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I like the variety of chord progressions and the delicate atmospheric leads and arpeggios you use. I feel like you should let your tracks develop and evolve a bit more, though. Also, the sounds you use tend to be a bit nondescript, and the drums could afford to be punchier.

BTW, the last song in particular is very nice. It feels like a lullaby and I love the soft arpeggios and the weird spacey noise that sometimes plays as part of the drumbeat. Only thing that bugs me about it is the use of the 1-up sound from Mario, which feels a bit gimmicky and distracts from the otherwise serene mood.

I've used a v3 and a v5; the v3 is very snug, similar to what others are reporting, but the v5 fits in there beautifully.

Thanks; I'll give it a try and tell you how it goes, though I've come to really like the feel of silicon D-pad + normal buttons for muddygb.

I can help you with this. I'll send you a PM.

I like it. It reminds me of Earthbound at parts, or of the ambient bits in the N64 Zelda soundtracks. I can't explain this very well, but... tonally it feels off-kilter in the way things sometimes do when composed by somebody with an undeveloped melodic sense, but it follows a kind of logic that makes it work in a way things like that normally don't. Combined with the choice of samples, this gives the album a feeling of channeling naivety without actually being naive, I guess, which is kind of awesome. Or maybe I'm just making stuff up. Regardless, there are some beautiful moods here.

"im cold" is my favorite part.

Assuming the system in question supports the Super Game Boy, I see no reason why this wouldn't work.