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The Bitmap Soft team threw a £50 voucher for their online retro software store into the winners’ loot box.
Who ever earns it, he, or she, is gonna be a happy wiggler for sure with this customized joystick from Pixel Memories.
That’s a mighty fine and sweet looking machine there…and yeah, it’s a Sony.
RetroGameboyz’s new retro hardware, the MSX Joypad, has found a cozy spot in the lootbox. Enjoy the game!
Super Sokoban is a variation of the classic Sokoban game, adapted for MSX2 with SCC. The physical ROM found its way to the loot box
Our classic well known MSX logo in 3D print form, emitting a blue and white light has found its way to the loot box. Coasters included.
A physical edition of the Cerium OPL4 music disk by Omega has just landed in the ever growing loot box.
Thanks to GSRUN, this classic turbo R game is now accessible to any MSXdev winner, as it was included in our loot box.
We love seeing past MSXdev games published on physical ROM cartridges, and having them in our loot box is even better. MSXdev24 winner BUN-GA-RUA is now in the loot box
THE SX-E FPGA-based MSX+ clone is not just a piece of modern hardware; it’s a time machine that runs all MSX software as if it were on the original equipment.
The Supersoniqs MSX hardware extension named Soundstar delivers 6 channels of unprecedented stereo tone generated audio to the MSX system.
From renowned hardware designer Supersoniqs, the MSXdev received their Darky Jr. sound extension to drop it in the loot box for any winner to take.
Step out of the dark with the MSX lamp created by Wolter Lesman. Two of these illuminating items have found their way into the loot box.
With a premium quality MSX-Music sound cartridge like the SixPac, you’ll never get bored of FM tunes again. Now in the box!
For every participant in this year’s MSXdev event, a digital copy of the latest BrewOtaku magazine is available.
Videogameperfection.com has delivered a copy of their latest and createst video scaler, the PixelFX Morph 4K, into the loot box
The brand new sound extension from Supersoniqs called Makoto brings NEC sounds to your MSX and is now in the loot box!
The Supersoniqs MSX hardware extension named Soundstar delivers 6 channels of unprecedented stereo tone generated audio to the MSX system.
From renowned hardware designer Supersoniqs, the MSXdev received their Darky Jr. sound extension to drop it in the loot box for any winner to take.
The Pixel Memories Pasoko-1000 is a tribute to the original joystick from the eighties using the same hardware.
A unique set of 9 preserved copies of the ASCII Pocket Bank magazine, originally released in the golden days of MSX
For every participant in this year’s MSXdev event, a digital copy of the latest BrewOtaku magazine is available.
Another addition to the MSXdev24 winners-loot-box! This time a physical ROM cartridge of the MSX-2 game Phenix Corrupta from last year’s edition.
The Pixel Memories display is an incredibly precise replica, capturing the essence of beloved games. The fortunate winner will have the honor of their game being immortalized in this special way.
This FPGA-based MSX clone is not just a piece of modern hardware; it’s a time machine that runs all MSX software as if it were on the original equipment.
The MSX-Pico is a multifunctional Flash ROM cartridge that comes in various colors. Designer and creator Jeroen Taverne has dropped of copy in the box
The mighty RBSC Carnivore 2+ cartridge to boost your MSX has been added to the winners-loot-box.
That’s a mighty fine and sweet looking machine there…and yeah, it’s a Sony.
The book publisher Bitmap Books hands over a free book of choice to any winner of MSXdev23.
Stick with it! Nothing less than 128GB of storage to keep MSX data on. Now, in the winners-loot-box.
MSX calamar hands over a MultiMapper cartridge to provide an easy way to load ROMs to the MSX system.