I was in no condition to program/compile or edit music/videos, so I decided to look for MSX listings witg Google. Back in the days if you wanted new software cheap, you could buy a computermagazine and type over some listings.
If you were lucky the listing works all at once, most of the time you were tryiong to find typos. I did a lot of typing over listings, I even bought a couple of books full of listings when I started with MSX-ing.
It was very educational to see how those listings work, so I could improve them.
01) http://msx.hansotten.com/magazines/mccm-disks/
Yeah, there are more sources to download those MCM/MCCM disks, full of listings and other MSX-stuff. It can be handy before you stsart to type over a listing from a MCM/MCCM magazine, right ?
02) http://www.amusementfactory.com.br/msx/kmg/?p=0&l=en
Not much to do with listings, but free download of a MSX-2 remake of the original KONAMI Knightmare is hard to resist. The music of level 1 got several remakes in the MSX music-scene. The best one I found on YouTube was this: https://youtu.be/y0b-bi7TMd4
(not made on any MSX...)
03) https://msxcassettes.wordpress.com/2011/04/18/toshiba-home-computer-hx-10-sample-program-19xxtoshibajpen/
I searched for samples, but in the end, this link fits more at the Google search for MSX listings. If you look in Ficheros , you find a lot of Spanish MSX games I never heard of and also a couple of listing compliations, I hope.
Start you Google translate and play those games on your MSX-Emulator !
04) http://members.ziggo.nl/the.incantation/
Again MCM/MCCM disks full of listings, but also a nice collection of MSX/PC tools you never knew they existed. Take a good look around here, I really liked FDsave and FDload, but a manual or something is not included.
Too bad, now we have to try and hope for the best.
05) http://www.illusionware.it/msx%20LD.html
Nothing to do with listings, but this rare website had some info about a very curious MSX hardware combo, a Palcom MSX-1 computer and a Pioneer LaserDisc player. There were a couple of (NTSC) games made for this special MSX, so in Europe you could not play those (PAL standard). Search the titles on YouTube, great cutscenes, but great gameplay ?
For example check out Astron Belt of Sega . Or search on YouTube with "MSX Laserdisc" to get plenty of Laserdisc gameplay
It was very educational to see how those listings work, so I could improve them.
01) http://msx.hansotten.com/magazines/mccm-disks/
Yeah, there are more sources to download those MCM/MCCM disks, full of listings and other MSX-stuff. It can be handy before you stsart to type over a listing from a MCM/MCCM magazine, right ?
Not much to do with listings, but free download of a MSX-2 remake of the original KONAMI Knightmare is hard to resist. The music of level 1 got several remakes in the MSX music-scene. The best one I found on YouTube was this: https://youtu.be/y0b-bi7TMd4
(not made on any MSX...)
03) https://msxcassettes.wordpress.com/2011/04/18/toshiba-home-computer-hx-10-sample-program-19xxtoshibajpen/
I searched for samples, but in the end, this link fits more at the Google search for MSX listings. If you look in Ficheros , you find a lot of Spanish MSX games I never heard of and also a couple of listing compliations, I hope.
Start you Google translate and play those games on your MSX-Emulator !
04) http://members.ziggo.nl/the.incantation/
Again MCM/MCCM disks full of listings, but also a nice collection of MSX/PC tools you never knew they existed. Take a good look around here, I really liked FDsave and FDload, but a manual or something is not included.
Too bad, now we have to try and hope for the best.
05) http://www.illusionware.it/msx%20LD.html
Nothing to do with listings, but this rare website had some info about a very curious MSX hardware combo, a Palcom MSX-1 computer and a Pioneer LaserDisc player. There were a couple of (NTSC) games made for this special MSX, so in Europe you could not play those (PAL standard). Search the titles on YouTube, great cutscenes, but great gameplay ?
For example check out Astron Belt of Sega . Or search on YouTube with "MSX Laserdisc" to get plenty of Laserdisc gameplay
Well, that's enough for now, if you weant more links, check the next post.
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