1 Reply by Amity Level 2

(26 replies, posted in General Discussion)

There are no shows in or near Stuttgart, right? If anyone knows one, please tell me big_smile

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2 Reply by Amity Level 2

(26 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I'm german smile

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3 Reply by Amity Level 2

(6 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Hi, I had a pretty similar question, maybe this topic will clear some things for you!

http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/9196/ … ent-costs/

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4 Reply by Amity Level 2

(6 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Wow, these are all very great tips!
Haha kitsch, i was thinking about you while thinking about my problem, and tried to figure how you do it, for i didn't pay a lot for my flash cartridge and so on!
I guess for the services and flat-prices, I'll check my local dhl and post office and let them advice me:)

Thanks again to all of you!

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5 Reply by Amity Level 2

(6 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Thanks for your quick reply!
Alright, I'm relieved to hear that! And thanks for the tips like bigcartel. I was thinking about selling it like this: people send me a message with what they want, i ship it, they pay. But i guess a service like big cartel is very nice! I'll take a look at it.

Tobi

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6 Topic by Amity Level 2

(6 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Hello everyone!

I am planning on selling stuff worldwide (CDs, t-shirts etc..) and came to a question that really bothers me:
If you sell stuff online, you probably have customers from around the world. I am, for example, from Germany. That means if someone from the US orders something from me, the costs for the shipment (or airfreight) are just as high as the actual price of the product or higher!
How do you handle this? Are people willing to pay twice the costs for a t-shirt to get it shipped? Or is it more exspectable that they won't buy it if they are located too far away from me?

Thanks in advance,

Tobi

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7 Reply by Amity Level 2

(2 replies, posted in Constructive Criticism)

The quality (aspect song writing etc) is good imo, but i think it's missing a final! as the song proceeds, it get a little repetitive.
But i like it!

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8 Reply by Amity Level 2

(27 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

what, 10$?? Expensive??
Here in Germany, I'm glad if I find one under 30€, and that does not say they are in super conditions..
sad

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9 Reply by Amity Level 2

(2 replies, posted in Constructive Criticism)

Sounds really dark and moody, good job!
I'm not that of a professional, but I can tell you that the song is no crap, you really put some great moody melodies together!

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10 Reply by Amity Level 2

(18 replies, posted in Graphics, Artwork & Design)

I'm pretty sure this ship is from "Pirates!" for the NES, but with crazy colors

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11 Reply by Amity Level 2

(27 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I took the survey, and I didn't think it's bad.

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12 Reply by Amity Level 2

(5 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Paypal will just get the money your wallet lacks from your bank. Happened to me a lot so far big_smile

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13 Reply by Amity Level 2

(63 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

So can we have a MMORPG played on the NES?

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14 Reply by Amity Level 2

(28 replies, posted in Releases)

For names: i see no need to change this just because some might like other kind of song-names better.
I think you've been inspired by some hardcore (etc.) bands (I'm thinking of "i got 10 friends and a crowbar that says you ain't gonna do jack" from underoath or some titles of The devil wears prada).
Name them as you feel they have to be named, and you're good.

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15 Reply by Amity Level 2

(16 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

You don't even have to solder anything. You don't even need a special tool to open cart.
When my Zelda ran dead, I searched for a fitting pair of tongs, and got it open. Then I took a knife and slowly cut through the bolts on the batterie. After cutting them, I just removed the batterie, placed a fresh one between the two contactors and taped it tight (by simply wrapping sticky tape one time around the inside parts of the cartridge). Et voilà! Works perfectly!

I guess here is the part where i tell you not to blame me if you destroy something on the chip with the knife yikes

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16 Reply by Amity Level 2

(12 replies, posted in Releases)

MegaMantra wrote:
ClairBear wrote:

*Start slowly applauding*

*applauds slightly faster*

*Looks around, applauding quite loud and fast now*

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