Hey there, long time no see! I bet you’ve been expecting some Mario stuff though, so here’s the story:

I’ve been playing the Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth games recently (I’m at Re;Birth2 right now, which is the remake of Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2) and I’ve been digging the soundtrack (and the characters…).

So while I’m still trying hard to make something for the Mario anniversary, I felt a sudden urge to do something with Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2‘s Battle Theme, Solid Park. And that was the birth of Hard Drive Divinity (named after the transformation mode). I’m pretty happy with the way it turned out. Even if you don’t know the series at all, I’d say it’s well worth a listen!

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And here’s the video, featuring Lastation’s amazing CPUs, Noire and Uni:

It’s kinda funny, I’ve been struggling for weeks now to make something for Mario’s anniversary, but this only took me a bit more than a day to make. I’ll eventually get something done next week though. (I hope…)

Let me add some words about the Hyperdimension Neptunia series while I’m at it. Personally, I enjoy the games a lot, so I’d like to give it a little shout-out. To sum it up: If you’re into JRPGs that don’t take themselves too seriously, with silly, likable characters and tons of video game references, I suggest you check out the Hyperdimension Neptunia series.

…kids like you…

…SHOULD BE BURNING IN HELL.

What a nice way to start off the presentation of a new remix, right? Prepare yourself for On Days Like These!

It’s a mix featuring both Last Battle from Cave Story and (you guessed it) Megalovania from Undertale. Now these tunes certainly make for an epic mix, no? I’d definitely say so. I think it was also a good decision to wait an additional week to get everything right.

So according to Sans, you should be burning in hell, which is actually a level in Cave Story. Both games were made by one person (some help might have been involved, but stop nit-picking~), both have nicknames (Daisuke “Pixel” Amaya and Toby “Radiation” Fox) and the list of similarities goes on and on…but most importantly, both games are great and have some really catchy music.

One more fact: Although nowadays most people would think of Undertale when they hear Megalovania, the song’s origins are elsewhere, as it already appeared in a Halloween hack of Earthbound and Homestuck (I did some research but…don’t ask me what exactly that is~).

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And here’s the video:

And that’s that! Since Undertale has a lot of cool tracks, I’m sure we’ll hear more of it next year.

Although I’m glad I waited an extra week to finish this song, my schedule is now kinda messed up. What to do…