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I've always thought the best cell phone ringers were NES game songs (evidence: I've got a good couple dozen of 'em on my phone), and now the hotness gets hotter: the NES Sound Format is basically a wrapper around the 6502 code that drives the NES sound system; the result is a perfect facsimile of the original songs. The OCRemix website has a reasonable archive of NSFs, and you can find more laying around in various places. Moreover, Zophar has a (windows only) utility that converts them to MIDIs. Swoot.

Of course, that one isn't quite good enough, so I'm planning on writing my own soon enough...

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Scott wrote

OMG ringtones!!!!!

repak wrote

don't give me any of that guff
Having my cell phone play NES tunes is supah excerrent.

This is not at all the same thing as the latest 50 Cent bullshit. Feh.

-repak

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