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I know this is off topic, but this is my discussion anyways and it's not too important as to make a new discussion. I'm making a few logos for Justin Thursday. I sent him some works in progress but he hasn't responded. I thought he was too busy at the time so I didn't take too much notice to that. The thing is, that was a long while ago, and i haven't heard a single word from him. Do you guys know if he's breathing or not?

ordered your ems cart today. Priority shipping. Im crawling up the walls with impatience.

bryface you made my day.

it all depends on you own views. some say it's its own genre because it uses a signature sound, and some say it's a medium just like guitar. there's jazz guitar, meat guitar, country guitar, etc. all guitar, different genres.

in my personal opinion, it's a medium. But that's always up for debate, and this is one of those debates that will never. ever. stop.

same here

the main difference between the pocket and color is that the color has immense processing capabilities, giving you the ability to make the fastest, most complex chiptunes you can imagine. I'd get it a while after I already learned how to use LSDJ on the pocket. as someone else said on a different post, people usually adapt to their gameboy's limitations and learn how to actually even use them to their advantage. some people actually like inferior sound quality because they feel it's more "retro and 8bit" than the better sound qualities. (you'll find some people on youtube that like to lower the video quality all the way down to 240p because they just like the chiptunes that way)
even with the processing, it might be an advantage. having slower processing can help you keep your chiptunes straightforward and keep them from becoming a mess. this is good for a beginner.