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Modding shows your creative side. I'm talking about stiff like painting gameboys, and getting coloured buttons, and backlights. Even though it isn't for music, it's still creative, it's artistic expression. Also, a lot of mods have non-chip uses. Backlights are pretty obvious, but even stuff like clock kits can be used for no chip stuff. If you want to speed up/ slow down gameplay. I know this isn't a massive one that people go for, but still.

What's your view on other console mods then, more modern stuff, or PCs?

Me

I have to use it in a different gameboy though, because it doesn't fit my kitsch case.

this, this so much

I enjoy your music, and want more people to listen to it

I would buy these, either as pants, or trousers

I'd been wondering if this was possible/ how well it would work out. I may ask some of the DT teachers at school if they'd be nice enough to help me do something like this.

ucollective.org for chiptune
facpunch.com for other music, and gaming stuff

I'd quite happily take over. I've got school starting as well, but I always have plenty of free time after school, and at the weekends. As long as rendering the videos isn't going to be to much of a memory eater, I should be fine.