openMSX

openMSX 0.9.0—Enigma—improves a lot on accuracy of floppy support, especially by the introduction of support for the DMK format. This means it should be possible to run all MSX disk software without patching it. Furthermore, our efforts to improve ... [More] performance has some results: start up time has almost halved on a Dingoo A320! Together with openMSX an updated version of Catapult, our user-friendly GUI, was released. Please read the release notes for details. [Less]

openMSX 0.9.0—Enigma—improves a lot on accuracy of floppy support, especially by the introduction of support for the DMK format. This means it should be possible to run all MSX disk software without patching it. Furthermore, our efforts to improve ... [More] performance has some results: start up time has almost halved on a Dingoo A320! Together with openMSX an updated version of Catapult, our user-friendly GUI, was released. Please read the release notes for details. [Less]

openMSX 0.8.2—Small Guy— mostly fixes loads of bugs and adds many smaller features and improvements. Together with openMSX an updated version of Catapult, our user-friendly GUI, was released. Please read the release notes for details.

openMSX 0.8.2—Small Guy— mostly fixes loads of bugs and adds many smaller features and improvements. Together with openMSX an updated version of Catapult, our user-friendly GUI, was released. Please read the release notes for details.

openMSX 0.8.2—Small Guy— mostly fixes loads of bugs and adds many smaller features and improvements. Together with openMSX an updated version of Catapult, our user-friendly GUI, was released. Please read the release notes for details.

openMSX 0.8.1 - Tasmania - builds on the previous release, in the sense that we worked out the features a little more. We added a lot of scripts to help you with Tool Assisted Speedruns (TAS), one of the reasons openMSX got officially approved as a ... [More] TAS capable emulator on tasvideos.org. The reverse feature also got some updates while doing this. For the rest we have again mostly fixed smaller issues and added smaller features. Together with openMSX an updated version of Catapult, our user-friendly GUI, was released. Please read the release notes for details. [Less]

openMSX 0.8.1 - Tasmania - builds on the previous release, in the sense that we worked out the features a little more. We added a lot of scripts to help you with Tool Assisted Speedruns (TAS), one of the reasons openMSX got officially approved as a ... [More] TAS capable emulator on tasvideos.org. The reverse feature also got some updates while doing this. For the rest we have again mostly fixed smaller issues and added smaller features. Together with openMSX an updated version of Catapult, our user-friendly GUI, was released. Please read the release notes for details. [Less]

openMSX 0.8.1 - Tasmania - builds on the previous release, in the sense that we worked out the features a little more. We added a lot of scripts to help you with Tool Assisted Speedruns (TAS), one of the reasons openMSX got officially approved as a ... [More] TAS capable emulator on tasvideos.org. The reverse feature also got some updates while doing this. For the rest we have again mostly fixed smaller issues and added smaller features. Together with openMSX an updated version of Catapult, our user-friendly GUI, was released. Please read the release notes for details. [Less]

openMSX 0.8.0 - CSI Dresal - includes two major new features: reverse and Laserdisc. Reverse is similar to what you can do in meisei: you can 'rewind' time with your finger tip, to correct game playing mistakes or inspect what caused a crash. ... [More] Laserdisc is the Palcom system introduced by Pioneer in 1984: now you can play all the Palcom MSX Laserdisc games in openMSX! With this release we also provide a first official binary package for Dingux on your Dingoo hand held. For the rest we have mostly fixed smaller issues and added smaller features. Together with openMSX an updated version of Catapult, our user-friendly GUI, was released. Please read the release notes for details. [Less]

openMSX 0.8.0 - CSI Dresal - includes two major new features: reverse and Laserdisc. Reverse is similar to what you can do in meisei: you can 'rewind' time with your finger tip, to correct game playing mistakes or inspect what caused a crash. ... [More] Laserdisc is the Palcom system introduced by Pioneer in 1984: now you can play all the Palcom MSX Laserdisc games in openMSX! With this release we also provide a first official binary package for Dingux on your Dingoo hand held. For the rest we have mostly fixed smaller issues and added smaller features. Together with openMSX an updated version of Catapult, our user-friendly GUI, was released. Please read the release notes for details. [Less]