MSX2 Only PSG : MSX2.ROM - MSX2EXT.ROM - XBASIC2.ROM - PHILIPSDISK.ROM. MSX2 Korean : MSX2KR.ROM - MSX2KREXT.ROM - MSX2PMUS.ROM - MOONSOUND.ROM - XBASIC2.ROM - NATIONALDISK.ROM - HANGUL.ROM - MSX2HAN.ROM. MSX2 Japanese : MSX2J.ROM - MSX2JEXT.ROM - MSX2PMUS.ROM - MOONSOUND.ROM - XBASIC2.ROM - PANASONICDISK.ROM - KANJI.ROM - MSXKANJI.ROM. MSX2 German : MSX2G.ROM - MSX2GEXT.ROM - MSX2PMUS.ROM - MOONSOUND.ROM - XBASIC2.ROM - PHILIPSDISK.ROM. MSX2 French : MSX2FR.ROM - MSX2FREXT.ROM - MSX2PMUS.ROM - MOONSOUND.ROM - XBASIC2.ROM - PHILIPSDISK.ROM. 
MSX2 Brazilian : MSX2BR.ROM - MSX2BREXT.ROM - MSX2PMUS.ROM - MOONSOUND.ROM - XBASIC2.ROM - MICROSOLDISK.ROM.MSX2 Arabic : MSX2AR.ROM - MSX2AREXT.ROM - MSX2PMUS.ROM - MOONSOUND.ROM - XBASIC2.ROM - PANASONICDISK.ROM - KANJI.ROM - MSXKANJI.ROM - ARABIC.ROM - SWP.ROM - PAINT.ROM.MSX2 : MSX2.ROM - MSX2EXT.ROM - MSX2PMUS.ROM - MOONSOUND.ROM - XBASIC2.ROM - PHILIPSDISK.ROM.MSX Swedish : MSXSE.ROM - PHILIPSDISK.ROM.MSX Korean : MSXKR.ROM - MSXHAN.ROM - NATIONALDISK.ROM.MSX Japanese : MSXJ.ROM - PANASONICDISK.ROM.
MSX German : MSXG.ROM - PHILIPSDISK.ROM. MSX Brazilian : MSXBR.ROM - MICROSOLDISK.ROM. Each machine folder has an ini file that explains which BIOS is needed, the following are some examples. BlueMSX BIOSĭepending on the CORE option and machine you are running, it may require a different BIOS. Many games will have varying keyboard controls. Keyboard support can also be enable here by adding: input_libretro_device_p2 = "3"įor more information on custom RetroArch controls see: RetroArch Configuration openMSX has its own configuration, and will ignore control definitions made in RetroArch.Īdd custom retroarch controls to the retroarch.cfg file in /opt/retropie/configs/msx/retroarch.cfg Lr-fmsx and lr-bluemsx utilise RetroArch configurations. Place your MSX ROMs in /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/msx MSX had its greatest success in Japan, and was able to establishment some market share in countries like the Netherlands, Spain and Brazil.Įmulator: lr-fmsx, lr-bluemsx, OpenMSX ROMSĪccepted File Extensions. In Japan a few manufacturers still held out and released the MSX2+ and finally the TurboR. The MSX was followed by the MSX2, after which manufacturers abandoned the market outside Japan due to limited success. 
Various electronics vendors made MSX systems such as Canon, Casio, Daewoo, Fujitsu, Goldstar (LG), Hitachi, JVC, Mitsubishi, Panasonic, Philips, Pioneer, Samsung, Sanyo, Sony, Toshiba, Yamaha and various others. Microsoft provided the BASIC interpreter and later MSX-DOS. The MSX was a 8bit personal computer standard developed by ASCII in 1983.
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