[Lucentas]

Lovely job, an all-around pleasant track to listen to. I'm ambivalent on the subject of chiptunes (I guess they bore me more often than not), but what you've done here definitely merits a place on my playlist.

[PROTO·DOME]

My most favoritist Willrock track yet. ^___^ Awwwwweeeessssome stuff.

[WillRock]

Yay! Comments!

Willrock likey :P

Thanks guys and keep em coming :P

[A-RoN]

Wow! Excellent upgrade to an underated source-tune/game! I remember Joe Redifer's take, and this one is crazy! Glitch madness, and chiptune rock = gold! There must have been a mix of all kinds of stuff, not just VOPM like sounds.

I actually had this on repeat and when it looped to the beginning of the song, it felt exactly as a video game tune should when looping. If I were to be use this for a video game programming project at school, I'd give credit first though.

Since this give the source alot of credit, and enhances it with not just arrangement play but well-placed key change, you get 10/10.

[Shael Riley]

I like it!

[Dafydd]

Again!?

Well, I do like your new (old?) style over your old (new?) one. Though it feels as if you forgot to turn off the hi-pass filter after the intro there, bass is a little weak. I think.

Keep chippin' away!

[jintoreedwine]

Great stuff. I really enjoy this kind of mix. That is -- sort of a mix between the old school NES audio goodness, with some modern production techniques/drum beats. This is great stuff . Thanks for a fantastic addition to my playlist!

[Martin Penwald]

Very upbeat. Kinda reminds me of the PWAA remixes OA did, even though the remix in hand leans much more towards chiptunes.

Nice work.

[metaphist]

When I saw Chaotix on the block, I was hoping for something other than 'Door Into Summer,' simply because there's already a mix there for it (although an old one). Chaotix, while a crappy game, has some amazing tracks and definitely needs some attention on OCR.

I always love the chiptune-y stuff, so I'm digging this. Thanks Will, for a good mix and some Chaotix love.

[Marmiduke]

This is how you do chiptune. As a rush of glorious chip synths in total harmony with one another.
I'm pretty familiar with the source tune, which gave me even greater appreciation for how its represented here. There's some really excellent, really playful alterations to the melody that lift the mix, both in tone and quality. This genre of music, for me, is such a celebration of classic game music, and I think that comes through in this (despite the fact that the game wasn't from the same NES-style chiptune era).
There's not a lot I can say about mixes that have nothing wrong with them, except that I enjoy that people are still making unapologetically blissful music here on the site. Great stuff.