@_buttonmasher: “Hypnotize” by The Notorious B.I.G. — rebuilt on 4 consoles. 🎮 An arcade board playing the sample, then the vocal running through faithful recreations of each machine’s sound hardware — SNES, Sega Genesis, Game Boy Advance. Every section is that machine’s sound engine doing its best impression of 1997. . And 1997 is the point. “Hypnotize” was the last single Big released in his lifetime — built on a flip of Herb Alpert’s “Rise,” one of the most iconic beats New York ever produced — days before we lost the greatest to ever do it. Most of these machines were sitting in living rooms and bodega arcades all over Brooklyn while this song owned the city. (The GBA showed up late. It’s doing its best.) . Huge credit to my friend @VinceJG — his PS1 demake of this song is what sparked this whole idea. Go watch it, it’s beautiful. #chiptune #notoriousbig #biggie #hypnotize #videogamemusic

Jacko Unnatural :

Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis When I was dead broke, man, I couldn't picture this

BootyWiz :

biggie biggie biggie can’t you see

Cyanara :

the bowser's castle motif on the super nintento section 😩

PseudoNique :

snes bassline slaps so hard

newmarek :

BIG has mentioned SNES in his lyrics. I believe he would have liked this.

Mark :

I see the algorithm has found where I am on the spectrum

LBassDeluxe :

Genesis fits so well with the NY sound

Lu_ukas :

GBA was 100% the best one

Kince :

Berger Man :

That’s an instant follow lmao

calrizzian510 :

Where can I hear the full version of snes????

William O'Connell :

that genesis sound chip man

PizzaHutAsuka :

i think we need a whole arcade cover, that opening rips

freakzone12 :

Sega Genesis had an unmatched audio quality

SaltyOldBloke :

This is absolute fire! 🤯😍

Andy R. :

Daniel Zamora :

ufff la versión de wario land 4 es la mejor

LowTierFailure :