Following the launch of its Street Fighter and Mega Man-themed Pocket Operators, Teenage Engineering has hooked up with Capcom once again to create a series of free videopaks for the OP-Z synth.
Available via the OP-Z app, these run in sync with your music, and can be controlled in realtime using the keyboard and dials on the OP-Z hardware.
The scenes are built from the ground up using original graphics from the games. You can fire your arm cannon, breakdance on rooftops and perform a perfect K.O!, all in time with the tempo of your song
And that’s about all there is to it: the OP-Z is available now priced at £529 and you can find out more on the Teenage Engineering website.
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