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I dunno, it's pretty clear from the title but.. I think it's a cover? Also thanks for the nostalgia.

I make computer videogame graphics at a game studio.

I like it.

A lot.

If you want to "respect" the platform easily without thinking twice about it, get a tracker or somesuch software that lets you work closely with what the soundchips in question actually are able to do.

If you just wanna make music, then do it with FL but know that you're gonna introduce "fake" sounds by putting on any number of modern VSTs to make it sound "more than". (Lately I opt for this. I still use my Game Boy to make lead melodies and stuff but I pump that through some nice VSTs and they sound all spacey lol)

As already suggested in this thread, most people won't care, I'd even mention that your music will never make or break depending on that the hardware is right. Unless you go around telling people you're using a SNES but then you're in reality only using your laptop or whatever. That would be dishonest, obviously.

Wild examples aside, do it. Find out what works. Best of luck!

Woweeeeeeeee. o_o I just got off the eurocrack.. been a hard couple of months now..

... but... just one more???

If there's smoke there's fire right? Is there some scorch-mark or something in there somewhere? I'd look for that first, components that look sorta wonkoid/crooked/malformed. The capacitors for example. Darkspots on the PCB etc etc.

Troubleshooting that could be pretty freaking hard though but yeah, my non-professional gut-feeling is, check to see if there's any trace at all of distress. (o_o)b

Haha too cool!

Really love "The Belmont" specifically! Super clever

Nooo mentions of Nordloef so far?.. Well Nordloef.

Harder/more banging LSDJ music is hard to find imho. Some of his songs will strip the skin off of your knuckles.