Description
A demo for MSX computers by Silicon Collective, first shown at Rockhallow Byte Fest in 1993.
Provenance
Donated by the creator in 2025. The tape was sticky with binder breakdown and was baked at low temperature before a single careful read. About 83 percent of the data could be read; the gaps are mapped.
Preservation
- Fixity (SHA-256)
633acc211a32a10e552c34631d5796daf2c3261f237cb0d378c585210fc25154- Last verified
- Oct 18, 2026, by Vigil
- Emulation profile
- LZE-MSX-4 · lz-z80 core
- Copies
- Three, on two kinds of storage, in two cities
- Original carriers
- Kept in cold storage in Vancouver
Access
Free, in the Lazarus reading room in Vancouver and in partner reading rooms. Copies may be taken away under the work’s license.
In the reading room it runs in emulation under profile LZE-MSX-4, from a read-only copy of the recovered image, as it would have on MSX computers.
Cite as: Silicon Collective, Rotozoom Machine (1993). Lazarus Archive, LZ-39756.