Just think in the Sunsoft games that used the DPCM for bass, well... There are videos showing the differences... Judge by yourself how different (and better) sound ;-;
I believe with cartridge games like that if it was a game breaking bug or something you were able to just exchange it for a working one (i think a turok game for n64 had something like that) for something like this probably they would just start producing the fixed ones and just slowly phase the messed up ones out
the virgin double dibble vs the chad double dribble
No
No
@@firestriker3580Yes
@@firestriker3580Yes
@@firestriker3580 Yes
It's interesting how even in the fixed version, the “Double” still sounds quite muddled
Almost like the NES doesn't play high fidelity audio or something🧐
you're crazy it sounds fine lmao
@@WeneedaplagueThe NES cannot play high-fidelity audio as it uses Delta PCM compression for sampled audio.
The second one is actually incredibly impressive considering it’s 40 year old consumer hardware
me when dpcm
The voice still doesn't even sound like he's actually genuinely interested in the game.
That just doesn't sound right after all these years. Bubble Blibble will always be the true way.
omg he can finally say R
I see you everywhere!!
@@jumbledfox2098 yo whaddup fox-guy!!
@@RaposaCadelahaha i'm doing lovely!!! what about you??? :3
@@jumbledfox2098 Just chillin'!
Just how many games suffered from this error? This is big.
Just think in the Sunsoft games that used the DPCM for bass, well... There are videos showing the differences... Judge by yourself how different (and better) sound ;-;
owo
uwu
@@leothehuman_9476 *sigh UwU
@@ToasterWithFur Yeah I wrote it all lowercased to embrace the previous reply
Hey! "Bubble Bibble" is a classic! You did a great job, by the way!
"Let me die, Cornshaq. Let me die, please..."
All these years i thought it says "play basketball"
Think about how much better Fester's Quest would sound had they fixed the bass there.
The samples in Fester's Quest are actually encoded as 1-bit PCM instead of DPCM.
There's an NSF rip with fixed samples in MrNorbert1994's NSF archive.
@@TakuikaNinja I never knew that. I just thought they were bitcrunched to hell and back to fit on the cartridge.
Do ghostbusters next
bubble bibble
Bubble Bibble FTW!
bubble gribble double dribble
First one sounds like Dale Gribble!
i wonder how fixing the error would be like back when it existed?
I believe with cartridge games like that if it was a game breaking bug or something you were able to just exchange it for a working one (i think a turok game for n64 had something like that) for something like this probably they would just start producing the fixed ones and just slowly phase the messed up ones out
Revision 1 cartridge, later printings get the updated ROM and that's about it
*double ddridbble*
bubble bwibble
Yes by me, by my friends.
Bubble bribble
gouble gibble
I hear "double pibble"
it sounds like bubble bibble
bubble bribble
Where's the part the *Fixed* (2nd) one has the pitch lowered??
DUBBLE DIBBLE
dubble dibble
"gubbel bibbel"
Ｂａｇａｓ Ｄｒｉｂｂｌｅ
The noise should be cool
i can't even hear what they said
antialiasing filter
I really don't think it's that different. Like yeah it's more clear but it's not *that* different
The sound isn’t muddy
"fixed" *sounds the exact same*
Clearly you have an audio perception skill issue
@@TakuikaNinja i only notice slightly less garbage noise in the background