Nicely done, Rush Coil!

So, when will the SMS midi interface be available on a larger scale?

Never, it will always be on a little-scale.

SWISH.

@Kenobit: After he finishes shipping it out on a little scale...

:3

So, when will the SMS midi interface be available on a larger scale?

@ Beware: I am not going to rule out the possibility of more competitions similar to this one with hardware-based prizes.

Can we expect to see another badass comp like this for the SMD interface?

@little-scale:  Go Human Beings!!!  Woooo!!

Here are some comments from the judges (who were from Australia, Japan and Sweden):

"This track has a couple of things that make it really stand out, firstly its sense of space through the use of panning and reverb is really nice and whilst not purist in a hardware sense it still has incredibly creative uses of the core sounds of the sega consoles. Secondly the song has a nice sense of structure introducing and reworking themes in a way that it is never too repetitive but remains familiar."

"I really like this song"

"Beautifully detailed composition within a restricted medium."

Listen to all of the entries here: http://milkcrate.com.au/sega_comp/

Congratulations once again go out to Rush Coil! I wish him the best, and I hope that he enjoys my SEGA Master System MIDI Interface. Honorary mentions go out to the entries by Rei Yano and Turbo Crash!

Thanks to everyone that participated, and a special thanks to all the judges for the amount of effort and time put into adjudicating the entries.

Whoa, lots of great submissions. The comp will rock.

And yes, a lot of love was put in my song. Space Harrier was my favourite game when I was a little sega kid. Memories!

I really enjoyed your take on Space Harrier.