So the PC-98 image I'm working on that is an extension of Kobushi's YAHDI image. Here's some photos and a video of the exhibit. The MSX machines I brought were the Panasonic FS-A1 GT Turbo R and a 1-Chip MSX clone developed in Korea back in 2013 called a Zemmix Neo Lite. If you are interested in more of her stuff, you can visit her website at.
I was also demoing my friend Noyemi Karlaitė's chiptunes that she composes for the YM2203 and YM2608 and handing out free CD-Keys to one of her bandcamp albums for her upcoming PC-98 style RPG called Hell Diary.
I had it setup for anyone who had questions to ask about them to be able to explore and see what these computers were capable of and even had some folks play some Flame Zapper Kotsujin. This year I did something a little different in that rather than just bring MSX computers, I also exhibited two PC-98 models, the PC-9821 Ce2 model and the PC-98DO.
We've done 3 exhibits so far with this last year just being my stuff since my buddy couldn't make it. A few weeks have passed since this event, but sometimes a friend and I do MSX Exhibits as part of the Atlanta Historical Computer Society's Vintage Computer Fair Southeast event.
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