A Pac-Man tribute for unexpanded MSX1, crammed into 16KB of ROM. Read more about c0man (MSX Game)
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MSX is an 8-bit home computing standard created in 1983 by ASCII and Microsoft to unify hardware across brands. Driven by a 3.58 MHz Zilog Z80A CPU with a minimum of 8 KB RAM and 16 KB VRAM, it outputs 256 x 192 resolution visuals with 16 colors and 3-channel audio, booting straight into MSX BASIC from ROM.
BrewOtaku gameplay of the MSX game 'Congo Bongo' by Mastropiero. Read more about Video: Congo Bongo (MSX) (2026) BrewOtaku Quick Gameplay
Asteroid Rescue (2026) by Electric Adventures for MSX. Read more about Asteroid Rescue (MSX Game)
Yokai No Atsuki Tatakai (2026) by Paxanga Software for MSX. Read more about Yokai No Atsuki Tatakai (MSX Game)
The Morning Star (2026) by Dareint for MSX. Read more about The Morning Star (MSX Game)
Tiny Tetris VS by Antxiko for MSX. Read more about Tiny Tetris VS (MSX Game)
Maze 80 (2025) by Keith Erickson for MSX. Read more about Maze 80 (MSX Game)
Blaster Bomb (2025) by Gamecast for MSX. Bombs appear from nowhere with a 30-second fuse — defuse them or lose a life. Read more about Blaster Bomb (MSX)
Almost a Pong by joesg for MSX. Read more about Almost a Pong (MSX Game)
Planet X9 (2025) brings real-time strategy to MSX with V9990 and OPL4. Manage three resources, seven buildings, and six units across tactical DOS-to-MSX port. Read more about Planet X9 (MSX-V9990)