Marcelo Teixeira Silveira from Brazil has created an English translation of his MSX Viewer Appendix. This is a PDF document which explains MSX screen modes in their fullest detail while still being understandable for beginning MSX'ers, it's a valuable document for novice MSX developers!
Micro Mind
Xavi_Gipe from Barcelona has finished his entry for Konamito's 25th Anniversary MSX-BASIC Contest: Micro Mind. This game, a Mastermind clone offers you to play 3 levels and up to 8 colors.
MundoCombo, also known as Nakoko, is a spanish web magazine devoted to a variety of topics such as books, movies, music and videogames.
M.A.Z.E. final
In march we reported about a beta version of M.A.Z.E., which was to become an entry for the 2KBOS contest. Daniel Vik and Vincent van Dam -a duo of highly active and surprising developers- have now finished this entry.
Novalia Spirit just released a translation patch for Compile's action RPG Golvellius. Players that get lost in the game will be happy to know that Novalia Spirit's webpage also contains an informative map of the Golvellius overworld.
There are four new songs available for listening and downloading in the donkeyrol jukebox, being:
- Andalussian Dragon (by [DK]). Flamenco remix of some Dragon Slayer IV tunes
- Demon Horde (by Jorito). Rock remake of the Maze of Galious monsters' theme
- MoG Shrine (by Jorito). Ambiental arrangement of the Maze of Galious shrine song
- MoG Story (by Wolf).
On the website IGN, Hideo Kojima has been interviewed regarding the future of Snake, the character of a game that made MSX history and needs no further introduction anymore.
It's the 14th already, high time for a new poll! Prior to presenting the new poll, let's have a look at the outcome of the megapoll finale from March/April. Which MSX demo is the all-time best?
New AAMSX website
After the "Concili de Mataró" (Mataró Council) -an MSX meeting held in Mataró (a town near Barcelona, Spain)- the organization of the Asociación de Amigos del MSX (MSX Friends Association) suffered some changes.
