No, I’m not pulling your leg. There’s this Belgian musician that makes music with just two Game Boy consoles and a mixing board.

Basically, what he does is play a game on one Game Boy, record a sound on the mixing board, program and loop it and then add further sounds by using another track or using the other Game Boy, which plays another game.

Very geeky, but very funny too.

You can check out his site at   . There’s even a bunch of songs you can listen to in the downloads section.

That’s RAD! 

And it’s good to “see” you again, Eind. 

Heh, that’s cool! I’ll check it out tomorrow when I’m more awake. Some other interesting sites for fans of old console games:

Overclocked Remix Create your own remixes of classic console game music. There’s some awesome tracks here. Definitely check out the Hillbilly Bubble Bobble soundtrack by the site’s proprietor.

Also related is Relics of the Chozo ; a collaborative project to create a unified high-quality soundtrack for Super Metroid. Alternately, there’s Metroid Metal , which has the original Metroid soundtrack in heavy metal form.

[quote author=“jinkies”]And it’s good to “see” you again, Eind. 

Believe me, it was even better for me to see that all of you guys are still alive and kicking.

Thanks for the links, Kitsune!

[quote author=“KitsuneStudios”]Also related is Relics of the Chozo ; a collaborative project to create a unified high-quality soundtrack for Super Metroid. Alternately, there’s Metroid Metal , which has the original Metroid soundtrack in heavy metal form.

That is awesome!  Metroid has long been my favorite game series.  I love the music on Metroid Prime for the game cube.

There is a Christian Rock artist named Stephen Curtis Chapman who uses sounds from a game boy in a song called See the Glory