The Nemesis 2 - Maze of Galious Easter Egg on MSX - Science Nibble! [💉]

After a lot of Amiga and 6502 stuff, let's check out a z80 platform!
In this video I wanted to check by myself if those Easter eggs were real!
I went on a spending spree on buyee to be able to do that.
The links...
The music is exclusively from the Nemesis 2 game.
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#msx #gradius #nemesis #easteregg

[@amazonbass]

There is no secret on the quantity of memory being used. It is just MSX's very clever slot architecture + rom mappers at play. It is very common to find MSXs running with 2 or 4Mbytes of RAM. In fact, you could go up to around 40Mb, following strictly the standard. This is throughly documented all around the internet and books.
On the other hand, a Gradius reverse engineering would be something else. I'd vote for the reverse engineering, but, if possible, not only aiming at the Easter Eggs, but also on overall game structure and tricks and magics from Konami.

[@jelleroggen]

Cheats with Cartridges in SLOT #2
Penguin Adventure
Play with PENTARO instead of METALION
The Maze Of Galious
Continue with weapons after dead
Q-Bert
Use following passwords - F1 + Password + ENTER + F1
METALION - Invulnerability
LARS18TH - All Weapons
NEMESIS - Jump to Next Stage

[@elrincondelukas]

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[@METAL1ON]

30 years late out of the gate.

[@retrolabo]

So what do we explore next on the MSX? Reverse engineering of a Konami game or the system architecture?

[@cocusar]

I think the reverse engineering of the Konami games would be interesting!

[@DrDavesDiversions]

My vote is to reverse-engineer how the Nemesis game is triggered to do the Easter egg modes!