From: Instructables: exploring - featured
The Super Gameboy (SGB for short) is Gameboy cartridge player for
the Nintendo Entertainment system. Chipmusicians who use LSDJ or
Nanoloop can use the SBG to compose on a large screen. Wether its
at home with friends, or in a studio environment, the SBG can be a
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