fMSX 4.3

fMSX is a program that emulates MSX, MSX2, and MSX2+ home computers. It runs the majority of MSX software and mimics most popular hardware extensions, such as SCC, OPLL, etc.

 fMSX has a very long history for a piece of software. It has been in continuous development since 1993, when I wrote the first version to run on Unix-based DEC Alpha workstations. Because fMSX is written in C, it is a very portable program. It can run on any sufficiently fast 32bit hardware platform, be it personal computer, PDA, videogame console, cell phone, set-top box, or a DVD player. There are fMSX versions for Unix, Windows, Macintosh, Symbian, MSDOS, Amiga, and many other platforms.

What's in this version:

• Added instant replay function (press [F8]) that "rewinds" gameplay.
• Switched to the new state saving code.
• Built-in menu now available when pressing [F10].
• Built-in debugger now available when pressing [CTRL]+[F10].
• Fixed a memory corruption bug in the instant replay recorder.
• Fixed instant replay not recording the first state.

• fMSX 4.3 [Source Code] Hits: 404 Size: 565 Kb
• fMSX 4.3 [Linux] [32-Bit Intel] [Generic Binary] Hits: 417 Size: 810 Kb
• fMSX 4.3 [Windows] [32-Bit Intel] Hits: 342 Size: 349 Kb