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Sega Mega Drive Slack-Hack

Now this is a great idea for lazy chipnoise fanatics! By pulling out the game cartridge while some music is playing and quickly inserting another cartridge - you get new music! Made by the people at dramacore and sickmode. Download their album

Sega Death - 16 bits from hell (22mb)

“the album is weird but thats what happens.
nothing was sequenced and no fx were used.
just some cutting out of the silence and crap.”

- ian @ dramacore

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One Response to “Sega Mega Drive Slack-Hack”

  1. linde Says:
    May 9, 2008 at 6:48 pm

    Awesome!
    The Z80 that primarily controls the audio is probably still running the same program, trying to pull the music data from memory locations that are used for other stuff in the other cart.

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