On February 14, 2016, Andrew Ambrose's original RU-vid channel was removed from the internet. But now, he's back and ready for some fun!
I'm Andrew Joseph Ambrose, an American content creator, musician, video editor, and overall artist from New Jersey. I mainly make chiptune music (both original songs and covers), comedic RU-vid Poops, and plush videos among various other videos related to my interests and passions. If you love video games (especially classic ones), you'll want to see what I've got in store. ;3
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This kind of sounds like it should've been for the MSX with this style. It was released around the time the MSX was in its FM stage, so it would be kind of nice to see an RPG like this on the MSX.
i wish i understood why i got recommended this while i was searching for music for my personal playlists. it makes absolutely no sense, but this is a BEAUTIFUL gem of an obscure game's main theme! idk what the remix portion of this is as i have NO clue to the source material, but it sounds great regardless. crazy how it was recommended half an hour after release too. weird.
@@mysticpeanutbutterNumbaOne 'Tis one of the mysteries of the RU-vid algorithm, I reckon. As for what the remix is, I basically took the original song, which was on the Game Boy, and arranged it to be played on an MSX computer using the audio expansion of the Konami SCC chip, which was used for games such as Gradius 2, Parodius, and Metal Gear 2.
I always loved that Falcom style. Interesting to realize that the patches originated from the aforementioned Iron Horse. Reminds me of how Atari used patches from the Yamaha CX5M with some minor tweaks here and there. Nicely done!
@@tobikomi5018 Thanks, Bryan! I'm not sure about the other patch I used, but that main patch is distinctly Falcom (and Yuzo :D). Really shows you the kind of reach Konami had in those days.
What does clicking do? How can it generate revenue that doesn’t exist? This is like a scam. You’re wasting time. There is no proof the money goes to anyone. There probably isnt even money, this whole click is a waste of time You’re telling me, money can be generated by clicking a button? Only if it was that easy 🤦♀️
@@AndrewAmbrose it doesn’t explain the revenue. How does clicking create money? “We get it from sponsors” why wait for someone to click to make money for Palestine? Wouldn’t you want to give money anyway?
@@FoxLadyQueen Websites earn revenue from people clicking on them. The point of the whole thing is that it's something that takes a small amount of effort that can still help by a large sum of people doing it. Plus, the website has other ways you can help out if you want to do more than just the clicks.
