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A nostalgic blast of retro gaming energy, this 8-bit electronic arcade track captures the vibrant spirit of 80s coin-op

- tulamide
- - Joined 11 Sep, 2009
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- 6 Jul, 2011
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You're looking for some music for your retro game?

Visit Ozzed from Sweden! Found this on jamendo.com and think it is brilliant. He made 3 albums so far and all of the songs are under creative commons and free for commercial use.

Ozzed.net - Bitpop and Chip Music
- andreyin
- - Joined 11 Jan, 2010
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- 21 Oct, 2011
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Awesome! I started using jamendo.com yesterday while searching music for my game, too.. I had not thought of searching for chiptune music there, tho.

Thanks.
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- megabeep
- - Joined 17 Jan, 2012
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Hey, I just started a new blog about progressive chipmusic called Megabeep. For news, interviews and reviews check out:

http://megabeep.wordpress.com
- GenkiGenga
- - Joined 20 Oct, 2011
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- 20 Jan, 2012
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Really cool link, thanks for sharing!
- aaronparsons
- - Joined 16 Jan, 2012
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- 26 Jan, 2012
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Speaking of chipmusic, if you want to make songs that sound authentic just like an original 8-bit Nintendo game, you guys should try using FamiTracker. It's so simple to use:

FamiTracker v0.3.7