Ralfington, a remix artist who uses everything from his Nintendo 3DS to FL Studio, has produced a hip-hop remix of Mimikyu’s song from Pokemon Sun and Moon, mastered by Dj CUTMAN!
“Following the release of “Mimikyu’s Song,” fans have come to adore Mimikyu even more. One person who commented on Tobias’s translated YouTube video said, “New rule: Whenever you see a Mimikyu, you have to catch it. No exceptions.” Another person said, “I don’t care if [Mimikyu] has base stats of 5 all around, it’s going on my team.” (Via Nintendo News)
Fan favorite Tenkitsune is back with a Future House remix of Undertale / Toby Fox’s iconic theme, Megalovania!
“Composed by the musician and video game developer Toby “Radiation” Fox, featured on Toby’s Earthbound hack and the webcomic series Homestuck, experiencied a rise of popularity after the release of the RPG Undertale in September 2015, inspiring remixes and mash-ups.
First included on the soundtrack to the Earthbound hack Earthbound Halloween Hack, released in 2009, and played during the final boss fight against Dr. Andonuts. The song was later included on the soundtrack to the webcomic Homestuck, first used on the flash animation Wake and was included on its 6th soundtrack release, released in 2011.” (Via KYM)
GameChops veterans Baroqueen and Grimecraft team up for this chill trap remix of Pokemon Sun and Moon’s theme, Malie City!
Maile City is the main city of Ula’ula Island. This city has an apparel shop, library and community center, as well as the Sushi High Roller and a Malasada Shop. It was designed with eastern influences so it looks more like a city from the Kanto or Johto region. (Via Sereibii.net)
Ackatos, an electro house producer from Spain debuts in a GameChops Spotlight. Check out this remix of the Wing Ding theme from the Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze soundtrack, remastered by Dj CUTMAN!
“Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, the fifth installment in the main Donkey Kong Country series, and the first in high-definition. Tropical Freeze, released in 2014, is a side-scrolling platformer. Developed by Retro Studios, with assistance from Monster Games, and published by Nintendo for the Wii U Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze is the direct sequel to the 2010 Wii game, Donkey Kong Country Returns.” (Via Wikipedia)
