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Yes.

Turns out I had removed the polarization film in the step where it said to remove the protective plastic film.
The contrast now works, But I still can't see anything onscreen.

On the screw: Try using a lot of pressure,or a different size screwdriver. Stop as soon as you feel any slipping to prevent the screw from stripping any more. If it's already past any help, you're gonna have to unscrew every other screw and slowly and cut the screw post from the inside somehow or something. Which means you're never gonna be able to close the whole thing properly. Stripped screws suck.

I love it. Even the shitty instrumentals that truly weren't that shitty like Dr. Drank/INSERTDISC's stuff.

I prefer that to the really bad quality singing of bands like early IAE and I shot the duck hunt dog. But yeah, it seems like it was just a passing fad. So sad. I didn't even know the pokemon split was actually going to happen and not gonna stay at it's current status of 20 songs for Gengar, Golbat and Gyarados. And I wouldn't describe monomate's new stuff as ambient in the least.

There was actually a local band going around a few months ago calling themselves nintendocore but all they did was sample mario it was so sad.......... I asked and they didn't know nintendocore was a thing on the internet.

I'm trying to keep this setup as simple as possible (RB Keyboard->aboy->mGB) , but I'll look into the vst option. Thanks.

1. About two years.
2. Adopting this extreme attitude of "have fun through creation, and not consumption of media." Being frustrated with my writing (Not so bad in retrospect) Owning handhelds.
3. NDSi(korgm01/glitchDS) and a DMG(lsdj). A rock band keyboard, a korg electribe ea-1. I kind of like sunvox but the actual tracking aspect of it puts me off for some reason (So used to lsdj's control scheme)
4. Jazz, Punk, Industrial. I like to listen to math rock a lot, but as a newbie musician I'm too intimidated to try incorporating that into chip.
5. I know some chords and can read sheet music at a snail's pace. I took no classes and read no books.
6. Start with an easy to use sequencer and then move on to trackers. Anything on a handheld will probably get you working faster than anything on a computer. Watch this entire series--> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atvtBE6t48M twice, if need be. RTFM.
7. I did once.
7.a. At a small coffee shop in my college campus during the slow hours.
7.b. Didn't want to seem like some kid in my bedroom playing with toys. Wanted to learn how to work with mixers and PA systems a bit.
7.c. I didn't plan it out, ended up using everything, even my laptop. Ended up sampling tunes directly from my pokemon blue cart. Ended up using the gb camera a lot more than I thought I would.

Holy shit.