Sounds
Upon turning on the game, the first two lines of an upbeat I Love Beijing Tiananmen can be heard. The two lines will loop endlessly throughout the game until the game is turned off. The track, though short, is actually one of the few samples of streamed audio voices to be played on a Super Famicom cartridge. There are no sound effects in the game.
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