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[MSX] RELEVO Videogames - Invasion of the Zombie Monsters (2010) - Playthrough

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Channel: FiXato · 2010 · Gaming

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This is a Tool Assisted Play-through in 10m30s of the 2010 RELEVO Videogames MSX title Invasion of the Zombie Monsters (IotZM).
IotZM is available for free on http://iotzm.relevovideogames.com and a limited edition physical copy can be purchased through Matra's Shockware at http://matranet.net/shockware/zombie/
It is also available for the ZX Spectrum.

This play-through was performed and recorded on openMSX, a cross-platform MSX emulator available for Mac OS X, Linux, Windows and Dingux.
Official releases of openMSX are available through http://openmsx.sf.net and unofficial nightly builds for Mac and Windows can be obtained through openMSX Builder at http://openmsx.fixato.net.
This specific play-through was performed on openMSX 0.8.0-dev11592 for Mac OS X Leopard.

In this game you take on the role of Ned Friks, chairman of the Science Club at High Skull Institute.
After winning the 1st price at the Science Olympiad with your girlfriend Linda, you are confronted with an Evil Shadow who abducted Linda and runs amok in the city.
The moon grants you lunar powers to rescue your girlfriend and free the city of chaos by shooting beams from your fingertips.
Take on all kinds of zombies and grave crawlers as you battle your way through creepy levels, obtaining power ups along the way, in this fast-paced 8-bit gem for the MSX homecomputer system from the 80`s.

Game Credits:
Developed by: RELEVO Videogames
Direction, main code and gfx: Jon Cortázar
Storyline and scenarios: Kepa Cortázar, Jon Cortázar
Character design: Sergio Martínez, Jon Cortázar, Kepa Cortázar
Additional MSX code: Eduardo Robsy
Additional ZX code: Javier Peña
WYZPlayer created by: Jose Vicente Masó
Music composed by: Gominolas
SFX and rearranges: Jose Vicente Masó
Testing: Kepa Cortázar, Javier Peña, Aratz Juanes
Illustration artist: Sergio Martínez
Physical production: Matra Computer Automations
Production tests: Daniel Zorita
Artworks: Jon Cortázar, S*T*A*R
Marketing: S*T*A*R
Thanks to: Rebeca Llaguno, Eduardo Robsy, Patriek Lesparre, Albert Beevendorp

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