ClockBoy - The Other Alarm Clock

Turn your Gameboy into a chiptunes alarm clock!

This is my entry for the GBJam21 in the homebrew/tool section.

I first tried to do a hardware hack to fit a LCD clock into a Gameboy case and
decided it would me much more fun to write code on  a real Gameboy.
This is a rewrite in assembly of the proof of concept I did with GBDK, and this time it features a previously unreleased song by The Other Days.
The switch to assembly was motivated by the use of lsdpack to allow playing LSDJ songs.
For this project, you need to lay your Gameboy on the left side, because this way, the DMG looks a bit more like an alarm clock.

Why?

This project started as an excuse to do some Gameboy development. I agree it may not be the most practical alarm clock in the world but I like the retro touch of it I plan to release the source code at some point, but as I'm releasing this version in a rush to meet the deadline, the code is in a pretty ugly state right now, with lots of hacks and unfinished parts, I'll polish the source before releasing it. Once released, users should be able to build a create a cartridge with their own song.

The commands:

A	set the alarm time
B	set the time
Up/Down	select the digit you want to change
Left/Right	increase/decrease the digit
Start	play the chiptunes if you don't want to wait for the alarm
Select	enable, disable or set the alarm in Konami mode

If the alarm is enabled, you just need to press any button to stop the music, but if the alarm is in Konami mode, you need to do the Konami code (up-up-down-down-left-right-left-right-b-a-b-a) to stop it ;-)