Laurens Holst has updated the MAP (MSX Assembly Pages), adding some important missing information to the MSX I/O ports overview document. Now the memory mapper, PPI (including primary slot select register) and the subslot select register are documented in detail.
blueMSX 2.2
BlueMSX, the MSX Emulator Comparison chart leader, has been updated to version 2.2.
MAD has released four songs created with SCC and PSG sounds: Legend of Silpheed (from Silpheed, PC8801), Green Hill Zone (from Sonic the Hedgehog, Sega Megadrive), a BGM from Super Mario (NES) and an arrangement of the song Nanga Def? (from Technodon, Yellow Magic Orchestra).
Amusement Center have re-released T&E Soft's MSX2 racing game the Greatest Driver in Project EGG.
Boukichi has released a pre-compiled Win32 binary of openMSX 0.5.1 which contains the debug extension he released earlier this week.
One of the most well known utilities for the multitasking UNIX OS for MSX (UZIX) is FudeBrowZer: a genuine webbrowser for MSX1 and higher.
Ricardo Bittencourt has released the sourcecode to his MSX version of Tetrinet on the msx-rb yahoogroup. The file is, amongst others, only available to members of this group. You can join the group by following the instructions on the msx-rb website.
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Bitwise Web HQ updated
The Bitwise Web HQ has been updated, adding two new features: A contact form and an order form for BombJack and future products to be distributed by Bitwise. Apart from this a few improvements were made to the layout and code of the website.
Earlier of this week we added 3 entries to the IOMBCC (International Obfuscated MSX-BASIC Code Contest) to our downloads database.
Sergey Bulba released a new package of PT2/PT3 tools for both MSX and ZX-Spectrum called PTxTools.