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Gunstar Heroes, Earthworm Jim, Ristar, Sonic 1 - 3 and Sonic & Knuckles, Vectorman  and Vectorman 2, Ecco the Dolphin, Toy Story, Shinobi, and Super HanOn (amazing music in this game btw).

Pretty sure you could build the sync box and have your gameboys running two versions of MGB (each with different MIDI channels) and have no issue.

You are totally right. There is no silver bullet cartridge, and Boner doesn't show any signs of chip-ignance in his posts in other threads. However, you and I are both entitled to our opinions because our experiences are different. I had no software hassle, nor any qualms with the banks of the EMS. You had software hassle, and the bank modes may have impeded your work flow. To each their own.

If I see a Bleepbloop cart for sale anywhere, I'll make Boner the first to know. My sincere apologies, I had only assumed you had an anti-EMS rage like I once did.

If you really don't want a EMS cart, PM Jazzmarazz and ask what he would charge for flashing LSDJ to a EEPROM and putting it in a commercial cart. Or you could pay too much for a Bleepbloop. Or you could emulate and use LSDJ (PC or PSP?). Or you could use Piggy. Or you could just go for nanoloop 1.6.

Or you could buy an EMS cart.

I will gladly work out a deal with you where you buy my bleepbloop and you buy yourself a EMS cartridge. If you discover that my bleepbloop is not as useful as the EMS cart, I will fully refund you and give you $15 extra to cover shipping. I would not even propose such a deal if I did not believe what I told with every ounce of my being.

Bleepbloop was nice for its time, when EMS carts had little issues, but now they (EMS) are very reliable, replacable, and suitable for LSDJ users of all skill levels.

Keep an eye open here http://store.kitsch-bent.com/product/bl … -cartridge

I was disillusioned and got mad when I lost 7 months of work on my EMS cart. I shelled out a good chunk of cash for a USB bleepbloop cart with a black PCB. It works fine, flashes as fast as the EMS cart (on a per game basis). Another five months later, I realize that there is almost no benefit in owning such a cart. The EMS functions fine, and has a second page which I miss with my bleepbloop. The bleepbloop is starting to feel dated with the Drag'n'derp on the horizon, the rising commodity of reprogrammed EEPROMS, and the ever-popular and versatile EMS cart.

The bleepbloop is a good cart, but honestly, I regret buying one the price I did. It's a nice chunk of chip history/drama to keep, but the EMS cart does a solid job. For the price you are willing to buy, get two EMS carts. They will be better in the long run (2x LSDJ, redundant saves, etc).

Birmingham, Alabama checking in. There are 2 different crime shows on cheap cable networks about murders that take place in my city. <_< One of the highest crime rates in the US to boot (right behind Miami).