Category Archives: MSX
MATRIX: Quest for Deliverance (MSX game)
Posted by Javi Lavandeira in Fun,Games,MSX,Retro | December 31, 2014Here’s a game for MSX2 computers that I released on October 1994. It was never released commercially, but I gave copies to friends. I’m now releasing it to the public domain.
The game is just another Breakout / Arkanoid clone. It has great FM-PAC / Music Module music composed by Carlos García. I’m guilty of all the coding and graphics.
It runs fine on the openMSX emulator, but at least on my computer (a 2010 Mac Pro) the timings aren’t correct and the music breaks up a bit. You will need to run the emulator with both the fmpac ROM and the mbstereo extension to be able to listen to the music.
Download the disk image here (now public domain): matrix.zip (206 KB)
Thanks RCastillo for recovering this!
Relearning MSX #6: Setting up the MSX-C environment (part 2)
Posted by Javi Lavandeira in Gadgets,MSX,Retro | December 31, 2014This article has moved to MSX Center.
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Relearning MSX #5: Setting up the MSX-C environment (part 1)
Posted by Javi Lavandeira in Gadgets,MSX,Retro,Technology | December 29, 2014This article has moved to MSX Center.
Relearning MSX #4: Our software environment
Posted by Javi Lavandeira in Gadgets,MSX,Retro | December 27, 2014This article has moved to MSX Center.
Relearning MSX #3 – User environments
Posted by Javi Lavandeira in Hardware,How-to,MSX,Retro,Technology | December 18, 2014This article has moved to MSX Center.
Relearning MSX #2 – What’s this “MSX” thing?
Posted by Javi Lavandeira in How-to,MSX,Retro | December 13, 2014This article has moved to MSX Center.
Computer ads from the 80s are hilarious
Posted by Javi Lavandeira in Fun,Japan,MSX,Non-important,Retro,Stupidity | December 13, 2014“Imagine how much more fun we would be having if we plugged it in!”
MSX Magazine (Japan), November 1984 issue
Relearning MSX #1 – Introduction
Posted by Javi Lavandeira in Fun,Hardware,How-to,MSX,Retro,Technology | December 11, 2014This article has moved to MSX Center.