Undertale NES mod

[GayBoi]

I have brrowed my friends computer who bought undertale i told my friend i wanted to make a mod for undertale and we deciced to make UndertaleNES mod it makes your game and Switchs music To sound and look like it is running on A NES

[Demi-Fiend from Shin]

Originally posted by Makoto:

A True Hero

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVToMNdQ7w4

ONCE THIS MOD IS DOWNLOADABLE I HOPE YOU LIKE IT :p support this plz

I made this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeBaxglvMYY

[GayBoi]

Flowly Fight Finale

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGLiOW5evHo

(dont mind the pic lol)

SUPPORT!

[GayBoi]

Originally posted by Smal:

Originally posted by Makoto:

A True Hero

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVToMNdQ7w4

ONCE THIS MOD IS DOWNLOADABLE I HOPE YOU LIKE IT :p support this plz

I made this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeBaxglvMYY

Perfect

[GayBoi]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeBaxglvMYY

Undynes-Fight

Thanks For suggesting- Smal

[GayBoi]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAYpnuYRmjY

Muffet-Fight

[GayBoi]

Notice- If you support this mod i will try to make a voice acting mod where if you the monsters talk they will have a voice!

Is it possiable...

[Gabriel]

Excuse me, good sir.
I don't understand what the ♥♥♥♥ are you saying on any of your posts.

[ditt_25]

Couple minor details
1]NES was 8bit, not 16 bit. SNES was 16bit. Once you hit 32bit, the supporting cast for a system is a bigger factor than the bits (IIRC, PS1 and 360 were both 32bit, while N64 was obviously 64 bit).

2]A lot of chiptunes that call themselves 8-bit actually do some stuff more complicated than what can technically occur in 8bit. More of a useless technicality though, unless you actually intended to actually run the thing on a real NES. As, to the untrained ear (mine included), good chiptune, even if it doesn't fit the technical requirements, still sounds like it belongs to the era/style.

EDIT: And reading later comments from the topic creator, it seems they are already aware of #2.

[GayBoi]

Originally posted by ditt_25:

Couple minor details
1]NES was 8bit, not 16 bit. SNES was 16bit. Once you hit 32bit, the supporting cast for a system is a bigger factor than the bits (IIRC, PS1 and 360 were both 32bit, while N64 was obviously 64 bit).

2]A lot of chiptunes that call themselves 8-bit actually do some stuff more complicated than what can technically occur in 8bit. More of a useless technicality though, unless you actually intended to actually run the thing on a real NES. As, to the untrained ear (mine included), good chiptune, even if it doesn't fit the technical requirements, still sounds like it belongs to the era/style.

EDIT: And reading later comments from the topic creator, it seems they are already aware of #2.

I know

[Strider VM]

Here are some Undertale 8-bit style mixes as well. =)

Sans :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cigjih6hKHo

Snowy :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGEJat76UJs

Ruins :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdhTmcjJ_y4

[EightyRegent21]

gl

[GayBoi]

Originally posted by ストライダー VM:

Here are some Undertale 8-bit style mixes as well. =)

Sans :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cigjih6hKHo

Snowy :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGEJat76UJs

Ruins :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdhTmcjJ_y4

good (tumps up)

[GayBoi]

Originally posted by rainbowdash the maid~:

fake

Sry to brake it to you this is not fake

[Joe World]

end yourself

[GayBoi]

Originally posted by hunchback hussein:

end yourself

Srsly if you going to post things like this you could just ignore it...