Very nice! Always liked 8-bit music.
Starts out pretty straight foward then, slowly builds up to be a nice epic tune. Perfectly fitting its theme, very well done.
BTW in some parts of the song is some what sounds like 8-bit storm was blended in, with a slightly heavier tune.
10/10
5/5
Keep it up!
This be pimpin' with the boss... XD
It's a shame it doesn't sound anything like some of the more commonly known games. But it is a boss battle tune no doubt. A good build up with a generally heavy tune. Fits nicely to it's purpose.
kewliomungus.
gre4t t3wnz.
But srsly, 8Bit games could not sound like this.
This is due to the fact only one sound instance could be used at once, and here multiple are.
The way to prove this is play super mario bros 3, every time you hit an enemy and the sound plays, the music stops.
Otherwise great, but the 8bit genre itself is a LIE.
This is old news, my friend. I know that my 8-bits go against the "chiptune rule" that you mention here, but if you pay close attention, most 8-bit artists do not break it, so before you criticize the genre as a whole, do your research.
The reason I don't follow the rule is because I like to see what the 8-bit synths could have done had they not been limited.
Wow ! This is an epic song. I used it in the Ludum Dare competition to make a top down shooter game. This is the music of my final boss.
Pretty groovy and well harmonized piece!
This is the scene i'm visualizing: final fortress. The protagonist and its soulmate are entering inside with their spaceship. They are aware of the possibility they could die, but they still make their way through the enemy troops to free their companions. For that reason and many others, they give their everything and push forward.