8-BIT Retro Rap Video tells true story of legendary Nintendo Power Hi-Score.
Press release:
One hot summer, in a time before the internet, an aspiring young video gamer set out to achieve the first Nintendo Power Hi-Score for a somewhat obscure game called “NARC’. He did it, and his
Hi-Score was listed in Volume 23 of the classic Nintendo Power magazine. That kid would grow up to be indie rapper Wordburglar, and the fun and nerdy true-rap story of his Nintendo Hi-Score is now entirely animated in 8-Bit NES glory by Toronto Director and game designer Rosemary Brennan.
To give the song the most authentic 8-Bit feel possible, Wordburglar teamed up with gaming buddy and super-producer COINS (Of Daft Science fame) to create an infectious, chiptunes-infused retro rap jam with the perfect combination of nostalgic bleeps, bloops and boom-bap hip-hop. So take an 8-bit trip into a bygone era of lime soda, grease-stained controllers and video game
magazine glory with “NARC HI-SCORE (IN NINTENDO POWER)” from Wordburglar’s hit album Rapplicable Skills. Watch it now on Youtube and at www.Wordburglar.com
LIMITED EDITION 7” VINYL AVAILABLE NOW FROM BLACK BUFFALO RECORDS!
Fans can order a limited edition NARC 7” Vinyl featuring artwork by Mike Holmes
(Adventure Time, Secret Coders) from BlackBuffaloRecords.ca*
For more information visit:
www.Wordburglar.com
Jonas “O.J” Ek
The Gaming Ground
Twitter: @TheGamingGround
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Tags: Gamers, NARC, Nintendo, Nintendo Power, Retro games, Video game music, Wordburglar