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August 18th, 2010:
Forum!
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August 9th, 2010:
What happened to the Multisystem after the collapse of Konix might be more interesting than I first thought. When Konix became MSU it started to get really interesting. I've been talking to former Employees and they weren't happy Bunnies, and I think I've uncovered a picture (an MSU mock-up) of what the Multisystem 2 would have evolved into and it's quite sad! For the moment, head on over to the MSU page for a quick look, I will try to develop the MSU pages a bit more as it's not just a footnote to the story; it's a whole new soap-opera in its own right!

August 2nd, 2010:
I was kindly given a scan of a proposal for a the Sailing game by ODE on the Multisystem, I thought you might be interested to read it to see how games companies were pitching their ideas to Konix for the right to develop on machine. Download the PDF

July 21st, 2010:
Time for a bit of a revamp, I've looked back in horror at all the typos and will do something about them.
Also, what with Sony Move and Microsoft Kinect, the whole world is going crazy for new ways to interact. I wonder if Wyn is thinking of a comeback?

February 17th, 2009:
Don't get too excited - no major news I'm afraid. I have been contacted by a former employee of MSU who gave me some interesting information about the company Wyn formed after Konix. I'll massage the info into the site when I have some time. I'd also like to say that I'll be tweaking the site a little, hopefully fixing up some of the embarrassing spelling mistakes and maybe making it a little more organised. I'll also re-write some of the stuff that's now out of date.

April 4th, 2008:
Sorry for the outage, my hosting account lapsed while I was away on business. All fixed now.

April 4th, 2008:
No news to report on trying to contact Jeff Minter for an interview, although I have recently been contacted by one of the developers from Bellfruit who offered his assistance where possible

Recommended links

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Wyn Holloway - creator of the Multisystem Interviewed

Download the actual Multisystem technical reference document
Warning, it's 25Mb click here to start the download