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If it helps give you ideas, my arduino is currently set up for OPL2 FM synthesis. Song data is streamed over USB from the host PC. It's a pretty simple circuit though. It wouldn't be too difficult to make a standalone synth with a simple chip. I'd like to see what you come up with though.

Here's a terrible picture of it if you're interested:

Unfortunately, no. I've put this project on hold for a while, partially due to school, but I've also got some other exciting chip-related projects going on. Progress on all of my projects is either slow or stopped at the moment, but hopefully I'll be able to get back to work on this stuff in the near future. The motherboard is pretty much at the bottom of the list of things to do though and there's a lot about it that I need to fix/make better.

DMG LCD Repair: http://8bc.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=5679
Otherwise you can just swap the front halves of two DMGs by pulling the ribbon cable out of the connector and plugging the other screen in.

mGB: http://code.google.com/p/arduinoboy/

Bleepbloops work on pockets. I wouldn't worry about using DMGs though, they're practically indestructible. If they're going to die it's probably not because you're using them.

I find that if I play anything in the noise channel on a Game Boy Color it skips about a third of the notes randomly. That's on multiple different ones too. DMGs and SPs work fine though.

Yeah, I'm working on the ground planes as well, I just don't keep them on the board because it's such a hassle with EAGLE. The VCC lines will be a lot bigger and I'm going to work on turning it into a loop around the whole board instead of one little line that goes all the way around but doesn't connect.

Before I got a Transferer, my method was basically to boot the camera in a Super Game Boy, then take a screenshot with a USB video capturer and crop it in MS Paint. The Transferer is much nicer.