MSX
Antarctic Adventure
2 projects on the board for the MSX version: 0 recomp, 2 decomp.
- First released
- 1983
- Also released on
- NES (per Wikidata; no project on the board works from these versions)
| Kind | Project | Claimed | Claimed through | Maintainer | Description (the repository's) | Toolchain | Status | Runs on | Version | Last commit | Started | Licence | Language | Repository | ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| decomp | antxiko/AntarcticAdventure-disassembly | claimed | its .recomp.json file | Antarctic Adventure (Konami, 1984, MSX): desensamblado comentado, byte a byte. A commented, byte-for-byte disassembly. | Complete | 2026-10-14 | 2026-08-13 | Other | Assembly | public | antarctic-adventure-antxiko | ||||
| decomp | ricbit/antarctic | claimed | the form | ricbit | Disassembly of the MSX game Antarctic Adventure | Sjasmplus | Complete | 2026-05-22 | 2026-04-28 | Assembly | public | antarctic-adventure-ricbit |
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