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Tutorial: How to create MSX-disks on a PC to run MSX cartridge files from disk on a real MSX machine

Sun, 08/15/2010 - 3:33am — Mark Vergeer

The MSX is a home computer system much like the AppleII, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, BBC and Commodore 64. Home computers were first developed in the 70's to be able to compete with the hugely expensive PCs that were available at the time. Home computer systems were relatively cheap and could easily outperform the PCs in terms of graphics, sound and versatility. Read more below on how to actually use games, disks and files on these (old) wonderful computer systems.

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Tutorial: How to create MSX-disks on a PC to run MSX cartridge files from disk on a real MSX machine