Products

Bounce 2004

A demo for the Bounce Challenge. Showing some never before seen tricks on MSX2 with MSX-MUSIC (FM-PAC).

MS² - MoonSound Music Studio

A MoonSound tracker based on MML technology, for MSX-DOS2 and 256K RAM, designed to use the OPL4 to its fullest!

Menace

A classic arcade shooting game, reaching 2nd place in MSXdev'09.

Using frame alternating for showing about 50 colours on 1st generation MSX computers, the 10 levels of challenging gameplay will have you playing to the end!

Pointless Platform

One of our entries for the MSXdev'06 competition, a quick humorous game.

DSR2TOOLS - DalSoRi R2.0 toolset

DSR2TOOLS are a set of tools for the DalSoRi R2.0 OPL4 sound extension.

GEM - Gameboy Emulator for MSX

GEM runs on MSX2 and above, but is optimized for MSX turboR. Written in 100% assembly and employing advanced translation techniques, GEM is able to run Gameboy games at playable speeds.

COMMAND2.COM version 2.4

COMMAND2.COM is the command interpreter for MSX-DOS 2. The MSX disk operating system with sub directory and native RAMdisk support. COMMAND2.COM version 2.4 was initially developed by C.P.U. in the 1990's, releasing versions 2.40 and 2.41. These releases include many new features, such as a way to add conditions to batch files.

PSQTOOLS - PlaySoniq toolset

PSQTOOLS are a set of tools for the PlaySoniq module.

Equivocal

A humoristic shooting game for Passion MSX2 Contest (2009), full of double meanings!

TuNzIp - ZIP decompressor for MSX-DOS2

TuNzIp is the first decompressor on MSX that works with the ubiquitous "deflate" algorithm. This allows you to compress ZIP files anywhere and decompress them on MSX running MSX-DOS2.

GBASIC

GBASIC (or G-Basic) is the MSX-BASIC extension for Gfx9000 and Video9000. Initially developed by Koen van Hartingsveldt of Sunrise, TNI now participates in development. GBASIC implements the V9990 screenmodes, VDP and graphic related statements and functions by using a 'G' prefix.

Pointless Shooting

One of our MSXdev'06 entries. Shoot as much as you can, but avoid getting hit or hitting anything.

ROMLOAD - ROM image loading tool

Inspired by Sean Young's SCROM, ROMLOAD started as a fairly simple tool to load and execute a ROM in a Konami Sound Cartridge like Snatcher and SD-Snatcher.

tniASM - Macro Assembler

tniASM v1.0 is a powerful yet easy to use processor-agnostic and assembly-agnostic macro assembler for 32-bit Windows and 64-bit Linux.

Hi-Spec Snowfall

A demo for the Snowfall Challenge. It needs Gfx9000 and works on MSX2, although MSXturboR is recommended.

Past Products

  • 1992 - TURBO-R (The Usual Rotten Bullshit Of Reality)

    • This was our first product, a musicdisk for MSX2 and MSX-AUDIO with music made in FAC Sound Tracker. The title actually refers to the then recently released MSX turboR and also the fact that there were a lot of music disks released at that time. It was released on the MSX Fair Zandvoort in 1992, and actually it was build there too (the menu system had to be inserted). Talking about the menu system, it's written in BASIC and feels really sluggish, but can be greatly sped up. If there is a need, email us and we might post a patch.

    This product has been declared freeware, you are allowed to make physical copies or download the diskimage from TNI's website.

  • 1993 - Maestro EBM's Ragbag

    • Created by the Osseworst Posse, a team that operated within TNI, this is a fine musicdisk for MSX-AUDIO and MSX-MUSIC with some small demos too.

    This product has been declared freeware, you are allowed to make physical copies or download the diskimage from TNI's website.

  • 1993 - Geinhouse

    • Another disk created by the Osseworst Posse, this is a demodisk focussing on funny house music, before Happy Hardcore existed as a genre. For MSX-AUDIO only.

  • 1993 - MUSIC (Many Unbelievable Super Incredible Compositions)

    • A music disk for MSX-AUDIO and MSX-MUSIC with over 30 tunes.

  • 18 September 1993 - Revolution

    • Released at MSX Fair Zandvoort 1993, this was our first (and currently only) megademo disk. With lots of previously unseen effects, this disk certainly raised a few eyebrows at the fair. In real MSX fair tradition, the credits part wasn't quite finished yet, so every copy sold before 12:00 needed to be patched later.

  • 1996 - TNI Windows '95

    • This demodisk contains previews of Project Banshee for Gfx9000 and MSX2 (unfortunately remained unfinished), an introductory demo of the newest TNI members, a Star Trek player with music MSX-AUDIO and MSX-MUSIC, MoonSound music on disk and some other stuff.