Microsoft MSX Guide
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Definition
Microsoft MSX refers to a line of computers jointly developed by Microsoft and ASCII from 1983-1993. Software for the MSX was released mostly on non-optical media such as cassettes and floppy disks. It was possible to distribute software via CD-ROM in the form of an Audio CD and then reading it like a cassette through the use of an adapter. Redump.info only handles the CD-ROM software, whereas the non-optical media are handled by other projects such as TOSEC and No-Intro. At the time of writing there are four known discs for the MSX that use the Audio CD method, and three of them are non-retail prototypes.