Music Buzz Happy Friday BuzzFeed! Let's turn today into a real life Nintendo game, because everything sounds better SNES style. Here's a collection of pretty good songs made mind-blowingly catchy and cool using the power of 8-bit remixing.
Ever wondered what Terminator 2: Judgment Day would sound like with NES sound effects? Exactly what you think it would sound like.
This game would have been so much better than the one we got for the Nintendo. Art by Joel W. (via The Uniblog)
Proof that game developers are using time travel for evil purposes. Even Marty McFly wouldn't approve of this blatant abuse. (via kotaku.com)
For fans of Game of Thrones and Nintendo games (I wonder if there's any crossover among those audiences). [WARNING: This post is now spoiler free, but there are still SPOILERS in the comments.]
Jesus Castañeda's Super Mario Ghostbusters will have you hunting the ghost of Bowser in a heartbeat.
A Super Nintendo style recreation of the newest Doctor Who intro sequence, featuring obligatory 8-bit remix of the theme tune.
Culture Buzz This geeky/gorgeous fashion collection from Anrealage is called “low” in reference to low resolution. The shoes are freakin' amazing. (via Tokyo Fashion Diaries)
Culture Buzz Artist Pixgraff made an adorable series of Star Wars characters from Perler beads. The 8-bit pixelated cuteness is strong with this one.
This is a wicked one-man remix. Jimmy returns and now the proceeds from his awesome music are going straight to charity to help the people of Japan.
Culture Buzz Stupid dog. Little Mac is my hero. Artist Aled Lewis takes a tongue-in-cheek look at some of pop culture's most iconic faces.
The logical next step is a stop motion animation of Skittle-pixel game characters. Let's make this happen!
If this game had been around when I was a kid, I probably wouldn't have 4 kids and a nasty rash. (Via Bite.)
Choose your own adventure in this 8-bit magical world. The only thing that would make it better is if this was an actual game I could play on my Nintendo.
Style Buzz This awesome 8-bit retro-gaming Halloween costume was created by Dan Liuzzi. It's a 8 bit mask of his own head!
Old school's never looked this cool IRL. Shot all in one take, the band Hollerado plays homage to 8-bit video games in their new music video “Americanarama.” They deserve a one-up!
A theoretical interpretation from DoctorOctoroc of Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog had it been created as an 8-bit sing-along Nintendo game rather than a sing-along blog. Still pretty catchy.
A German couple announced their wedding using an old-school game in which the bride needs to rescue the groom from the clutches of an evil gorilla. I'm not really certain why the gorilla was so opposed to the wedding though.