Price Description 10,00 Euro Premium OFC Scart cable for, among others, the MSX Computer, with gold-plated contacts and a metal Scart plug. Especially for the (Philips) MSX, a Premium OFC Scart-Scartcable This cable provides a perfect picture for any device that is connected with a Scart connector. Not only the…
Price Description 37,50 Euro MegaLoadOn32 Cartridge for the MSX including 32 games including a RED cartridge housing. 32,50 Euro As the above, Bare PCB without the cartridge housing Specially designed for the MSX, the MegaLoadOn32 Cartridge. This cartridge ensures that you immediately have a huge amount of programs available when…
Price Description 37,50 Euro MegaLoadOn16 Cartridge for the MSX including 64 games including a BLUE cartridge housing. 32,50 Euro As the above, Bare PCB without the cartridge housing Specially designed for the MSX, the MegaLoadOn16 Cartridge. This cartridge ensures that you immediately have a huge amount of programs available when…
The MegaLoadOn32 MSX Cartridge is now available! After the introduction of the MegaLoadOn16, it is now time to announce the 2nd variant, the MegaLoadOn32 What is the MegaLoadOn32 MSX Cartridge exactly: This cartridge is one with 32 banks of 32 KB in a single MSX Cartridge, where the banks are…
The MegaLoadOn16 MSX Cartridge now available! It took some testing and redesign, but it’s done, the MegaLoadOn16 is available from now on. What exactly is the MegaLoadOn16 MSX Cartridge: This cartridge is one with 64 banks of 16 KB in a single MSX Cartridge, where the banks are switched by…
Prototyping an Idea – designing and building a MSX Game Cartridge I wanted to build a Cartridge for my MSX-1 so that I could do something without the hassle of using tapes and cabling once in a while. In the distant past I once downloaded a PCB design what could…
I haven’t really spent a lot of time on the MSX in terms of priority, I haven’t really gotten any further than installing a Gotek Floppydrive Emulator in my MSX-II’s. I also have 3 MSX-I computers in my collection, but have never really looked back, reason for that: no floppy…