In anticipation to the MSX Fair Nijmegen 2008, Bitwise have announced that they again have a new Shockware title to release on the fair: Malaika, the smooth-scrolling platform game for MSX1 by
This weekend, on Saturday the 19th, the third installment of the annual MSX-fair in Nijmegen will be held. The list of participants and their activities is now complete:
- openMSX Team - Demonstration of openMSX 0.6.3., the new Catapult and the debugger GUI.
It's the 14th already, high time for a new poll! Prior to presenting the new poll, let's have a look at the outcome of the short new-year's poll from January. Which new year's resolutions would we wish our fellow MSX users to fulfill most of all?
Once again the Donkeyrol jukebox has been updated. Let's throw in some statistics:
- More than 250 new songs from the SNES, N64 and MSX
- The playlist window has been sensibly increased (+300%) to optimize the user interface
- Minor credits/language bugs have been fixed
There are now more than 1100 songs (2GB+) of games music in the playlist (approximately 65% MSX).
SMRC2 - #6: Mirror Scroll 2
From VJ, chiptune- and electronic-music encyclopedia poke-1,170 comes the sixth entry for the second edition of the Scene Music Remake Challenge:
bgMSX - Bombaman added
Bart Roijmans (Low_Profile) explodes into the new year by sending us oodles of MP3 files: game rearranges he has made over the years. As of now, they're available from our ever-growing downloads section.
MuSiCa MML examples
Some time ago, our forum user grit posted some MML examples for MuSiCa in our forums. He allowed for the files to be available through the downloads database. It took a while, but finally they're there!