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Ohio State University Marching Band Performs Impressive Video Game Medley

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by Kyle Hilliard on October 07, 2012 at 12:54 PM

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During last night's Ohio State versus Nebraska football game, the marching band performed an impressive medley featuring Pokémon, Mario, Tetris and more all with accompanying on-field patterns.

It wasn't all Nintendo games. The marching band also played Halo's memorable track and portrayed Pac-Man. Check out the full performance below.

Thanks to Edward Bayley for the news tip!

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Filed under: News, Halo, Tetris, pokemon, Mario, zelda, Pac-Man, Gamer Culture, ohio state, nebraska, marching band

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