Game: Game & Watch Gallery IV
Release Date/s: Japan: Unknown / U.S.: October 28th, 2002 / Europe: October 25th, 2002
Country/s: Japan, U.S., Europe
Platform/s: Game Boy Advance
Genre: Compilation Game
Publisher: Nintendo
Developer: Nintendo, Tose

Music Composer/s: Riyou Kinugasa, Kengo Hagiwara

Format: MP3
Sample Rate: 48000Hz
Bit Rate: 320k
Sound: Stereo

Track List: Length:

01 - Title Screen [1:59]
02 - Game Select [0:45]
03 - Mode Select [0:36]
04 - Fire [2:29]
05 - Fire (Miss) [0:10]
06 - Boxing [1:03]
07 - Boxing (Win, Lose) [0:06]
08 - Rain Shower [1:32]
09 - Rain Shower (Season Segue) [0:35]
10 - Rain Shower (Bowser) [0:33]
11 - Rain Shower (Miss) [0:28]
12 - Mario's Cement Factory [1:14]
13 - Mario's Cement Factory (Miss) [0:07]
14 - Donkey Kong Jr. [1:22]
15 - Donkey Kong Jr. (II) [1:38]
16 - Donkey Kong Jr. (III) [1:24]
17 - Donkey Kong Jr. (Miss) [0:03]
18 - Donkey Kong III [1:11]
19 - Donkey Kong III (Miss) [0:06]
20 - Chef [1:36]
21 - Chef (Miss) [0:06]
22 - Mario Bros. [1:29]
23 - Mario Bros. (Bowser) [0:37]
24 - Donkey Kong [1:31]
25 - Donkey Kong (Miss) [0:04]
26 - Octopus [2:14]
27 - Octopus (Miss) [0:06]
28 - Fire Attack [1:30]
29 - Pause Melody [0:04]
30 - Game Over [0:07]
31 - Game Over (II) [0:07]
32 - Game Over (III) [0:05]
33 - Game Over (IV) [0:06]
34 - Gallery Corner [0:44]
35 - Message Board [0:48]
36 - View Message [0:56]
37 - Museum [0:36]
38 - Present [0:53]
39 - Game & Watch History [0:41]
40 - Music Room [0:35]
41 - Credits [3:10]

Total Time: 35:45

Download:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GQILL55X

Here's another, Sarah!

Enjoy, everyone! ^^

Experimenting with a new track list format. Feedback would be nice!

Hey there; thank you! Worked perfectly, and the track list format is great :)

Hey, do you have a recent link for this?
Thanks!

I don't have this exact rip downloaded, however, I do have rips of this game's soundtrack.

You have two options.
A GSF rip, directly from the ROM.
A high quality rip, using the instrument samples from the game, in a soundfont, played on MIDI files extracted from the game's audio sequences

The difference is the GSF rip is more or less as it sounds on the Game Boy Advance. The other option... the same.... but minus the bad compression and white noise. In short, it's good enough to have been GameCube quality... in my opinion.

I'll upload an example video.

Hey, I'm pretty new to this so I'm not sure how the GSF files work. If you could post the MIDI files, that would be awesome though!

Thanks again for the help.

I would love the high quality rip of this too if possible (I know, it's three years later... I'm trying :P )