I'm fairly certain that most of the Disney tie-in games had chiptune versions of the music. I don't really have time to look up which songs charted right now but there's a lot of games that fall into that category.

@Addison good form, very good form! That is truly stunning. I wish I had a CNC machine even more now. I really like the aesthetic of the 70s one too. Something about the knobs I think. I'll bet you could even play pong on that.

While it might not be much to look at... or play, the sound effects in 'Pac-Man' for the 2600 were good enough to represent almost every off screen video game played in movies and television up until the early 2000s. If I'm being completely honest and I divorce myself from the negativity surrounding the game, I do have to admit that the effects are very unique and iconic, especially the death sound.

@thelostsoul Just a quick answer to that (and apologies to everyone for the off-topic posts): Until Minecraft 1.14, getting cats was very difficult, because you'd have to befriend a wild ocelot with raw fish in one of the jungle biomes; this would turn them into regular house cats (one of MC's many strange laws of nature). But now, cats are a separate species that spawns naturally around procedurally generated villages. They are still shy, but way more trusting than the extremely timid ocelots.

@willie1280 tipofmyjoystick is a subreddit dedicated to questions like this

@jonnykesh 'Revolution X' with Aerosmith is another one. On top of having a wonderfully absurd premise, it's also a great rail shooter.

@meleu Yeah Phoenix [ANY%] glitchless winner - @lilbud Phoenix [ANY%] glitched winner @meleu

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