PoloBlueDISCLAIMER: Earworm Jam is purely a fan-creation intended to celebrate the Earthworm Jim series. No copyright infringement is intended. We acknowledge that all rights to Earthworm Jim belong to their respective owners. In layman's terms, we're not making money off of anyone else's work, so please don't take us to court.
So it would seem the 30th anniversary of the Earthworm Jim series is upon us! To celebrate such a milestone, I and a few other musicians have spent the last few weeks collaborating to conjure up a tribute album in the form of Earworm Jam!
The track list is as follows: 00:00 - Wisteria Bird Studios/SabreFlash64 - New Jack City (New Junk City Remix) 02:25 - PoloBlue - Andy Asteroids (SM64 Cover) 05:40 - LunarCryptik - Psycrow! (80s Freestyle) 07:41 - HEXWALKER - "And you can even hurl yourself off a cliff!" (Snot a Problem) 09:38 - PoloBlue - Who Turned Out the Lights? (Ska Remix) 12:01 - PoloBlue - For Pete's Sake! (2A03 NES Cover) 15:09 - WIsteria Bird Studios - Intestinal Distress (80s Freestyle) 18:45 - Wisteria Bird Studios - Buttville: The Descent (90s Styled) 20:42 - Mazedude - Tangerines for Moose (Anything but Tangerines)
Special thanks go out to all our friends who supported us on this endeavor, as well as Shiny Entertainment and Playmates Interactive Entertainment for delivering such an amazing game. And thank *you* all for listening, U'RE THE BEST
EARWORM JAM (Earthworm Jim 30th Anniversary Album)PoloBlue2024-04-28 | DISCLAIMER: Earworm Jam is purely a fan-creation intended to celebrate the Earthworm Jim series. No copyright infringement is intended. We acknowledge that all rights to Earthworm Jim belong to their respective owners. In layman's terms, we're not making money off of anyone else's work, so please don't take us to court.
So it would seem the 30th anniversary of the Earthworm Jim series is upon us! To celebrate such a milestone, I and a few other musicians have spent the last few weeks collaborating to conjure up a tribute album in the form of Earworm Jam!
The track list is as follows: 00:00 - Wisteria Bird Studios/SabreFlash64 - New Jack City (New Junk City Remix) 02:25 - PoloBlue - Andy Asteroids (SM64 Cover) 05:40 - LunarCryptik - Psycrow! (80s Freestyle) 07:41 - HEXWALKER - "And you can even hurl yourself off a cliff!" (Snot a Problem) 09:38 - PoloBlue - Who Turned Out the Lights? (Ska Remix) 12:01 - PoloBlue - For Pete's Sake! (2A03 NES Cover) 15:09 - WIsteria Bird Studios - Intestinal Distress (80s Freestyle) 18:45 - Wisteria Bird Studios - Buttville: The Descent (90s Styled) 20:42 - Mazedude - Tangerines for Moose (Anything but Tangerines)
Special thanks go out to all our friends who supported us on this endeavor, as well as Shiny Entertainment and Playmates Interactive Entertainment for delivering such an amazing game. And thank *you* all for listening, U'RE THE BESTSonic the Hedgehog 2 - Emerald Hill Zone (NES 2A03 Cover)PoloBlue2025-10-18 | Take a peer into the alternate timeline where Sega waved the white flag immediately after the Super Nintendo came on the scene.
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#sonic #sonicthehedgehog #retro #retrogaming #chiptune #nesMario Paint - Creative Exercise (NES 2A03 Cover)PoloBlue2025-10-11 | Color a Dinosaur if it was good 👀
DISCLAIMER: All copyrighted material featured in this video belongs to its respective owner(s). No copyright infringement is intended.Decap Attack - The ENTIRE Soundtrack (SNES SPC700 Cover)PoloBlue2025-10-01 | Happy Halloween, everybody! I had this one on the backburner for a couple weeks but I'm glad to finally have this out to ring in spooky season! Enjoy!
