
Not much could be more awesome than a shark, considering I have been dubbed “Shark Overlord” of Nerdfit, in addition to Overlord of Podcasts.
Oh man, you guys better be ready for the biggest convention to ever hit the american world and also your face. Also you can register now and rock even more faces with the Nerdfit crew! How?
I took down the old Nerdfit Forums cause the coding was terrible and well it sucked. NEW FORUMS ARE ONLINE!
Click the forums link up on the top of the page or just go to www.nerdfit.com/forum
More awesome news tomorrow.
Sorry it took forever to get online. Editing was retarded and we have been having problems with YouTube, hence it being on Viddler. Enjoy!
In this nauseating episode of Electric Dream Machine, we’re glad to have Mark and Erik back, as well as special guest Aaron Wheaton from Negative Gamer. We get way off topic this week, while talking about:
I swear the diaper thing was all Aarons idea. Anyway, to get this rousing episode, simply click here, get it through iTunes, or use whatever RSS feed you damn well please.
Also, EDM now has a twitter. www.twitter.com/EDMPodcast
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If you’re not familiar with Bad Dudes Music, and you call yourself a fan of video game remixes, slap yourself.
Bad Dudes has returned to bring you a new EP to have your face melted off with. What’s it called, you ask?
Read more, kids, and you’ll understand why this is so awesome.
In our triumphant return, we are not joined by Mark “Blooble, Prince Of The North” Steward, or Erik “The Funisher” Ferris but we’re glad to have our new 4th chair Doug “The Professor” Cowell, and special guests Marcus “Spamalot” Enriquez, Alex “Communist” Rennerfelt, and Phil “Graybush” Doherty. Also stopping by, producer of the show, Shanko Merenge. Now that the intros are out of the way, here are some highlights!
We’ll get back into the “normal” groove of things next week, with Episode 32. So until then, I hope you enjoy our comeback special, and keep the feedback coming! Email any and all to brandon@nerdfit.com.
Download the episode here, on iTunes, or any other RSS feed.
By now, we’ve all heard of people making covers of video game music. Some shining examples are BadDudesMusic.com and OCRemix.org (Both, btw, are highly recommended for their quality.) But what about those who want to just do something awesome to the music of their favorite classic video game?
That’s why we have people like Andrea Vadrucci; He’s a drummer hailing from Italy who has made something incredibly awesome.
I was blown away by both his 27-piece drum set and the moment he broke into a rhythm. He’s done other pieces of work, too, that you might enjoy. Just browse through his youtube page and see what’s around.
This is my favorite, and one part of his stuff that I found awesome. Needless to say, holy crap.
Lvl 20, Int+10 is an opinion column for my rants and ravings that will hopefully encourage thoughtful discussion. On today’s menu an expansion on ZBot aka Will’s well written article What’s the Point of a DJ?
I’m working on making some chiptunes and getting into the scene, and that means eventually buying another oldschool DMG (the original, brick-like gameboy) and fixing the two NES consoles I have sitting in my room (I’m suspecting it’s the 72-pin connector.)
But what if I wanted something a bit more awesome than just the look of a regular gameboy? Well, thanks to seeing a certain tutorial thread on chipmusic.org, I’ve discovered this and more:

BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE!