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Home » Community » Photoshoots » Japan 2003 (MSX Magazine Festival) » One controller connected to both the PC and the MSX. Now...

One controller connected to both the PC and the MSX. Now you can play Thexder on two screens and two computers at the same time with just one controller!

by MSX Resource Center on 18-10-2009, 21:10
Topic: Japan 2003 (MSX Magazine Festival)

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