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Home » Community » Photoshoots » Japan 2003 (MSX Magazine Festival) » With this device you can connect an MSX joystick or joypad...

With this device you can connect an MSX joystick or joypad to the USB port of another computer. This way you can play MSX games with MSX controllers using an emulator.

by MSX Resource Center on 18-10-2009, 21:10
Topic: Japan 2003 (MSX Magazine Festival)

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