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A classic shoot’em up action exclusively created for the MSX featuring classic arcade action, smooth scrolling, 5 stages with multiple enemy types, and a boss! Everything MSX fans love, plus a twist…
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The ADX player by the Japanese user Mstz80ax is gradually improving and now reaches version 2.8. Along…
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Another nice game created in MSX Basic and published in the MSX Computer Magazine #3….
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A made in Brazil graphic editor that brought to the MSX a set of tools before only found in much more advanced systems.
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An arcade-style shoot ’em up game where the player flies a single starfighter known as AFX-6502 Zanac through twelve levels to reach and destroy the “System” — a part-organic, part-mechanical device created by a long lost alien race — which threatens to destroy Mankind after humanity tries (and fails) to harness its power.
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From the golden age of the MSX, The MSX Red Book is probably one of the most important books ever published for (and about) the MSX platform.
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When can one tell how powerful and serious a computer is (or was)? Well, one can start by paying closer attention to its Disk Operational System!
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Years ago, B@ASS reproduced the schematics of the 80 Column Cartridge by EPCOM. At that time he also modified the design to improve it. A beautiful legacy project worthwhile preserving.
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The Gradiente Expert Plus and DD-Plus are a Brazilian MSX 1 computer composed of two parts: the main unit and the keyboard. As many Brazilian products, no technical manual was officially released describing the board switches and jumpers, which B@SS MSX covers in this article.
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In Brazil, a company called Gradient released a few cloned versions of the MSX. The first version was a gray version called Expert, and it had two releases: 1.0 and 1.1. However, when it was the time to release the MSX 2.0, for some reason Gradient stepped back with its plans and released the MSX Plus and DD-Plus as MSX 1 version with only few enhancements, being the DD-Plus a release with a 3 1/2 drive embedded in the cabinet.
