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Oh, I checked PAL Metal Gear MSX, speed of what I see in YT footage seems to match that. Got used to NTSC ('original') speed.
Now let's get that Amiga emu going... 
@gdx: have you tried vAmiga? (wut, another hoffman(n)?? :D)
- upd: I checked in FS-UAE now, so yes, enabling NTSC in emu, or setting to 60Hz in game options makes it run like MSX NTSC (I actually (loosely) timed running from left to right.. :murdock:) Regardless, MSX music will always play at NTSC speed.
@h0ffman: perhaps an idea to point ppl to the fact that the original game was a JP production, and runs slower on a PAL machine / 50Hz (though in your conversion music plays the same) ?
Regarding the Transceiver description in the README: note that it can also actively pickup on a transmission when (simply) scanning via left & right. (And using this, you might pick up on something early in the game..) (and that would probably solve a certain mystery for some ppl )
Note that there's a forgotten (I bet most people don't even know about it) Japanese manual translation courtesy of Takamichi (very much appreciated btw). See 'Manual' on his Metal Gear Remix page.
Another request/suggestion: also enable the N key (like the original). It's the same as M. E.g. for me it's easier to reach.
@erpirao: posting that question here/now is kinda inappropriate I guess..
On topic. I played a bit, 23 things 
* "Carboard Box? Is it moving?"
I'm pretty sure the Remix translation says: are they moving (as in moving places);
* Rank up sfx is way too underwhelming. It's kind of a happening on MSX (and your rank is a pretty important/essential part/thing..);
* Kinda missing the radio freq. pitch sound (though the muted bgm & crackling sound is cool )
(oh, and did you see/get the N-key thing? )
So I'm calling Diane (Steve) during Shoot Gunner's fight... Author's liberties at work there? 
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And a bug report: punching (in the air) in the room at the start with the sleepy guard alerts him.
Today I tried it, maaan that is amazing smooth gameplay and sounds ( made me want to stream it on my channel )
Thank you Hoffman for this. Also my thanks goes to Manuel Pazos & anyone helping this great community in his/her own way.
