'Game of Thrones' with NES effects and music
Author George R.R. Martin writes on a DOS word processor, so it makes sense to watch "Game of Thrones" with a 8-bit soundtrack and sound effects, right?
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In this fan-made video, Youtube user Ozzy Man posted this "Game of Thrones" Season 4 Retro Gaming Style video with the human dialog and normal sound effects replaced with 8-bit gaming sounds and music. There's subtitles added for those of you who don't naturally speak NES.
If you haven't watched Season 4 of "Game of Thrones" yet, be aware the video features spoilers galore. Since this is "Game of Thrones," the video does contain graphic violence and some nudity, albeit with retro sounds.