Electronic Arts MUS

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File Format
Name Electronic Arts MUS
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Extension(s) .mus
Released 1989

Electronic Arts MUS files were used, in several variants, in some Electronic Arts games in the 1989-92 period, including Cartooners (which was actually an animated-cartoon creator rather than a game, per se), Ski or Die, The Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes, and (apparently in a very different format, perhaps compressed) The Immortal.

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The signature bytes at the start of the file are 7D 00 00 for the Cartooners version, and 7F 00 00 in other versions.

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