A relaxing puzzle game where the player has to clear the board by finding a meeting point so 2 ( or more! ) animals can be matched. Love is in the air!
Not a game, but this handy app will help you find Z80 opcodes or mnemonics quickly. The aim was to be able to browse the instruction set faster and easier than using a table on a small screen.
Embark on a quest to save the Galaxy in this beautiful puzzle/action game. This time on the MSX2! The cartridge was released on the 40 year MSX anniversary fair "GOTO40" in Amsterdam.
Here's a quick video of the new way to update your GR8NET...
Search for the reflash.asc with CALL NETBROWSE and follow the instructions. This is the lazy way, but if you don't have any special configurations, this is much faster than doing it manually.
The other day I got a copy of the Japanese version of Metal Gear. It's still on route as I write this. And I was wondering, when it gets here, how would I know if it works? Metal Gear for the MSX is the only Konami game that's region locked and you need a Japanese MSX to make it work - and I don't own one.
Other than knowing if Metal Gear works, I'd actually would want to play it! And there's a whole bunch of other games that also change apearance or behaviour depending on the region of the MSX they're running on. Sounds like fun to be able to see that happening using the real cartridge! So, let's figure out if there's a workaround!
The Technical Data Book explanation for the LINE command wasn't very easy to wrap my head around. It's definitely more complex than the BASIC LINE command! Finally got it to work, so here's a quick write-up for my future self. And hopefully will benefit someone else one day.
Going to presume it's clear how to use the VDP commands in general, this is a quick explanation of the LINE command and just focusing on those registers.
I'm thinking that a practical example with pseudo code will probably work better than formulating a wordy explanation.