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Gameplay footage of TRACK+FEEL II at JUEGOS RANCHEROS this past May
This makes me REAL happy: Someone’s posted a video of TRACK+FEEL II gameplay with Game Genie hacks applied!!
My NES homebrew “glitch-‘n-rhythm” game, TRACK+FEEL II, is now available for free download. It can be played on a standard NES or in an NES emulator. Take a look at the readme to read about configuring the Power Pad controller. Please enjoy! :)
I made this playable NES ROM hack of Super Mario Bros. when I was in high school. The Sanrio sprites were taken from Hello Kitty World for Famicom, and the levels and game physics were altered with a hex editor, a level editor, and NESticle.
High Heels/BAD CHECKSUM running in an NES emulator (Party Time! Hexcellent!)
びしょうじょノーショー/BAD CHECKSUM, running in an NES emulator (PT!H!)
If you like Animal Crossing music, you might already know about this awesome site by Brian Lee that will play the AC theme associated with the current time on your PC.
Here’s a beautiful discovery I made this afternoon: open the site in one browser tab, wait a bit, then open the site in a second tab. Instant AC remixes! The songs are sparse enough that the layered effect sounds interesting and not too densely populated with notes. (If the results sound cacophonous after 10 seconds of listening, refresh one of the tabs or drag one of the progress bars to a new spot.) When you get the two tracks just the right “distance” apart, they sound great together! This has been my programming soundtrack for the afternoon. <3 <3 <3
By request, here’s the trippy title theme to TRACK+FEEL II as captured from an NES emulator.
“Yeah” by Party Time! Hexcellent!
Shine GET! The debut of the interactive NES installation TRACK+FEEL II will be here in Austin, TX on May 6. We’ll also show some other fine NES works that are all yours for the playing. Check this link for more details.
NES Cityscape Glitch (by Max Capacity +)
glitched output from a NES rom programmed by Party Time! Hexcellent! of a cityscape made by me partytimehexcellent.com
Coming soon: TRACK+FEEL II is a cooperative, interactive, glitch-art installation for play on the Nintendo Entertainment System. The software is controlled through a standard Nintendo controller and a Nintendo Power Pad mat controller. Two players must work together to discover the rules of the “game” as well as its goal. Some players may wish to minimize visual or aural disorder, while others may wish to maximize it. TRACK+FEEL II aims to present glitches and generative chaos as tools of construction rather than destruction. TRACK+FEEL II will have some public showings in the coming months and will also be released as a ROM available for download this summer.
TF2 REMIX, running in an NES emulator (Party Time! Hexcellent!)
