A chance to do a Rugrats game! Once I stopped laughing and realized I had Mark Mothersbaugh’s gigantic shoes to fill, I knuckled down. I had to do a children’s game, with over 100 sound effects, and I only had a couple of weeks. This is the first time I hooked up my fluxcapacitor and learned how to compress spacetime in order to finish a project. 8 KHz, 400kb samples, 4 channels.
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More surfy-sounding music for picking your game mode
The title music has the ‘rugrats theme’ in it, but this is the better interpretation, played after a game ends.
BGM 5
(Rugrats: Gotta Go Party (GBA) - Jun 2002)
The rugrats rock out! Tenor sax line courtesy of insomnia
BGM 4
(Rugrats: Gotta Go Party (GBA) - Jun 2002)
A faster take on the feel in bgm 1, for a more active mini-game
BGM 3
(Rugrats: Gotta Go Party (GBA) - Jun 2002)
Remember that low synth ‘dahh’ voice from the rugrats cartoon? Yes
BGM 2
(Rugrats: Gotta Go Party (GBA) - Jun 2002)
Upbeat, inspired by the between-level minigame in bonk’s revenge
BGM 1
(Rugrats: Gotta Go Party (GBA) - Jun 2002)
Straight cartoony 2/4 mini-game music
