Reformat the Planet

Reformat the Planet, running 72 minutes, focuses on the vibrant underground scene of ChipTunes. This genre combines electronic music with video game music, highlighting the creative potential of devices like the Nintendo Game Boy and NES. The documentary captures the essence of the first annual Blip Festival held in New York, featuring over 30 international artists who push the boundaries of low-bit video game consoles.

The film documents the excitement and innovation within this unique music movement. By showcasing trailblazers in the ChipTune community, it reveals how these artists are redefining electronic music. Collectors of music documentaries and fans of electronic music will find this exploration of a niche genre particularly interesting. Available formats include DVD and other options for those looking to add this title to their collections.