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![Paul McCartney - A Wonderful Christmas Time [16-bit Remix] (Oscilloscope View)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/IUfLV8-fm9U/mqdefault.jpg "Paul McCartney - A Wonderful Christmas Time [16-bit Remix] (Oscilloscope View)
A Sega Genesis cover of Paul McCartneys A Wonderful Christmas Time.
Software Used -
Song created using Leonardo Demartinos Deflemask.
Visuals created using Zeinoks OVGen.")
![[YTP] Mario and Luigi eat demonic toast](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/IrF-rlDKEqY/mqdefault.jpg "[YTP] Mario and Luigi eat demonic toast
Always obey the toast. Toast is love, toast is life.")
![[NDS] Nicktoons: Attack of the Toybots - Bikini Bottom (Oscilloscope View)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Izt_HO1fV20/mqdefault.jpg "[NDS] Nicktoons: Attack of the Toybots - Bikini Bottom (Oscilloscope View)
Composed by Tetsuari Watanabe? (Credited as Sound Designer, no one else is credited as a composer).
Made this as a test for Nintendo DS OVs. This was actually one of the first DS games I got. The game, if I remember correctly, was really hard, but the music is great.")
![Prep Phase (Late Game) - Blasters: Parks and Wreck [Oscilloscope View]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/K62tIwazcXs/mqdefault.jpg "Prep Phase (Late Game) - Blasters: Parks and Wreck [Oscilloscope View]
If youve seen my streams, then youve probably heard of a game that I have been working on titled: Blasters: Paranoia. I decided to change the name to Blasters: Parks and Wreck, mostly because I when I made some tiles to decorate the map, I realized it looked like a park. Plus, it gives the game a centralized aesthetic, which the first game was lacking.
Unlike the first game, I plan to have multiple tracks for each phase; one for the beginning, middle, and end. As the title suggests, this track is for the prep phase in the later stages of the game. I have a few more tracks that I want to release in the near future, including another theme for the prep phase, as well as a track for a game made at my colleges game jam.
As for the game itself: dont expect the full game to come out anytime soon. Ill probably do to the same thing with Blasters: Pandemonium, where I released new versions of the games after I met a certain milestone. I could probably release a version right now, but I want to clean it up before doing it.
By the way, the track was made using Furnace, which is honestly just a better (and free) version of Deflemask. I bought Deflemask a while back, but I dont use it anymore since Furnace does everything that it does plus more, including combining different sounds chips to make your own Frankenstein of a chipset. Speaking of, I made this using the NESs and PC Engines sound chips. I chose those two because they make a similar set up to the NES + 4-N163 setup that I used to make all of the Pandemonium tracks. Plus, the NECs chip allows for full stereo, which I made use of in this track.")
![[YTP] Squidward Has to Get Spingebill Back While Suffering From an STI](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LZ0E4fcHLuY/mqdefault.jpg "[YTP] Squidward Has to Get Spingebill Back While Suffering From an STI
Its been a while since I made anything.
I am going to be putting more focus on general stuff from now on, as opposed to strictly music.
I have plans for other videos, so hopefully I can those done in the next few months.")
![[NES] Theres a McDonalds in The Pentagon [8-Bit Cover] (Oscilloscope View)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/MxPULfvRWuU/mqdefault.jpg "[NES] Theres a McDonalds in The Pentagon [8-Bit Cover] (Oscilloscope View)
As a person that has a government job, I relate to this on a personal level.
Original Song by Silly Stu.")
![[PS1] - SpongeBob SuperSponge - Industrial Fields/Oil Rig (Oscilloscope View)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OMDn-mj0_4Q/mqdefault.jpg "[PS1] - SpongeBob SuperSponge - Industrial Fields/Oil Rig (Oscilloscope View)
I read a reddit post that mentioned that the files to SpongeBob Supersponge, a game released on the original PlayStation in 2001, were available on GitHub. Turns out the music was in a .xm format, which is great because I could play them and export the audio via OpenMPT. To my knowledge, I am the first person to make an oscilloscope view of a PS1 game, but take that with a grain of salt.
Edit: Actually, Shinji Ikari did PS1 oscs before me.
Music by Matt Simmonds.")
