Hey look, I did another Pico Mix. Why? Why NOT? I like TF2, I like FNF, I like VS. Mann Co. Why not? Enjoy a Pico Mix of Force-A-Nature, including gameplay with charting done by me!
(BF's there because I didn't have the base game Nene sprites.)
CREDITS
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Original 'Force-A-Nature' composed by RaymondVito & Totally-Not-Genji.
Pico Mix remix and charting for Pico's side by me.
Pico sprites are 'Pico Retake' by Mickle Pickle: https://gamebanana.com/mods/545667
Original mod is Friday Night Fortress: VS. Mann Co: https://gamebanana.com/mods/322803
Pico Mix and Tuned Pico part of a soundfont by @SonnahRoland.
PLAY TEAM FORTRESS 2, IT'S FREE:
https://www.teamfortress.com
The algorithm is coming. Protect Mann Co.!
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