/vr/ - Retro Games

And sorry it seems I'm blind, this isn't a full-lenght, it's his first official single.
The song is at least 10 years old though.
But it will be officially pressed and distributed nation-wide in Japan.

As Pinokiwo says in his song "Sega's games are the world's best":
>the death of games, playstation
>the death of games, ban dai
>the death of games, square

Is that uyuni?

Shitposting increased since the last time you were here, but /vr/ had already gone to shit by then.
Anyway, it's good ol' /vr/, awesome to have you back, anon.

I have the perfect artist for this thread.

I present to you: ピノキヲ (Pinokiwo).
A Sega otaku from tokyo who somehow managed to record his own songs and distribute them and even perform at some venues (although most of the times he peformed at parks or the street).
Well, "Pinokiwo" was actually the name of the unit, the guy you see singing and dancing is called Uyuni, and according to him he's just a support, non-official memeber of Pinokiwo, the only official memebers are his Dreamcast (which he uses to produce the music) and his ex-girlfriend, who isn't on the band. But basically it's just him, Uyuni.
He praises Sega (although he also seems to like the Famicom, and he uses a power glove as part of his costume), and most of his songs are about Sega, but one of them really stands out, it's called セガのゲームは世界1ぃぃぃ (something like "SEGA's games are the world's beeeeest!", which is actually a slogan taken from a Dreamcast ad campaign in Japan). This song is like a sort of march where he praises all the consoles Sega ever did, and claims Square, Ban Dai and PlayStation are gaming's death.
The martial-like chorus really stuck on my head, "SEGA SEGA SEEEGAAA! SEGA NO GEMU WA SEKAI ICHI!"

The guy is mental, and I love it.

Here's a full concert of him, this stuff is really fucking rare, most of his songs were distributed only at live concerts and in a very inconvenient format (mini-disc), so it's good someone uploaded this full VHS to youtube, I think it has most of his songs, and luckily it has Sega no game wa sekai ichiii, it starts at around 33:15

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fXX6_rwdY4?t=33m15s

I have the perfect artist for this thread.

I present to you: ピノキヲ (Pinokiwo).
A Sega otaku from tokyo who somehow managed to record his own songs and distribute them and even perform at some venues (although most of the times he peformed at parks or the street).
Well, "Pinokiwo" was actually the name of the unit, the guy you see singing and dancing is called Uyuni, and according to him he's just a support, non-official memeber of Pinokiwo, the only official memebers are his Dreamcast (which he uses to produce the music) and his ex-girlfriend, who isn't on the band. But basically it's just him, Uyuni.
He praises Sega (although he also seems to like the Famicom, and he uses a power glove as part of his costume), and most of his songs are about Sega, but one of them really stands out, it's called セガのゲームは世界1ぃぃぃ (something like "SEGA's games are the world's beeeeest!", which is actually a slogan taken from a Dreamcast ad campaign in Japan). This song is like a sort of march where he praises all the consoles Sega ever did, and claims Square, Ban Dai and PlayStation are gaming's death.
The martial-like chorus really stuck on my head, "SEGA SEGA SEEEGAAA! SEGA NO GEMU WA SEKAI ICHI!"

The guy is mental, and I love it.

Here's a full concert of him, this stuff is really fucking rare, most of his songs were distributed only at live concerts and in a very inconvenient format (mini-disc), so it's good someone uploaded this full VHS to youtube, I think it has most of his songs, and luckily it has Sega no game wa sekai ichiii, it starts at around 3:15

https://youtu.be/6fXX6_rwdY4?t=33m15s

>>3105378

Pinokiwo, some underground tokyo chiptune artist who sings about how Sega games are the best and Playstation sucks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obTyMhZyEYs

Sadly his best songs can't be found online anymore, he released most of his stuff on mini-disc, but I lost all of my rips when an old HDD died, don't think I'll ever find that shit again.