A new member entering the household, gaming wise...

...thanks to a incredible deal I stumbled across while talking with friends, I'll soon have an authentic Japanese 8-bit system in the house! :)

Specifically, the Sharp Twin Famicom, which will make it significantly easier for me to play and hear games from the Japanese Famicom (and Famicom Disk System) side of things in their true element!

Plus, the particular model I'm getting has built in turbo controllers! Hopefully it all works, and I'll be able to put forth an update when the product arrives!

HUGE thanks go to JewWario for advising me around this acquisition. :) Now I'm fully able to play all the retro Japanese Nintendo games I could want!

I have a Famicom Title (Akumajou Densetsu), but I don't have any Famicom Disk System titles to test the console with when it gets here...any recommendations, or anyone willing to offer a disk for me to test with? Thanks for any and all help! :)

Famicom Fridays #3 - Linkara is Atop the 8th Bit

New episode of Famicom Fridays!



Youtube Version Here

Pixels as Big as Cats, featuring new 8-bit Intro and Outro music...

...by me! Dena's an awesome person, so it was great to put together some more music for her in this case. Enjoy!

SpoonyOne's Strike Commando Review, Featuring new intro music!

Noah Antwiler/Spoony One's new review, featuring my version of his intro music. It was premiered during the TGWTG Donation Drive on Dec. 5th (my birthday!), which was a great show all around.

Oh! BTW: You should Donate at TGWTG.com, and vote for SpoonyOne as Funniest Person to Follow!

Famicom Fridays #2 - Blue Bomber (Pre) Birthday Bonanza!

My birthday is tomorrow...so to celebrate, here's a video of me talking about my first chiptune piece that I wrote way back in 2004 (The video is new...it's just the song that was made in 2004. :P).  Enjoy, folks, and have a great weekend!

YouTube Version Link

Thanks to the TGWTG Wiki Team!

I'm working on my article for tomorrow's Famicom Fridays...but for a moment I wanted to give a quick thanks to Chris Ferraiolo and the rest of the TGWTG Wiki team for helping me get a page set up on their Wikia site.

You can check out my page (which will continue to grow in the future! :) ) right here.

Tomorrow's article will be a fun one both for me to write, and for you to read/listen to.

Piano is secured, sir!

The Yamaha upright is installed and good to go! Chances are that I'll have to get it tuned in the next few weeks, but otherwise I can't wait to record some music off of it! :)