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And now to dip waaaaaay into the archives and pull out something literally dozens of people on this website will remember playing!
A shame since the music in the game is really something special!
NES soundtrack composed by Tsugutoshi Goto
⭐️ Featuring special guest dpMusicman on Piano! ⭐️
(no personal music links.... hopefully one day this changes!)
Very happy that we are able to double dip with the year Soundole's Chillout contest and the monthly Pixel Mixers contest (CRPGs / Western RPGs) this time!
Our introduction to video games came from our older cousins' leaving a Nintendo at our nana's house, so we spent many hours being very bad at video games. Chris in particular played the heck out of Ultima Exodus as it was one of the few carts we could reliably get working, and didn't let a little thing like "what is going on" and "where do I go" stop her from creating new characters, leveling up on the goblins outside of town, and then picking fights with townspeople (oops) and never actually proceeding with the story proper. To the surprise of no one, this soundtrack still lives rent free in my brain [redacted] years later.
As to our rendition we were back to our usual tricks with the instrumentation and arrangement. NES tunes are always a trick to arrange to avoid simply replicating each of the channels - and whatever 8th/16th/32nd note running line that doesn't always translate well to live instruments, and to really lean into how to take those existing tracks and adapt for winds and piano.
There may or may not have been some Plan B's implemented for the video- wait I mean look at all those cute cats it's purrrfect and absolutely what we intended all along right 😻
Don't forget to peep some of that cheeky 198x dialogue!
Maybe I'll actually play this game as intended now too 🤔🤔🤔
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