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Listen To Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" In Mario Paint
Even after being immersed in gamer culture all weekend at PAX 2013, it's nice to come home to even more of the same (albeit with fewer microphone-wielding booth attendants screaming for attention on a crowded convention floor). This latest bit of warm, fuzzy goodness comes from YouTuber Jeonghoon95.
He (or she) has recreated Daft Punk's summer hit, "Get Lucky", in a Mario Paint program. The adaptation features the full range of sounds, including dogs and cats. Now, whether this represents the flexibility of Mario Paint or implies something about Daft Punk is in the ear of the beholder.
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