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Erika to Satoru no Yumebouken is an adventure game released in 1988 for the Famicom; published by Namco and developed by Atlus, who (at the time) were just subcontractors who, like many subcontractors, were rarely (if ever) given credit on the copyright info on their games. The game was one of only 2 games to use all 8 channels of Namco's N163 sound expansion chip; the other one being King of Kings, also developed by Atlus. The game is infamous for containing a rant from one of the employees named Hidemushi. In it, he rails against some of his colleagues who each wronged him in some way, before giving thanks to the colleagues who helped him in his time of need. The message is accessed via esoteric conditions (i.e. waiting an obscene amount of time and then entering a cryptic series of controller inputs).
The music of this game was composed by Hirohiko Takayama, and the sound engine was programmed by Tsukasa Masuko.

Track List

1. Title/Station/The End 0:00
2. Opening/Ending 1:19
3. Komuso Appears 2:58
4. Field Map (Map Movement Screen) 3:25
5. Cedar Tree Path 5:23
6. Snow Temple/Port (It also plays when you find the Crown of Ages at the end.) 6:23
7. Hospital/Hotel/Church/Usop's Temple 7:52
8. House/Police Station/Shop 9:30
9. Library 10:50
10. Quiz Nazozansu (It also plays when you find a mole fisherman by the beach.) 11:36
11. Jizo Statues 12:21
12. Bistro 13:12
13. Graveyard/Inside Clock Tower/Spooky Woods (It also plays outside the gate to Dr. Fox's House.) 14:41
14. Studio 15:57
15. Crisis (Plays when Erika gets kidnapped; it also plays in an earlier scene when Dr. Fox's son is in danger of drowning.) 16:42
16. Action Scene (Running Away from Wolf/Escaping the Paradise Army's Hideout/Swatting Cockroaches/Catching Locusts) 18:12
17. Cave/Fortune Teller 20:35
18. Stone Circle 21:45
19. Unknown Track (Unused?) 22:30
20. Jingles 23:32
21. Sound Effects 23:52








Secret Tracks
22. Secret Message 1 25:01
23. Secret Message 2 26:02