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The computer you use to compose your songs on has no influence whatsoever in how the songs will sound when you use a transfer cart in the end.
You could compose on your microwave if you can program it that way... in the end you will play in from a gameboy, so that's what counts.

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The system you use to write your music on does sound different than the gameboy perhaps. So if you spend a lot of time tweaking your instruments to sound just right, it may sound different when you finally play it on real gameboy hardware.. But this will be the case for a pc, a mac, or a wii. or whatever you use... Most people won't even hear it tho.

so yeah.
just write on whatever works best for you, and try to get the transfer cart early so you can hear it on real hardware and maybe add some tweaks.

Flip a coin...

they are exactly the same, but one has a wire already connected, and the other doesn't
if you are fond of doing the wiring yourself, pick the non one.

otherwise, get thursday's kit.

It's not like one will give you better wubs than the other.

this was a double post.
even more useless.

great idea!
combined with Kitsch' silicon transparent start/select, you could make any colour you want

http://store.kitsch-bent.com/product/silicon-buttons

This man understands.

Coolio! I grabbed TXY9LN4RY679

I wanted to look into the whole midi-iPhone setup anyway, so this would be cool

hmm, even a link port cover.
well done there.