Time stamps are as follows: 0:03 - Introduction 2:31 - Title Screen 3:15 - Stage Music 1 4:26 - Stage Music 2 5:45 - Stage Music 3 6:45 - Stage Music 4 7:17 - Stage Music 5 9:26 - Stage Music 6 11:32 - Stage Music 7 12:59 - Stage Clear 13:03 - Miss 13:12 - Item Get 13:16 - Boss 1 14:18 - Boss 2 15:41 - Bonus Stage 16:45 - Inventory 17:49 - Potion 1 18:01 - Potion 2 18:14 - Potion 3 18:26 - Potion 4 18:37 - Potion 5 18:50 - Ending 1 19:17 - Ending 2 19:58 - Ending 3 21:49 - Game Over
#decapattack #snes #retrogaming #vgmSuper Mario World - Athletic Theme (YM2612 Cover)PoloBlue2025-09-27 | Shaking like a leaf rn because I wouldn't put it past the Big N to try and nuke my itsy-bitsy teensy-weensy channel for daring to cover a song from one of their games. That said... DISCLAIMER: All copyrighted material featured in this video belongs to its respective owner(s). No copyright infringement is intended.Mappy - The ENTIRE Soundtrack (YM2612 + SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-09-21 | Y'know, I've never seen Mappy use that baton of his... maybe that's a good thing though.
Track list is as follows: 0:00 - Game Start 0:05 - Main BGM 1:42 - Stage Clear 1:45 - Bonus Start 1:49 - Bonus Round 2:27 - Results 2:37 - Extra Life 2:41 - Lose a Life 2:45 - Game Over 2:54 - Name Entry
DISCLAIMER: Any and all copyrighted material featured in this video belongs to its respective owner(s). No copyright infringement is intended.Scooby-Doo: Where Are You! (SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-09-13 | It would seem today marks the 56th anniversary of the Scooby-Doo franchise (as of the time this upload goes live)! This show meant a lot to me growing up, and I wanted to do (or rather, "doo") something to commemorate it!
Happy Anniversary, Scoob. Much love ♥ #scoobydoo #retrogamingPac-Attack - Normal Mode (NES 2A03 Cover)PoloBlue2025-09-06 | One can't help wondering what this game would be like if Pac-Man wasn't already a thing... 🤔
DISCLAIMER: All copyrighted material featured in this video is property of its respective owner(s). No copyright infringement is intended.Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind - Title Screen (NES 2A03 Cover)PoloBlue2025-09-01 | I was given free will. What could possibly go wrong?
DISCLAIMER: All copyrighted material featured in this video belongs to its respective owner(s). No copyright infringement is intended.Pac-Land - The ENTIRE Soundtrack (YM2612 + SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-08-28 | Exactly what's on the tin. Every song featured in the 1984 arcade game Pac-Land, recreated using the soundchip(s) found in the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive!
Track list is as follows: 1. Round Start - 0:00 2. Outward - 0:04 3. Round Clear - 1:05 4. Fairy Land - 1:10 5. Homeward - 1:19 6. Monster's Mansion - 2:29 7. Secret Revealed - 3:27 8. Extra Life - 3:32 9. Lose a Life - 3:36 10. Game Over - 3:40 11. Name Entry - 3:46
DISCLAIMER: All copyrighted material featured in this video belongs to its respective owner(s). No copyright infringement is intended.Sonic Mania - Chemical Plant Zone Act 2 (NES 2A03 Cover)PoloBlue2025-07-08 | What a cool zone! I'm sure it won't get tired after the fifth appearance. :')
In all seriousness though, it was a lot of fun to flex my chops with the NES' sound capabilities. I hope you enjoy these beeps and boops I've put together!
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#sonic #sonicthehedgehog #8bit #nes #chiptune #retrogamingEarthworm Jim - Lost the Race (SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-04-27 | There was indeed an 8-bit de-make of Earthworm Jim at the height of the character's popularity, though it's heavily stripped down, and in my opinion, it doesn't push the system's capabilities like its 16-bit counterpart does, especially in the sound department.
This series aims to recreate the entire soundtrack of the original game as faithfully as possible, while also taking into consideration the limitations of the Sega Master System's sound chip (3 square channels and 1 noise channel, with very little in the way of bass tones).
All that said, enjoy the music! :)Earthworm Jim - For Petes Sake! (SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-04-27 | There was indeed an 8-bit de-make of Earthworm Jim at the height of the character's popularity, though it's heavily stripped down, and in my opinion, it doesn't push the system's capabilities like its 16-bit counterpart does, especially in the sound department.
This series aims to recreate the entire soundtrack of the original game as faithfully as possible, while also taking into consideration the limitations of the Sega Master System's sound chip (3 square channels and 1 noise channel, with very little in the way of bass tones).
All that said, enjoy the music! :)Earthworm Jim - Intestinal Distress (SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-04-27 | There was indeed an 8-bit de-make of Earthworm Jim at the height of the character's popularity, though it's heavily stripped down, and in my opinion, it doesn't push the system's capabilities like its 16-bit counterpart does, especially in the sound department.
