Changes

Initially, blueMSX's emulation was quite poor and suffered from the same limitations and flaws as its mother fMSX. However, during the first year, the development focused on improving and replacing the misbehaving emulation code, as well as redesigning the software architecture. With better architecture, emulation of new devices became easier and wasn't very long before most audio devices and ROM types were supported.

In November 2004, blueMSX was finally 100% free of fMSX code. The November release was also a big milestone since it brought support for the TurboR, the last MSX produced. On top of that, it was the first release that included emulation for the [[ColecoVision emulators|ColecoVision]] and the Spectravideo SV-328.