Circular sweep, crescendoing swell: NewForestar's 8-bit iPhone NESSynth
Due very, very soon on the App Store: NESSynth, which, as you'll immediately guess, is an 8-bit iPhone synth from Japan's NewForestar. Though it lacks built-in tracking/sequencing, it does have a 'P2P' mode for two-phone collaborating, and you basically can't really deny that tilt-sweep in the video above. Or its Konami-esque title screen. Or the "super geek" controller mode interface. [via TCTD]
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thekinginyellow
#1 – 2:15 PM August 5, 2009
oh snap...when can i get this on my ipod...and how much will it cost me?