Und wieder eine schöne Meldung, dass das MegaDrive weiter frisches Futter erhält.

After releasing music albums as game cartridges for the Nintendo 64, Super Nintendo and Gameboy consoles, Remute is kicking off 2023 with an ambitious, longtime dream project:A Sega Genesis adaption of the german counter-cultural cyberpunk cult movie Decoder (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decoder_(film) ) .



Decoder, released in 1984 and conceived by german filmmaker Klaus Maeck, is roughly based on writings of William S. Burroughs and tells us about a dystopian society ruled by the 'WORLD' corporation who controls the population with hypnotic sounds called 'Muzak'. But there's FM, a clever dissident, who discovers that by decoding the Muzak, riots and revolution against the looming power of WORLD can be incited.

Remute's 'musical visual novel' adaption comes exclusively as a Sega Genesis / Mega Drive cartridge and let's you deeply dive into the thrilling story of Decoder while listening to Remute's brandnew electro soundtrack generated in realtime by the console's soundchip!
For this project Remute teamed up with coder Kabuto and graphic artist Alien who both previously worked with him for his acclaimed cartridge albums Technoptimistic and Living Electronics.
Enjoy the Decoder experience and be aware that sounds contol your mind...

Trailer on Remute's Instagram:
instagram.com/p/Cmz1cSQqOTa/

Decoder can be pre-ordered now for 34.99 € via Remute's Bandcamp page .
( remute.bandcamp.com/album/decoder ) and will get shipped on March 29th 2023.
You can also grab a very limited 'Plus Edition' for 44.99 € which contains an addtional 7" vinyl featuring a brandnew vinyl exclusive 'Jaeger Mix' of the Decoder Theme besides the original version. This 7" vinyl will be available only within this edition.

The cartridge is region-free and will work well and with correct speed on PAL and NTSC models of the console.
Listening on a Sega Mega Drive / Genesis Model 1 is highly recommended, but Model 2 also works - Model 3 and Sega Nomad too. Will also work very well on FPGA-based solutions like Analogue's Mega SG.

It will not work properly on the majority of clone consoles based on emulation.