|precededby = [[Hexagon Force]]}}'''Blast Processing '''is the seventeenth level in [[Geometry Dash]]. It will be released in [[Update 1.9]] along with [[Theory of Everything 2]] and it is thought to be rated 'Harder'.
|precededby = [[Hexagon Force]]}}'''Blast Processing '''is the seventeenth level in [[Geometry Dash]]. It will be released in [[Update 1.9]] along with [[Theory of Everything 2]] and it is rated 'Harder'.
==Introduction==
==Introduction==
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* [[File:BLAST_PROCESSING.jpg|thumb|200px]]The speech in the music before the blue [[Portals|portal]] says "Get ready for lots of fun, and excitement!", like a corrupted walkie-talkie.
* [[File:BLAST_PROCESSING.jpg|thumb|200px]]The speech in the music before the blue [[Portals|portal]] says "Get ready for some of fun, and excitement!", like a corrupted walkie-talkie.
* The name of the level (as well as the name of the song) is a reference to the game console, the Sega Mega Drive (Sega Genesis in NA).
* The name of the level (as well as the name of the song) is a reference to the game console, the Sega Mega Drive (Sega Genesis in NA).
On September 16, 2014, Robert Topala posted an image on Facebook and Twitter, with the caption "Can You Guess?" on the bottom left hand corner. It showed 5 images: an explosion icon, a chip, a book, an infinity symbol, and the number 2. The first two images referred to the Waterflame song, Blast Processing. On September 28, Topala published a post on Facebook, thanking his supporters for helping his page receive 400,000 likes. He also posted a sneak peek video of Blast Processing, confirming its existence.
Description
Blast Processing begins with a cube sequence involving several gravity flips. The wave form is then introduced. More information will be added once the level is released.
Trivia
File:BLAST PROCESSING.jpgThe speech in the music before the blue portal says "Get ready for some of fun, and excitement!", like a corrupted walkie-talkie.
The name of the level (as well as the name of the song) is a reference to the game console, the Sega Mega Drive (Sega Genesis in NA).
