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'''MSXPLAYer''' is an official, commercial [[MSX emulators|MSX emulator]] created by Bazix developers, released by Stichting Sunrise and the MSX Association. It comes with the MSX GameReader. | '''MSXPLAYer''' is an official, commercial [[MSX emulators|MSX emulator]] created by Bazix developers, released by Stichting Sunrise and the MSX Association. It comes with the MSX GameReader. |
Revision as of 10:59, 14 August 2021
Developer(s) | Bazix |
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Latest version | N/A |
Active | No |
Platform(s) | Windows |
Emulates | MSX |
Website | msxa.org |
MSXPLAYer is an official, commercial MSX emulator created by Bazix developers, released by Stichting Sunrise and the MSX Association. It comes with the MSX GameReader.
Download
Release 1 (09/27/01) Old, based on intent so it runs without a GameReader |
Overview
It plays all but 3 games (FAC demo 5, Sphere, and Magoo's Verticle Sync demo), but has many small glitches with other games. Only ~1/3rd or audio is emulated. The program is completely in Japanese and has very little in the way of configuration: no controller config, no video enhancement options, and no screenshot or savestate support. Also, copies of the emulator are given with MSX GameReaders, and as such it doesn't read disk images: you either need to use real disks or mount images in a virtual floppy disk. It's recommended to use blueMSX over this.
Surprisingly, according to the Japanese Wikipedia page (See below) for MSXPLAYer, this emulator was based on the fMSX emulator.
Resources
- MSXPLAYer - GameReader edition review (By MSX Resource Center on April 21, 2005)
- MSX-PLAYer page at MSX Resource Center (Last modified 13 April 2018)
- Japanese Wikipedia