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I imagine this goes with the opening of a game when the logo comes up, like Sega or Activisions logo would come up for a few sec before the game loads. Would you by chance have the intro of the logo animation already on hand, or at least an idea of how it's going to be presented?

I might be able to answer these.

I do, actually I have 2 backlit, 1 non-backlit and 1 junk one.

There are a few reasons for this actually. For starters the DMG case is much larger which allows a lot more mods to be crammed into it(arduinoboy, 1/8 or 1/4" jacks, RCA jacks, etc etc) which gives it a bit more compatibility with different setups or gigs that one is at. Another reason is the actual sound processing and audio output of the DMG. I remember someone posting a thread about it and had all of the Gameboy units sound waves compared.

I've seen quite a few people on here that use both on MGBs.

I've been around for a few months now and never made an introduction either. Names Ira "Vile". I got into chip music when I stumbled onto some of Rockmans videos on youtube and started doing research on how to mod Gameboys. I was actually directed here by NeX since I was getting into modding Gameboys and was talking to him about build ideas on his website when he asked if I had a blog for it. Since then I've created a facebook page dedicated to modding/painting DMGs, MGBs, GBAs and some other odds and ends. Sold a few so far to help me fund the projects but I can tell it's hard to get someone to trust a new face in the community as a modder. Still learning these tracker programs (LSDJ, Goat, Piggy, Nano etc. etc.) and a few other DAWs, quite slowly I might add. Being unemployed and trying to get back into school I'm rather limited on what's accessible to me gear wise but, that's one of the reasons I like this community. A lot of the programs are free or next to nothing and some of the gear was stuff I had laying around or could get on the cheap and the tunes that come out of it are simply bad ass.

I didn't mean to attach it back to the DMG's motherboard, but just figured it'd be easier to solder wires to instead of risking soldering to the ribbon cable itself.

Most of it has to do with what paint you use. Even just getting some good spray paints can yield decent results.

This was my first try with X-Metals spray paint. No prep other then cleaning the case with soap and water.

Yeah, my very first backlight installation I did the same thing. E-mailed kitsch a few times to figure out what the hell I was doing wrong. After I figured that out they've been much easier since. Even started backlighting pockets as well, although I haven't tried the soldering technique yet with those screens.

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