The way to extract them is: run the game in psx2 emulator, load a savegame with access to the msx game, run the msx game, dump the ps2 memory to a file and the search for the z80 code. Perhaps they are MSX roms and can be extracted, for sure they are not in the Disc, in the Konami Game Collection they were compressed/encripted. In the other hand this games appeared before for mobile phones, now is appearing for Xbox360, so the easiest way is to make the remake is to program a new engine in java or C. They have the graphics, they have the music, the have the plot, i think in this case is easiest to write the game from zero. /rebates/&252fbattle-gear-2-ps2-iso-download. Like i said in my first post, is a lot more difficult to make an MSX2 emulator than a MSX1 one, with SCC emulation. The problem with these new games are not same from MSX, grafics: more quality, so they are bigger, translation: so they are bigger (1MB?), perhaps music is PCM or MP3 avoiding the make of a replayer. (They are 99%/1000% the same original ROM). Yes and i remember the Konami MSX collection for PSX and Saturn and collection II & III for PSX, where there are a bunch of msx1 games, then Konami used a MSX1 emulator for sure, i have extracted the roms my self and i use them in msx.
Knowing the MSX2 emulators code already exist and are of high quality, knowing you are going to make it feel as close to original as possible, if I were Sony, I'd choose to use an emulator and extend it here and there with native PS2/whatever console code.ĭo you remember a bunch of MSX1 games "recompiled" to be native PC binaries ? Maybe they use a similar recompilation/simation system, generating native binary from a ROM, and then extend it with extras.
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