Hi santiontanon,
I'll shoot a little clip, you & your game really deserve it. I have several MSXes at my disposition for that, what was your childhood MSX machine ?
Hi santiontanon,
I'll shoot a little clip, you & your game really deserve it. I have several MSXes at my disposition for that, what was your childhood MSX machine ?
According to his website a Philips VG8020:
Got it.
Here you go: Let's play Transball !
Video quality is not super good, sorry for that (good point is that it does not look like an emulator capture !). You can still distinguish the VG8020 :)
WoW :-) Nice video and already some nice skills in the games! Well done!
@tfh: absolutely, feel free to add the game
@Louthrax: wow, thanks!!!! that made my day!!! and indeed, nice skills!! I didn't realize the first level could be completed without even turning the ship around!!
and yeah, as tfh says, I had a VG8020
@tfh: absolutely, feel free to add the game
@Louthrax: wow, thanks!!!! that made my day!!! and indeed, nice skills!! I didn't realize the first level could be completed without even turning the ship around!!
and yeah, as tfh says, I had a VG8020
Thanks & Done:
http://www.file-hunter.com/MSX/
Just hit the Transball welcomescreen on the left side of the screen and you can play instantly :)
@santiontanon
Why not to add fine scrolling on msx2 using r18 and r23?
The sole tricky part is the line interrupt to split the score bar from the scrolling area.
It could be a nice option if msx2 is detected.
@Louthrax: wow, thanks!!!! that made my day!!! and indeed, nice skills!! I didn't realize the first level could be completed without even turning the ship around!!
Using an arade stick really helps for Transball. You can click and control the thrust in a very accurate manner, which is not not the case with a joypad (using your thumb and usually softer switches).