Kai Magazine | illusion city mega cd demo on msx2 with 64k of ram @kaimagazine8221 | Uploaded December 2014 | Updated October 2024, 17 minutes ago.
This video shows the latest creation of Kai Magazine, showing the game intro of the Sega Mega CD game "Illusion city" in a basic msx2 with 64k of ram. The graphics have been ripped from the Mega CD game, carefully converted from 64 colors to 16 colors, and strategically mounted to fit in a standard video ram msx2 with only 64k of ram and 128 vram. The musics are from the Turbo-R game, and the programming has been completely made from scratch in Turbo Basic (Kai Magazine brand). Up to today's date it has never done anything like it in MSX. Most of the demo looks like the Mega CD (16-bit console with cd rom) despite the MSX is 8 bits, and lacks many of the hardware effects of the mega cd console, which have been emulated, with understandable drops in frames per second (or softness) in just a few scenes.
This video shows the latest creation of Kai Magazine, showing the game intro of the Sega Mega CD game "Illusion city" in a basic msx2 with 64k of ram. The graphics have been ripped from the Mega CD game, carefully converted from 64 colors to 16 colors, and strategically mounted to fit in a standard video ram msx2 with only 64k of ram and 128 vram. The musics are from the Turbo-R game, and the programming has been completely made from scratch in Turbo Basic (Kai Magazine brand). Up to today's date it has never done anything like it in MSX. Most of the demo looks like the Mega CD (16-bit console with cd rom) despite the MSX is 8 bits, and lacks many of the hardware effects of the mega cd console, which have been emulated, with understandable drops in frames per second (or softness) in just a few scenes.
