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Interesting... I would not describe myself as bold!

Thanks for listening everyone

its the first five days from my track  a day january 2013 btw: http://dailyjanuary.blogspot.com.au/

Wonderful beautiful haunting video work by the insanely talented ROSA MENKMAN

My music doesn't deserve it, but please do watch them because she is marvelous.

* Customisable cellular automata with visual and sound output

A few more ideas (once again, they've probably been mentioned):
* An image editor on the Game Boy itself that allows you to modify the Ninendo startup logo
* An emulator on the Game Boy for some other sound chip
* Changing the startup octave Cs (is it a C?) to something else somehow
* Different types of synthesis via sample-by-sample calculation (this could easily fill a number of weeks)
* Multi-channel sample playback
* Linking multi-channel sample playback to reach a greater bit depth than 4 bits for sample playback
* Is the Game Boy able to somehow re-sample itself? Is that a thing?
* If you can use an external ADC / DAC, using the Game Boy RAM for a delay effect
* If you can use an external ADC / DAC, using the Game Boy RAM for a loop recorder
* Both of the above, but changing tile data based on buffer contents (i.e. have a tile map of all the same tile, and then edit the tile data for that one tile based on the contents of the RAM buffer somehow)
* LSDJ-like interface for GenMDM
* LSDJ-like interface for SMSM
* Sending the PAPU output to somewhere else in the GameBoy for post-processing somehow (?)
* Have the GameBoy generate sound and then set it on fire record the results.
* The above but with freezing

dont you mean an ADC?

at any rate, there is a difference between difficult and impossible!!

what about one bit audio fed from a mixing desk somehow? no ADC involved?

it doesnt have to sound nice like an expensive effects pedal... because of course it wont anyway...

Not sure if this has been suggested, but using the GB processor for real time audio effects of incoming audio.