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| | MSX 20th anniversary demo |
| | Wednesday, June 04, 2003 - 18:50 Submitted by: snout Topic: Games & Demos | | Today we added a new title to our downloads database. The MSX 20th anniversary demo was created by Olivier Hustin, also known as Maggoo from IOD and Abbyss. This demo celebrates the 20th anniversary of our beloved MSX system with some nice and well-thought effects. You can download this demo now, exclusively on the MSX Resource Center downloads database. More new titles will be added in the near future. Feel free to send your own creations in!
Relevant link: MSX 20th anniversary demo |
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| By BiFi on June 04 2003, 19:08 | Very cool demo Maggoo. Great visuals and very cool to hear just PSG again.
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| By snout on June 04 2003, 23:11 | Very cool demo indeed. I also like the readme and the greetings ^_^
Are there more people working on 20th anniversary products?
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| By Latok on June 05 2003, 09:18 | This is a G*R*E*A*T demo! Thx Abyss!
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| By BiFi on June 05 2003, 22:22 | Snout, yeah... You would like the readme contents 
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| By konamiman on June 06 2003, 20:12 | It does not work on my Turbo-R with internal 512K... the Abyss logo appears, then apparently lots of data are loaded from disk, and then it hangs... 8-(
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| By snout on June 06 2003, 20:21 | did you try running it in Z80 mode, without external hardware connected?
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| By Maggoo on June 06 2003, 20:27 | Strange, it did work on the TR of Snout. Someone else reported problems on a ST.
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| By konamiman on June 07 2003, 09:26 | I have tried with DOS 1 and DOS 2, and with absolutely no external hardware connected. Still not work...
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| By Maggoo on June 07 2003, 09:40 | Sadly I don't have a Turbo R to test it myself, but the source will be put online soon if someone wants to look at it to see why it's causing problems on some TR
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| By konamiman on June 07 2003, 09:57 | It works now. I just had to remove the "map" from start.bat. But something still wrong... music sounds odd, and some graphics aren't displayed correctly.
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| By Maggoo on June 07 2003, 10:25 | The demo should also work from HD in DOS2, hence the map.com otherwise the mapper is locked.
Try booting in dos2, switch to Z80 mode, run map.com and start the demo.
I truly have no clue what is so different on the TurboR regarding memory mapper
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| By Sylvester on June 07 2003, 16:15 | I just tested it on my TR ST with 1MB internal memory, but no problems at all (also on my CF it didn't give any problems).
Only one strange thing in the pixel tunnel, it looks like the pixels from the bottom appear on top. But it's still a nice demo
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| By konamiman on June 08 2003, 12:46 | > I truly have no clue what is so different on the TurboR regarding memory mapper
Why you don't just check if DOS 2 is present, and if so, use the DOS 2 mapper support routines?
BTW the demo finally worked perfectly... don't ask me why, since I didn't any changes on my hard, but now it works! This is a true "MSX-Files" 8-O
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