Category: Music News Inside The Game: The Watts Brothers Tom Fronczak | Published: Nov 2, 2006 03:04 pm 0 Recommended Videos “If I could look at Zelda and tell her one thing in the face, then I would tell her… I love you… I love you.”Many NES fans don’t know about these 25 year olds who are single handedly responsible for every bit and byte of NES game music that ever graced our ears. From Q-Bert to Elevator Action, these precocious percussionists made them all, and would have gone on to revolutionize the industry’s future if it weren’t for their alcohol and Tyson-esque women problems back in the early 90s. But that’s all in the past, these two composers are once again on the rise, and swear to grow faster than their beards to get back on the track to gaming fame. In this episode of Inside The Game you can even see a live recording from 6 months ago of one of their tracks for a classic NES game. These guys are the reason God gave us ears. Or is that why the DS gave us ears? Post Tag: Classics Nintendo Entertainment System Satire Destructoid is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more Join The Conversation related content Read Article 10 video game franchises that deserve rhythm games Category: Lists Lists Action Action Fighting Games Fighting Games Indie Indie JRPG JRPG Music Music Platform games Platform games 10 video game franchises that deserve rhythm games Sorrel Kerr-Jung Sorrel Kerr-Jung Feb 9, 2023 Read Article Hi-Fi Rush represents Game Pass’ secret strength Category: Action Action Music Music Xbox Xbox Hi-Fi Rush represents Game Pass’ secret strength Sorrel Kerr-Jung Sorrel Kerr-Jung Jan 27, 2023 Read Article American Idol on GBA condenses talent down to two buttons Category: Music Music American Idol on GBA condenses talent down to two buttons Zoey Handley Zoey Handley Apr 9, 2022 Related Content Read Article 10 video game franchises that deserve rhythm games Category: Lists Lists Action Action Fighting Games Fighting Games Indie Indie JRPG JRPG Music Music Platform games Platform games 10 video game franchises that deserve rhythm games Sorrel Kerr-Jung Sorrel Kerr-Jung Feb 9, 2023 Read Article Hi-Fi Rush represents Game Pass’ secret strength Category: Action Action Music Music Xbox Xbox Hi-Fi Rush represents Game Pass’ secret strength Sorrel Kerr-Jung Sorrel Kerr-Jung Jan 27, 2023 Read Article American Idol on GBA condenses talent down to two buttons Category: Music Music American Idol on GBA condenses talent down to two buttons Zoey Handley Zoey Handley Apr 9, 2022 Author Tom Fronczak
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