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beaten to the joke!

was the quotation mark at the end of this post accidental or do you mean "laid"

then again, what is "laid" in comparison to just...laid

most importantly, how do I achieve this with the lady folk

this is now a classic whodunnit

http://www.jesusp.com/223/how-to-remove … load-sites

Try gameboy colors if you're working with material that makes the DMG and pocket stutter.

Hi!

I actually work as part of a collective that composes and licenses out music for games. Mostly flash games though we've worked with iOS, Android, and XBOX Indie games as well. I take care of any project that is looking for a chip music sound in their games. Check us out at http://www.DVGmusic.com and drop us a line if you're interested! Most of the audio on that site isn't chip music but there is a section showcasing some (really old) chip music we've had clients use before. Or you can e-mail me directly with any questions at:

an0vachiptune (at) gmail (dot) com

Some additional examples:

This is a complete original soundtrack I composed in 2010 for "Curse of the Crescent Isle," on XBOX Live Indie Games. I wanted it to feel like directly out of an original NES game-music that wouldn't get in the way of the sound effects (like how I feel a lot of chip music does in many games today, unfortunately), yet still builds over time. If you take a listen to the Title Theme, all three Town Themes and the Ending Theme, you'll see a motif developing across the entire game that I really think helped build cohesion: http://dvgmusic.bandcamp.com/album/curs … soundtrack

Trailer for above game: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gJxNXRSJWM

Here's Retromash, a basic arcade style scoring game: http://www.kongregate.com/games/5minutesoff/retromash