This series aims to recreate the entire soundtrack of the original game as faithfully as possible, while also taking into consideration the limitations of the Sega Master System's sound chip (3 square channels and 1 noise channel, with very little in the way of bass tones).
All that said, enjoy the music! :)Earthworm Jim - Game Over (SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-04-27 | There was indeed an 8-bit de-make of Earthworm Jim at the height of the character's popularity, though it's heavily stripped down, and in my opinion, it doesn't push the system's capabilities like its 16-bit counterpart does, especially in the sound department.
This series aims to recreate the entire soundtrack of the original game as faithfully as possible, while also taking into consideration the limitations of the Sega Master System's sound chip (3 square channels and 1 noise channel, with very little in the way of bass tones).
All that said, enjoy the music! :)Earthworm Jim - Who Turned Out the Lights? (SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-04-27 | There was indeed an 8-bit de-make of Earthworm Jim at the height of the character's popularity, though it's heavily stripped down, and in my opinion, it doesn't push the system's capabilities like its 16-bit counterpart does, especially in the sound department.
This series aims to recreate the entire soundtrack of the original game as faithfully as possible, while also taking into consideration the limitations of the Sega Master System's sound chip (3 square channels and 1 noise channel, with very little in the way of bass tones).
All that said, enjoy the music! :)Earthworm Jim - New Junk City (SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-04-27 | There was indeed an 8-bit de-make of Earthworm Jim at the height of the character's popularity, though it's heavily stripped down, and in my opinion, it doesn't push the system's capabilities like its 16-bit counterpart does, especially in the sound department.
This series aims to recreate the entire soundtrack of the original game as faithfully as possible, while also taking into consideration the limitations of the Sega Master System's sound chip (3 square channels and 1 noise channel, with very little in the way of bass tones).
All that said, enjoy the music! :)Earthworm Jim - Snot a Problem! (SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-04-27 | There was indeed an 8-bit de-make of Earthworm Jim at the height of the character's popularity, though it's heavily stripped down, and in my opinion, it doesn't push the system's capabilities like its 16-bit counterpart does, especially in the sound department.
This series aims to recreate the entire soundtrack of the original game as faithfully as possible, while also taking into consideration the limitations of the Sega Master System's sound chip (3 square channels and 1 noise channel, with very little in the way of bass tones).
All that said, enjoy the music! :)Earthworm Jim - Ending (SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-04-27 | There was indeed an 8-bit de-make of Earthworm Jim at the height of the character's popularity, though it's heavily stripped down, and in my opinion, it doesn't push the system's capabilities like its 16-bit counterpart does, especially in the sound department.
This series aims to recreate the entire soundtrack of the original game as faithfully as possible, while also taking into consideration the limitations of the Sega Master System's sound chip (3 square channels and 1 noise channel, with very little in the way of bass tones).
All that said, enjoy the music! :)Earthworm Jim - What the Heck? (SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-04-27 | There was indeed an 8-bit de-make of Earthworm Jim at the height of the character's popularity, though it's heavily stripped down, and in my opinion, it doesn't push the system's capabilities like its 16-bit counterpart does, especially in the sound department.
This series aims to recreate the entire soundtrack of the original game as faithfully as possible, while also taking into consideration the limitations of the Sega Master System's sound chip (3 square channels and 1 noise channel, with very little in the way of bass tones).
All that said, enjoy the music! :)Earthworm Jim - Andy Asteroids? (SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-04-27 | There was indeed an 8-bit de-make of Earthworm Jim at the height of the character's popularity, though it's heavily stripped down, and in my opinion, it doesn't push the system's capabilities like its 16-bit counterpart does, especially in the sound department.
This series aims to recreate the entire soundtrack of the original game as faithfully as possible, while also taking into consideration the limitations of the Sega Master System's sound chip (3 square channels and 1 noise channel, with very little in the way of bass tones).
All that said, enjoy the music! :)Earthworm Jim - Buttville: The Queens Lair (SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-04-27 | There was indeed an 8-bit de-make of Earthworm Jim at the height of the character's popularity, though it's heavily stripped down, and in my opinion, it doesn't push the system's capabilities like its 16-bit counterpart does, especially in the sound department.
This series aims to recreate the entire soundtrack of the original game as faithfully as possible, while also taking into consideration the limitations of the Sega Master System's sound chip (3 square channels and 1 noise channel, with very little in the way of bass tones).
