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main content news the retrosaurus konix multisystem podcast 27th february, 2018: dan and mark, the retrosaurs, discuss their interest in the multisystem in this episode of their podcast . i think they capture both the zeitgeist and continuing sense of crushing despair at the failure of this machine very well. although not very much has happened regarding the multisystem in the 2 years since i last posted, it's clear this machine grabs you and never lets go. it's going to be hard to explain this to later generations with any credibility, and although i'm using emotive language with my tongue firmly in my cheek to write this post, it's true that it was important to young gamers then, and that void was never really filled. while i'm here - it's a good opportunity to say that i'm still alive (yay!) and that i'm still open to contributions of news, information and leads relating to the multisystem. however - as it stands, i do think i've exhausted every possible line of investigation and talked to as many people as i can to fill these pages. it's probably unlikely that there's much more to be found - but never say never eh? if there are any more developments of any kind - rest assured, you'll see them here. new interview: kevin ayre formerly of o.d.e. 28th january, 2016: in this new interview i talk to kevin ayre a programmer who was tasked with porting the ode sailing game to the konix multi-system. read it here in the interview he shares his memories of the konix dev-kit, the excitement around the machine and his experience as a young programmer straight out of university mixing with the great names of games programming at the time. david perry and konix? (unfortunately not...) 28th january, 2016: i've talked briefly to david perry of earthworm jim fame (and so much more!) about a recent off-the-cuff comment from an interview that led us to assume that he may have been working on a konix game - he had this to say about it: "i never did make a game for the konix. i did attend their developer event in the uk when they showed everything working, and it was all pretty amazing for its time. i would have ended up working on it at some point. i absolutely loved the controller idea as i love flying flight simulators, driving games etc. at some point i bought a joystick that was a carbon copy of the konix system, so to be clear it wasn't a console, just a controller and it's up in my garage. hope that helps clear up the mystery?" it's a shame that there's no previously unknown secret perry classic to burst onto the scene, but it's still interesting that there could have been! can you imagine what he'd have come up with for the machine? a new powerchair picture 11th december, 2015: thanks to paul cooper, a new picture of the konix powerchair in china has been found. this is previously unpublished as it's a personal photograph. the picture was taken in fuzhou, china, in (he thinks 1991) at the fujian electronics & computer corporation office. you can see a finished multisystem strapped into the chair - i wonder what happened to these devices - are they in a chinese landfill or does someone still have them in their posession? some updates (finally) 25th august, 2015: this crazy rock and roll life of mine leaves me little time these days to make updates to the site, but in this post - i'm back! we have some more articles i've not seen before found by gerald and thunder force in the press section (thanks guys!) and we have an appeal to contact another member of the power rider club - if you were the power chair top gun in this picture then please email me , i'd love to hear from you and add you to the power rider club. slipstream emulator theme for hyperspin 15th june, 2015: hyperspin is great system for collecting all of your emulators and rom sets together and reducing your ttp (time to play) after, of course, setting it all up. it provides a really appealing interface that works well on a regular pc or even built into an arcade pc. a hyperspin forum user called 'floatingyeti' has created a theme (also known as a wheel in hyperspin talk) for the multisystem. they haven't listed all the demos emulated and available so far, so it looks a little empty, however i'll try to get around to updating the xml to include all the available code and demos the emulator can run. is konix back? 16th march, 2015: you may have stumbled upon konix-interactive.com. no... konix formed by wyn holloway are not back. this is a french company that has bought the name. they are in no other way associated with the konix that created the speedking and navigator joysticks or indeed the konix multi-system. i have no problems with konix interactive and wish them all the best, but don't get confused, and it's not worth getting in touch with them to see if they have multi-system prototype units in a office cupboard - they won't have. new video of the konix trade show experience unearthed 16th february, 2015: a new video featuring konix's pr guy michael baxter showing off the konix multi-system has been unearthed by andreas wallstrom . shared with me by frank gasking from the great games that weren't site - the video features the konix segment from 6:00 to 8:04 which shows a little bit of the technicolour attack of the mutant camels '89 and starray. work in progress report for msu multi-system version of robocod 12th february, 2015: the game that started the quest to emulate the konix multi-system - robocod - which was written for the later version of the multisystem is lee's latest project. it may seem odd that the first game we found is one of the later ones to be emulated, but a lot of work has been put in to emulate all the demos and games we have found since by ways of building a foundation, and as the konix was a machine with ever changing specifications it's unsurprising that so much groundwork needed to be put in to get to this state. the machine went from being intended to use cartridges to using floppy disks to ending up with cdroms. it started with an 8080 processor and ended up with a 386. memory increased along the way, and the slipstream asic got up to version 4. as always, lee's work is very impressive, he seems to emulate systems by understanding how the technology should work and not reading each line of source code line by line to see what the original game programmer was intending to achieve. this is both impressive and probably necessary as some things we've found have only been available as a compiled game with no clue to be had about how it should run. head invaders game emulated 12th february, 2015: within the collection of disks jon steele has recovered are some of the demos used to promote the konix. these may have been bundled with the machine in some form if it was released, but regardless, what they did do was highlight various aspects of the console to show off its capabilities. head invaders was a particularly impressive demo for me as at that stage, digitised graphics, any kind of large sprite and sampled sound effects were still impressive. and this game had all of them. lee has seemingly effortlessly managed to take the code and produce a playable version of the game. (video to come soon). for me, this is one of those moments where i have been able to finally experience something tangible that has been eluding me for a very long time... konix last ninja 2 disk contents recovered 12th february, 2015: with quite some care and effort, jon has managed to fully recover all the disks containing the source code, images and music for the konix port of last ninja 2. with this, we can have the most complete and accurate emulation possible of what is the closest, to date, near fully complete game available for the konix multi-system. this is true digital preservation and it's awesome to be a witness to something like this happening. the last ninja lives! 29th january, 2015: after an amazing amount of work and ingenuity, taking a raw low-level disk image and working out t

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