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Haven't listened to much Anamanguchi... in any case, I listened to the song first before actually watching the video, and I just realized that the Gameboy is the vocalist in the band + All this time I thought there was only one guitarist playing rhythm/power chords... I'll have to start paying more attention to what the lead guitar guy is doing.

The video was really cool. I was somewhat relieved at the VR ending, but then you pulled a "Thriller" on us...

Your percussion sounds are really nice and punchy. Your music sounds very video game-ish. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like all your music are video game remixes? Are there any completely original tunes that I'm overlooking?

I must say, the robot voice saying "dack! zoink!" every five seconds is just very distracting. It's like listening to an online radio broadcast that's trying to keep people from bootlegging the music. This is only the second time I've encountered watermarked music (first would be Lecrae's "Church Clothes" with "Tha Cannon *echo echo echo*" every five seconds). Honestly... it's just very distracting and feels kind of paranoid. To me, it'd be okay of it just pops up once or twice, or was incorporated into the music. But to each his own.

Anyway, some sounds do come off a bit fake sounding, but I have no idea whether it's actually fake or not. But you have good sounds, and fun composition.

The serious ska fans and artists probably would be annoyed if they don't like pop. Long live Ska! It lives! BTW, I think the classical guitar ship has sailed in regards to prominence in the public popular eye...

That'd be a tiny drop in the bucket compared to the amount of serious guitar work out there. The guitar has been established for centuries as a serious medium. Ukulele is a bit closer to what chiptune probably looks like to the non-initiated/non-invested. The typical 8bit pop covers are a dime a dozen... they are usually better than the originals, but still...

A ska (or any other genre-based) cover of the song would be more interesting to me personally, because I like to see how different tunes can be adapted to different rhythms and aesthetics and genres. (Coincidentally: My ukulele ska cover of chibitechs moe moe kyunstep )

Chiptune covers are interesting, because they can go from the super faithful, to extremely experimental reinterpretation, but it's just a very strange situation, with chiptune being a relatively new less-established medium compared to guitars and pianos and the human voice and stuff. Edit: I think remixes are coolest when they come from the original artist, though. Like Troupe Gammage chiptuning his band SPEAK's song "Carrie".

I love those reaction games. I made a game like that for PC once upon a time. Inspired by one of the Kirby games and Iaido. Fun times.

Welcome!

Hm. I was expecting this to sound more dancy. A bit refreshing/bearable to hear this song this way.

My favorite song in that game is the Skrillex one. Haven't quite mastered the Tutting section, though... Oh, also "Instanbul" and the Bollywood Night Rider song.

That's awesome. Love that green.

I thought it was a Moby Dick angel.