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There was a game for the SNES called "Barkley Shut up and Jam!" It was a decent game, fairly good graphics for the time. However, the title was very memorable.

It (along with Space Jam) inspired a fan made RPG titled "Barkley Shut Up and Jam: Gaiden." The soundtrack was all Space Jam remixes. It very much popularized the idea of Space Jam remixes. The game is legendary.

Oh my god.

I was working on this before. Too bad my project was deleted along with my hard drive :(

At least I have a demo of it here.

(your album art is almost exactly the same as mine here :P)

Let me commentate on yours:

• It's usually frowned upon to have the "everybody get up" at the start playing without the slammed song playing, too.
• Drumbeat seems off-rhythm, for some reason.
• LOUDNESS WAR OVERDRIVE (the audiophile in me is crying)
• The structures don't match up at all, probably because your slam is quite vanilla (as in, you didn't mix up Space Jam's structure that much). Mix it up!
• Only structure change is skipping the female vocals—
• —jump to female vocals at 1:54? Good call. Unfortunately, it goes into the next section of the song :(

Overall, your (lack of :/) structure makes this slam sub-par. Try matching up motifs in the slammed song with specific things in Space Jam. For example, match up the main motif with the main motif of Space Jam (which is COME ON AND SLAM). If there's a structure change in the song, you'd expect there to be a change in Space Jam too.

You might try DaVinci Resolve 12 from Blackmagic Design.

I haven't used it yet but plan to when I get my new computer built. But I've heard really good things about it from /r/VideoEditing and a few people on /r/letsplay.