The Super Mario World soundtrack has been totally re-worked by fansFans can now listen to the soundtrack like they never have before.
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Fans of Nintendo's Super Mario World have begun to compile uncompressed, re-built versions of the game's songs.
The key song samples required have been retrieved from the recent Gigaleak of internal Nintendo information.
It is unknown whether Nintendo will comment on the situation.
The Super Nintendo Entertainment System, for all its greatness, only had 64 kilobytes of RAM to work with. This meant that developers could not produce the grand orchestral scores we're accustomed to in modern games, and instead did what they could with funky chip-tune music that has aged brilliantly.
Some fans of one of the best selling games on the SNES, Super Mario World, wanted to hear for themselves what the original development team at Nintendo were envisioning when they created one of the most iconic soundtracks in video game history. Several of these tracks can already be found in a playlist on Brickster'...
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The Super Mario World soundtrack has been totally re-worked by fans
