Impressive, good attention to detail. It always bothers me whenever videos like this have incorrect colors/hardware limitations, even if it's just for a joke.
@@PenneyPixels To be fair, it was the base limitations of the Nintendo Entertainment System you were working with. I'm sure with DPCM enhancement/extension chips, you can make the dialogue more intelligible.
Will there be a physical release? Seriously, that'd be a real work of art if this could make it onto cartridge. Even if you only make one playable copy.
That's a tremendous amount of voice samples. What was the compression scheme, and how big was the ROM on this? Just listening here, it must be approaching 8 megabits. If so, I didn't think Nintendo made ROM sizes that big for the NES (maybe it's a third party unlicensed cart? But then you'd need a mapper that could handle 1 MB, and I don't know of one.).
This video should have millions of views not thousands. This is a work of art, it's 100% an unreleased Lucasarts game and you can't tell me you didn't sneak it out of the lucasarts archives.
I was hoping that the last "playable" part would have been a challenge of keeping Chalmers away from the kitchen by having to constantly push him in the opposite direction until he's out of the house. Lol.
