Home Brew Gameboy games?

[Haxtor Moogle]

Anyone here ever adventure in to the realm of making your own cart for programming your own game boy games?

i know there is a lot of ways to go about this. I still have to build a flash programmer for mine.

[sahel]

I've only looked into music production on the gb/gba some time ago, but a bit of a hassle to actually go and make a sequencer out of it . Reminds me a lot of the modtracker times.

[Trux]

Originally Posted by sahel

I've only looked into music production on the gb/gba some time ago, but a bit of a hassle to actually go and make a sequencer out of it . Reminds me a lot of the modtracker times.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YCybnABiCo

yeah, pretty similar to trackers.. you should check out 'nanoloop' for gameboy! it's the most basic stepsequencer that you can imagine, and it controls the synth-chip in the GB. killer sound, very original!!

the GBA version disapoints me - it's obvious it hasn't got a built-in synth.

(I'm a sound-engineer, and mixed several concerts that made use of either nanoloop for GB, or nanoloop for GBA, and the GB-version is just soooo much more powerful than the GBA, from a sonic point of view, not featurewise, ofc..)

sry for the offtopic

[Cid]

I've never done it myself, seeing as how I don't have the right stuff to do it... But I do have a "236 games in 1" From Hong Kong.

[Haxtor Moogle]

When ever i feel like making gameboy music I love to use Gameboy Tracker by Paragon 5 So easy to use and lets you use your midi keyboards

http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=51785