MSX Computers - Scrolling, Sprites, and Stereotypes
Crash course in the four generations of MSX computers with a focus on scrolling, sprites, media, sound, homebrew, and patches. Shed your assumptions. Know the machine. If you would like to support this channel, here is a link to the Displaced Gamers Patreon page - / displacedgamers Twitter: / displacedgamers Facebook: / displacedgamers Instagram: / displacedgamers #MSX #Computers #retro
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Dithering on the Sony PlayStation
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This Computer is from a Defunct Supercomputer Company
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Contra - Behind the Code
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10 Amazing MSX Turbo R Facts
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No More Windows. I'm Using DOS Now.
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The Hidden Source Code in Dragon's Lair (NES)
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MSX - Review - Game Sack
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Microsoft and Apple Wanted This OS – GeoWorks Rise and Fall
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The Atari 2600, Analog Video, Scalers, and the Agony of 240p Ambiguity
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NES Ghosts 'n Goblins, 60 fps, and Micronics' Bloated Sprite Engine - Behind the Code
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A Brilliant Failure: The Atari 400 & 800 Story
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Konami's creative MSX team: From Pippols to Metal Gear 2
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LGR - MSX 2 Computer System Review
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The Computer That Was Too Advanced for Its Own Good.
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Amazing graphical tricks in classic games - Your questions answered! | White_Pointer Gaming
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I Bought 4 MSX Computers on eBay: Can I Fix Them All?!
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How Rockstar fit an entire city into PlayStation 2 memory
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The Rise and Fall of the MSX: Japan's Open Standard Revolution
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The Awful Controls of Ikari Warriors for NES - Behind the Code
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