M-Kai

by W76NearDark on 24-02-2009, 15:23
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Japanese game developer M-Kai has put his MSX productions on his web site for download recently. One of the games is Pleasure Hearts. Until now that was a very rare side scrolling shoot 'em up game with mindblowing speed, huge numbers of enemies and very nice graphical effects.

M-Kai was also the maker of Kyokugen which also can be downloaded from his site. Kyokugen was a fast vertical scrolling shoot 'em up. This game was quite common because it was officially released outside Japan.

The game can be run from a hdd or cf. This was tested with Near Dark's ReadIt and RunIt tools. Other tools might work also, but are not tested.

Relevant link: Download section on M-Kai's website

Comments (8)

By Huey

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24-02-2009, 18:13

Kyokugen? Quite common??

By Imanok

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24-02-2009, 20:59

Yes... at least it was distributed by Hnostar in Spain (an english version).

Great games btw!! Smile

By W76NearDark

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24-02-2009, 21:47

Kyokugen was also sold by Totally Chaos.

By Ivan

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24-02-2009, 21:50

Yes... and I didn't buy it! Both games came with very nice artwork.

Imanok, do you remember if Pleasure Hearts was distributed by Hnostar?

By SaebaMSX

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24-02-2009, 22:53

Pleasure Hearts was not distributed by Hnostar.

By Yukio

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24-02-2009, 23:38

Cool, another amazing game for the MSX micro computer system.
The Geocities/Yahoo community seems to be great!

By NYYRIKKI

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25-02-2009, 02:19

This definately makes Pleasure Hearts as all time best MSX shoot 'em up game released as freeware!

By Imanok

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25-02-2009, 19:01

Imanok, do you remember if Pleasure Hearts was distributed by Hnostar?
As SaebaMSX said, it wasn't.

This definately makes Pleasure Hearts as all time best MSX shoot 'em up game released as freeware!
You're probably right... is 'Multiplex' freeware, btw??