・・・。

Press the D-pad up! And then the BGM changes, the background shifts to the Demon King's castle…

Literal

Cross-key up! Then-BGM [subject-が] changes, background [topic-は] demon-king [gen-の] castle [to-へ]...

More fantasy/game narration. 十字キー ('cross key') is the Japanese term for a gaming controller's D-pad (directional pad) — literally 'cross-shaped key.' BGM is the Japanese-English abbreviation for 'background music,' read as 'bi-ji-emu.' すると ('and then, whereupon') is a narrative connective showing sequence. The final noun-phrase with trailing へ and ellipsis creates suspense — the change is happening as the speaker describes it. Typical of an excited retro-game commentary.