MSX + LD was one of the worst ideas ever created. It was only a LD player attached to a ordinary MSX computer controlling the disc. When the LD got out of order (most common than one would expect), it was reduced to a very expensive and eccentric MSX machine.
+WikiMSX.org I believe he's talking about that audio static in the first 90 or so seconds of the video. AOL sounded just like that every time you 'dialed up'.
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I really like the animation style!
RIP right ear. And how come I haven't gotten into aol yet lol
What does he yell at 3:34?
The Game Overs are funny, I didnt expect that from Konami ...
Why? Konami used to make very funny games back then.
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MSX + LD was one of the worst ideas ever created. It was only a LD player attached to a ordinary MSX computer controlling the disc. When the LD got out of order (most common than one would expect), it was reduced to a very expensive and eccentric MSX machine.
In fact, that was the general idea of LD working in conjunction with other systems as well (including arcade LD-based games).
Buck (the main character) has it pretty rough...
"You got mail!"
Who that girl that just transform into a monster. What her name
😑 that not a girl name
Ok. I never heard of jeffica
.....aol...you get mail..
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+WikiMSX.org I believe he's talking about that audio static in the first 90 or so seconds of the video. AOL sounded just like that every time you 'dialed up'.
Well, that sound is the game program which is encoded and loaded through the tape input (as usual back in the 80s).
It made sense that they put it there for the computer to display the game right.
Most computer's often relied on that including modems for early internet apps like Compuserve or BBS.
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