A tribute to the classic MSX game, Metal Gear 2. 

Metal Gear 2 Solid Snake

Original -- Y8950 (MSX-Audio) + SAA1099 -- Furnace Multichip

I was inspired by Umemoto's work, so I tried a li'l something. I was also trying out a technique where I layered two sounds together, so I tried doing an FM brass + FM tubbell combo here. It turned out better than I expected!
Made in Furnace.

Promised Land

YM2151 + YM2612

We need more vaporwave-styled chiptunes in our lives. :)
Made in Furnace.

VGM Download: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/y4qhcimuh3pwulaz9se1f/past_curfew.vgm?rlkey=4vq3f46csgel7b10pq8nvxbfe&st=5g3vdo4b&dl=0

Thumbnail: Diver's (PC-98, 1994)

Past Curfew

幽霊みたい lofi

part of https://milesmorkri.bandcamp.com/album/b-side and dial  up prototype

b song (2022)

Released at Assembly Summer 2025, 3rd place in tracked music compo

hot hot summer [protracker .mod]

Waiting Room

kris_piano_waitingroom [arrangement]

Kris - Waiting Room (Arrangement)

YM2151 + CUS30 -- Namco System 1

A piece that I'm rather proud of. That's all I have to say.
Made in Furnace.

Countdown

An experiment made for the Nano Drive 7, a small FM Synth and VGM Player. The small hardware contains four FM chips: 2 OPN (YM2203), an OPL3 (YMF262) and an OPLL (YM2413), allowing the user to playback any music made for all 3 OPL chips, YM2203 and AY-3-8910/YM2149, and YM2413 and MSX-Audio (minus the ADPCM).

@Dexx30, a friend of mine and fellow arcade enthusiast, has one of these and has demonstrated it to me by playing various chiptunes I've made for each chip. Then, I had a funny idea... what if I made a song using all four chips used? So, I got to work! I've had @Dexx30 test out my many WIPs on his hardware to ensure it works, and the rest is history. :D

Please enjoy!
Made in Furnace.

VGM Download: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/arjhuksqd33sdfh83lup9/poolside.vgm?rlkey=ihbe81apq5ckxqu2e5fuhgfq3&st=qy5topf4&dl=0

幽霊みたい lofi

EpticusXLI

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