Bitches don't know 'bout my Liszt.

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Built in Arduino IDE, no STM32Cube, no bootloader update needed, just flash .hex the usual way.
Wiki: https://github.com/joric/ts80player/wiki
Firmware download (TS80_chello.hex): https://github.com/joric/ts80player/releases/tag/0.05

Collect food for your ever-hungry wife. Background music taken from Super Nintendo game "Zero The Kamikaze Squirrel" © 1994 Sunsoft.

Скачать или слушать онлайн 8 бит ZX Spectrum чиптюн-музыку "Netherworld - Title (AY) 1" от Dave Rogers, , Netherworld 1988

Скачать или слушать онлайн 8 бит ZX Spectrum чиптюн-музыку "CYBSPC4" от Davos, ,  1999

Seems to be TI's answer to Crazy Climber, with simpler controls.

Avoid obstacles while climbing mountains. Pretty fun. The game uses the Speech Synthesizer, and uses it A LOT, from instructions to grunts to taunting you if you fall.

What is the music in this game? A classical piece? Something from another video game? Both? It sounds so familiar.
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Okay, I figured it out. It's Anitra's Dance from Edvard Grieg's Peer Gynt Suite No. 1. It was in the Atari 2600 game "Mountain King", along with the song it reminded me of: In the Hall of the Mountain King.

The Castles of Doctor Creep is a computer game released in 1984 for the Commodore 64. This is a fantastic puzzle game in which you had to escape from a Transylvanian castle. There were a number of boards for hours of entertainment. The Castles of Doctor Creep was an early example of cooperative gaming. Single player mode was often difficult (but possible) due to the complexities of the puzzles and the need to run between rooms several times. Two player mode alleviates some of this.

To the point of this video: Included in the game were 9 classical tracks of music. At 9 years of age, discovering all these different songs was fun. 36 years later, I have recorded them using the VICE emulator. At the heart of the Commodore 64's sound was the venerable SID chip. There's a plethora of information on this groundbreaking chip here on YouTube and the internet in general. As the video plays, you can see screens of the selected play board. I changed the selected play board several times so you can see some of the different…