Via Kotaku, an incredible 10 minute video of a Super Mario World level that not only plays itself, but plays MUSIC.
Go. Watch it now. NOW.
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Showing posts with label remix. retro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label remix. retro. Show all posts
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Monday, March 17, 2008
Pontiac Ad References Spy Hunter Arcade Game
Pontiac cashes in on arcade classic Spy Hunter nostalgia with this awesome new ad:
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Monday, February 4, 2008
Mario ROMhacks make even hardcore gamers cry.
Remember Super Mario Frustration? Kaizo Mario World is another of those super-hard Mario level hacks, this one of Super Mario World. Someone played through its first level 134 times, with save states, recording all his deaths, then digitally composited them into one trip through the level. The result was Many-Worlds Mario. (For those interested, here's a video of a tool-assisted perfect run of much of the game. Here's the rest.
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Get It While It's Hot: Fan Ripped SSBB Soundtrack
Now that Super Smash Brother Brawl for the Wii is out in Japan, everything that the Brawl PR team endeavored to keep secret has been released to the public by enthusiastic Internet fans.
In what is making me giddier than a schoolboy is that a SSBB fan is ripping music out of the game and dumping it into a directory for everyone on the 'net to enjoy. I'm guessing that it won't stop until all reportedly-300-plus songs in the game are on it.
Guys, there are a LOT of high quality tracks in there that will have you grinning from ear to ear if you've liked any Nintendo game pretty much ever.
There's the orchestral arrangement of the original Legend of Zelda. The boss battle music from Metal Gear Solid 2. And Humoresque of a Little Dog -- aka "The Drugstore music from Earthbound" is my favorite arrangement in there so far. The NES Medley is a great audio quiz to see how many old NES games you remember, though if you want medleys from just a single game there's the Kid Icarus medley.
The theme song to Sonic CD is in there. The ENGLISH version.
You need to go and check them out right now.
GO GO GO!
In what is making me giddier than a schoolboy is that a SSBB fan is ripping music out of the game and dumping it into a directory for everyone on the 'net to enjoy. I'm guessing that it won't stop until all reportedly-300-plus songs in the game are on it.
Guys, there are a LOT of high quality tracks in there that will have you grinning from ear to ear if you've liked any Nintendo game pretty much ever.
There's the orchestral arrangement of the original Legend of Zelda. The boss battle music from Metal Gear Solid 2. And Humoresque of a Little Dog -- aka "The Drugstore music from Earthbound" is my favorite arrangement in there so far. The NES Medley is a great audio quiz to see how many old NES games you remember, though if you want medleys from just a single game there's the Kid Icarus medley.
The theme song to Sonic CD is in there. The ENGLISH version.
You need to go and check them out right now.
GO GO GO!
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