Martin Galway

Martin Galway is a renowned Irish composer and sound designer, celebrated for his pioneering contributions to video game music during the 1980s. He gained fame for his innovative work on the Commodore 64, where he created memorable soundtracks that showcased the system's audio capabilities. Galway is particularly recognized for his compositions for classic games such as "RoboCop," "Bubble Bobble," and "Parasol Stars." His work on the 1990 arcade game "PacMania" further solidified his reputation, as he crafted an engaging soundtrack that enhanced the gaming experience. Galway's influence is still felt in the industry today, as he helped set the standard for video game music, blending melody and technology in groundbreaking ways.

Number of Songs: 35

Songs composed by Martin Galway

Bass Solo

Game: Wizball

Platform: Commodore 64/128

Demo Screen

Game: Top Gun

Platform: Nintendo

Fuel Plane

Game: Top Gun

Platform: Nintendo

Game Over

Game: Vigilante

Platform: Sega Master System

High Score (GS)

Game: Tiger Heli

Platform: Arcade Console

High Score (XG)

Game: Tiger Heli

Platform: Arcade Console

Highscore

Game: Metrocross

Platform: Arcade Console

Introduction

Game: Star Voyager

Platform: Nintendo

Invincibility

Game: Vanguard

Platform: Atari 2600

Invincibility (2)

Game: Vanguard

Platform: Atari 2600

Invincibility (Arranged)

Game: Vanguard

Platform: Atari 2600

Jiggly Steps (Zone 3) (Hoedown Remix)

Game: PacMania

Platform: Nintendo

Level Start

Game: Atlantis

Platform: Magnavox Odyssey 2

Main (Remix)

Game: Comic Bakery

Platform: Commodore 64/128

Main Theme

Game: Comic Bakery

Platform: Commodore 64/128

Main Theme (Remix)

Game: Arkanoid

Platform: Arcade Console

Main Theme (Villera Remix)

Game: Arkanoid

Platform: Arcade Console

Password Screen

Game: Rambo

Platform: Nintendo

Round 5 - Construction Sites

Game: Vigilante

Platform: Sega Master System

Story 1 (FM)

Game: Vigilante

Platform: Sega Master System

Title Music

Game: Bruce Lee

Platform: Commodore 64/128

Title Screen

Game: Video Reflex

Platform: Atari 2600

Title Screen

Game: Vigilante

Platform: Sega Master System