An indie group called Itchy Games have a new project: a Beat’em up game in NES style. This 8-bit approach has its genouine color palette and sounds. I’m using Famitracker, a cross-development tool. This way we can have 100% native NES sound. Here you can see a screenshot and some excerpt of stage1 music, with special stereo enhancement:

It’s a 90′s Dance one:

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For further info:

https://www.facebook.com/ItchyGames

https://twitter.com/ItchyGames

Do you like Spaghetti Western?

Here is another demo:

This is the SD-Snatcher version of ‘Difficult Move’ (the opening theme)

Hope you like it!

Wow! What a tracker!
Delightful, responsive and accurate 200%! (Thanks to Trilobyte soft!)

These two pieces are versions of:
-Paradise Cove (Tangerine Dream, 1989, from the album ‘Lily on the Beach’)
-Stage1 (The treasure of Usas, Konami, 1987)

Hope you like them!

(more music soon)

Another Trilotracker Test.

Hope you like it!

(more music soon)

Hi there!
Thanks to Huey and Trilobyte Soft, I’ve been testing this awesome tracker for MSX2. It is really capable of arranging the most complex music through eight channels: 3xPSG and 5xSCC, the legendary sound of Konami MSX cartridges (Nemesis II, Space Manbow, F1 Spirit,…) This arrangement contains most of the typical articulations and tricks for chiptune songwriting: vibratos, legatos, note drops, fake delays, chorus and detune, etc.

Hope you like it!

(more music soon)