12-08-2013, 07:42 PM
i disagree. the gba's soundbank was capable of instrument samples just as clear and crisp as the snes, but its sound output greatly hampers the quality. the nes does not suffer that problem at all; its sound output is just fine. the gba's sound chip isn't inferior to the snes' in the same sense that the nes' sound chip is (which is already a debatable claim), because it's like the snes' sound chip, but not as good. the snes' sound chip is literally capable of the same sounds as the gba's sound chip, but objectively better.
while it's a nice sentiment to focus on the quality of composition, you can't rule out the factor of sound quality. i can deal with the fuzzy audio output sometimes, but some soundtracks just have it bad.
while it's a nice sentiment to focus on the quality of composition, you can't rule out the factor of sound quality. i can deal with the fuzzy audio output sometimes, but some soundtracks just have it bad.