FMS Transforms Game Boy Advance into a Lo-fi Chiptune Groovebox

FMS, an extracurricular project by Fors, turns the Game Boy Advance into a four-track sequencer paired with an FM synth. The ROM is priced at $10, with a cartridge release planned for later this year. The project is unrelated to financial markets and focuses on gaming and music innovation.

By Terrence O'Brien · The Verge ·

FMS Transforms Game Boy Advance into a Lo-fi Chiptune Groovebox

Topics: gaming music retro tech software

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