MCP-OPENMSX Server v1.0.0 Released!
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for automating openMSX emulator instances from AI agent LLMs.
Provides comprehensive tools for MSX software development, testing, and automation through standardized MCP protocols.
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NMENU v1.0.0 Released!!
A utility that allows you to create ANSI, and fully customizable menus. These menus can be used to launch programs (.COM, .BAT), MSX ROM, or even other NMENU files to create multi-page menus.
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As an analyst I always love to watch charts of trends in the past to predict the future.
Here is a graph that shows the MSX releases for 1983 up to now. After the commercial game studios moved on to other platforms the home brew community took over.
This graph show a breakdown per year between MSX1 and MSX2 games. It's clear that by the time the MSX2 came around game studios didn't show much interest to create ROM carts.
I have to give a huge shout out to the home-brew community to keep the MSX scene alive. I hope the new MSX models coming to the west in the future will boost development on the platform.
@nishikazuhiko thank you for inspiring people to still create new games for the MSX platform after 4+ decades.
@bpost_nl is goed in rekeningen opsturen om vervolgens het pakje te verliezen. En er niets aan te willen doen, uiteraard, want ik ben slechts de ontvanger. #waardeloos