Loads of excitement!

I'm excited too, As I was working on the game I started settling, That's why I found a bunch of stuff to be installed or fixed.
I didn't want to end up with a lesser version of what could be a really awesome reboot and after seeing the 2-3 years of Rogue Dawn's Effort and seeing how well it turned out. I felt that if Dr. Mario and Optomon had gone through with making a non linear version, It would probably take a long time and nothing would be less than up to par. This is why I want to get as many of the unused sprites put into the game and almost leave no remnants of Castlevania III Behind. (For The Most Part, Obviously.)
Documentation is taking longer because I am taking pictures with the documents, Then for the Picture Name, Describing what the picture is showing. Sometimes it's hard to explain just how the game needs a fix from writing it, I don't want to confuse Optomon or drive him nuts.
The Music, I am writing up a document that is more of a suggestion than a request.
I don't really know how music works in this game and know that he has done this before and will know what can be done and what can't be. I don't want to end up being a patient in surgery explaining to the doctor how to perform open heart surgery on me...I know nothing about heart surgery.

Either way it will be great, I like that the lists you guys have created focus on the game boy titles. I think they are well under appreciated. I'd like to see the boss theme be the Mid-Boss Theme from Legends, Or have the Catacombs be Revenge from Castlevania Adventure in addition to the original soundtrack for Cadence Of Agony that Optomon created. I noticed a lot of the fan made 8 Bit soundtracks of music tend to exceed the NES Limits, Some music would sound horrible on NES if it solely relied on NES Technology.
I could be wrong, Which is exactly why I am leaving all the music stuff to Optomon.

I did contact Optomon and explained that I am in the Documentation stage, Once it is complete I will send off everything to him.
Pictures, Errors, Etc