All that said, enjoy the music! :)Earthworm Jim - Psycrow! (SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-04-27 | There was indeed an 8-bit de-make of Earthworm Jim at the height of the character's popularity, though it's heavily stripped down, and in my opinion, it doesn't push the system's capabilities like its 16-bit counterpart does, especially in the sound department.
This series aims to recreate the entire soundtrack of the original game as faithfully as possible, while also taking into consideration the limitations of the Sega Master System's sound chip (3 square channels and 1 noise channel, with very little in the way of bass tones).
All that said, enjoy the music! :)Earthworm Jim - Down the Tubes/Level 5 (SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-04-27 | There was indeed an 8-bit de-make of Earthworm Jim at the height of the character's popularity, though it's heavily stripped down, and in my opinion, it doesn't push the system's capabilities like its 16-bit counterpart does, especially in the sound department.
This series aims to recreate the entire soundtrack of the original game as faithfully as possible, while also taking into consideration the limitations of the Sega Master System's sound chip (3 square channels and 1 noise channel, with very little in the way of bass tones).
All that said, enjoy the music! :)Earthworm Jim - Buttville: The Descent (SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-04-27 | There was indeed an 8-bit de-make of Earthworm Jim at the height of the character's popularity, though it's heavily stripped down, and in my opinion, it doesn't push the system's capabilities like its 16-bit counterpart does, especially in the sound department.
This series aims to recreate the entire soundtrack of the original game as faithfully as possible, while also taking into consideration the limitations of the Sega Master System's sound chip (3 square channels and 1 noise channel, with very little in the way of bass tones).
All that said, enjoy the music! :)Earthworm Jim - Rodeo Jim (SN76489 Cover)PoloBlue2025-04-27 | There was indeed an 8-bit de-make of Earthworm Jim at the height of the character's popularity, though it's heavily stripped down, and in my opinion, it doesn't push the system's capabilities like its 16-bit counterpart does, especially in the sound department.
This series aims to recreate the entire soundtrack of the original game as faithfully as possible, while also taking into consideration the limitations of the Sega Master System's sound chip (3 square channels and 1 noise channel, with very little in the way of bass tones).
All that said, enjoy the music! :)The ENTIRE Sonic the Hedgehog OST (GEN/MD) except its on the GAMEBOYPoloBlue2025-03-13 | My first foray into FurnaceTracker's Gameboy module. Hope you like arpeggios. :)
Track list and time stamps are as follows: 01. SEGA Jingle - 00:00 02. Title Screen - 00:03 03. Green Hill Zone - 00:13 04. Marble Zone - 01:51 05. Spring Yard Zone - 03:12 06. Labyrinth Zone - 04:38 07. Drowning - 05:58 08. Star Light Zone - 06:13 09. Special Stage - 07:46 10. Chaos Emerald - 08:59 11. Act Clear - 09:05 12. Scrap Brain Zone - 09:13 13. Invincibility - 11:44 14. Extra Life - 12:14 15. Game Over - 12:19 16. Continue - 12:33 17. Boss - 12:45 18. Final Zone - 13:34 19. Ending - 14:21 20. Staff Roll - 14:41
DISCLAIMER: The works featured in this video are not affiliated with SEGA or Sonic Team. All copyrighted material featured within belongs to its respective owner(s). No copyright infringement is intended.
#Sonic #SonicTheHedgehog #8bit #chiptune #gameboy #retrogamingSonic Superstars - Main Menu (Cover)PoloBlue2023-10-21 | Now it sounds more like when the credits roll at the end of a game show.Spyro 2: Riptos Rage - Fracture Hills (Custom Music)PoloBlue2023-09-08 | It's pretty common knowledge among Spyro fans that certain levels within Spyro 2 share the same music tracks. One such case of this is with Idol Springs and Fracture Hills. This video aims to answer the question: How would Fracture Hills sound with its own unique theme?Sonic Triple Trouble 16-Bit - Great Turquoise Zone Act 1 in 0:50 (Former WR)PoloBlue2023-07-10 | I was sitting on this time for a while but I could never get around to finding the leaderboard to actually claim the record for my own. Now that I have, I can finally rest knowing that this is indeed the fastest time in all the land. :)
UPDATE: This record has been beaten by a runner by the name of Elfeya. Congratulations on the new record, friend. You earned it through and through.Sonic CD Restored (PC) - Palmtree Panic Zone Act 1 in 02138 (Sonic)PoloBlue2023-07-06 | That invisible platform near the end can go choke on a cactus.