Get down! NES Lolicatgirls & Bad Apples music videos and non-video game NES roms/projects

[treismac]

It's the weekend, so let's party!



So I stumbled across this curiosity over at Famicom World late last night in my desperate attempt to stave off sleep. Can't say exactly why this appeals to me so much, but it simply does. The link to the rom is available for download from the youtube video's description. FYI, I found that the rom runs best on NEStopia. The video experiences all kinds of problems playing on FCEU and VirtuaNES, so it is evidently emulator sensitive.

Does anyone know of any other non-video game stuff like this (videos, music, miscellaneous programs) for the NES? Here is another NES music video (its remix, anyway) that was mentioned on the same thread that is more on the artistic and conceptual side than the quirky fun of the other video.

[Jorpho]

Well, there have been other music videos done in 8-bit style (I still adore We Come Together), but the only other artistic project I can think of in ROM form is the horribly pretentious Super Mario Movie.

[treismac]

Well, there have been other music videos done in 8-bit style (I still adore We Come Together), but the only other artistic project I can think of in ROM form is the horribly pretentious Super Mario Movie.

You made a pretty good case for the pretentiousness of the Super Mario Movie in that thread, Jorpho. I still dig it, but I certainly think the overall impact of the movie, both as art and entertainment, would have benefited from trimming some dead air out of it.

[treismac]

Something like this NES breathalyzer "game" would be an excellent example of a non-video game program for the NES: