Maximum Force

And then they did some N64 stuff with Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey in 1996.

They worked on the Sega Saturn, arcade, Windows, and PS1 ports of Maximum Force, which was a pretty neat game.

So yeah, lots to talk about with John Paul, but yeah, that's where their career ended, at least as far as video game music goes.

Yeah, yeah.

Mighty Hits, which is also Japanese and European only.

Maximum Force.

Mechanical Violator Arcada, which is a Japanese-only release.

Scud the Disposable Assassin, which is an American-only release, which is an interesting game.

But yeah, so they got the light gun moments, the light gun game, which is kind of, I guess, sprite-based stuff.

It's not 3D like Virtual Cop or House of the Dead.

It's more like Area 51 or Maximum Force, if you're familiar with those games.

Yeah, kind of static-ish screens where it kind of pans left and right a little bit and enemies pop out from the scenery and roll into place.