiny Toon Adventures: Babs's Big Break

Sony PlayStation

The Future Does Not Exist (v2.0)

From: Impact Racing

Sega Genesis

Title

From: World Cup Italia '90

Super Nintendo

Title

From: Top Gear

Amiga Computers

Title

From: P.P. Hammer

Atari Computers

Title

From: Supercars

Commodore 64/128

Title

From: Supremacy

Nintendo

Title

From: Monopoly

Commodore 64/128

Title

From: Mission A. D.

Sega Genesis

Title & Staff Roll

From: Jungle Strike

Sega Master System

Title Screen

From: Monopoly

Sega Genesis

Title Screen

From: Combat Cars

Sony PlayStation

Title Screen

From: Jet Moto 2

Gameboy

Title Screen

From: Jungle Strike

Super Nintendo

Title Screen

From: Pushover

Nintendo 64

Title Screen

From: San Francisco Rush 2049

Sega Genesis

Title Theme

From: Top Gear 2

Super Nintendo

Titles

From: Super Soccer

Super Nintendo

Track 1

From: Top Gear

Super Nintendo

Track 1 (2)

From: Top Gear