Gaball Screen (Game)

Gaball Screen

GAME » on December 6, 1996

A Japanese PS1 interactive album and third-person exploration game from well-known Japanese music producer Tetsuya Komuro.

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Overview

Gaball Screen, sometimes known as Tetsuya Komuro / Gaball Screen, is an interactive album and third-person exploration game developed by Sony Computer Entertainment (along with System Sacom (Company)) and published by Antinos Records for the Sony PlayStation exclusively in Japan on December 6, 1996. Produced by (as well as starring) well-known Japanese music producer Tetsuya Komuro (Person), Gaball Screen has players exploring areas as a flying shoe, interacting with the often-surreal environment and searching for instruments of seven musical tracks (as CDs) in order to complete the looping track. Fully completing the track loop grants a bonus music video for the song. The name "Gaball Screen" refers to a fake musical group in the lore of the TM Network's 1988 album Carol: A Day in a Girl's Life 1991.

Tracks

Each of the seven tracks are composed/arranged by Tetsuya Komuro and/or Cozy Kubo, with the music video performed by various artists.

Shubi-Duba, Dubi-Daba - Yukie Nakama
Yume no Tsuzuki - NO! Galers
Cry-Max - Rina Chinen
...I'm not in love - Chie Iwashita
Do I, Do It - B☆KOOL
waiting for... - Ryoko Shinohara
discovery - Takashi Utsunomiya

Completing all tracks unlocks the music video for the game's main theme, "detour", performed by Tetsuya Komuro, Takashi Utsunomiya, and Naoto Kine.

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