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Home Calc
Home Calc
Home Calc - Educational Classic
- MSX 1
- Educational
- Unknown
- 5· 0 votes
Home Calc is a calculator application for the MSX 1 home computer, released during the early 1980s when the platform was popular in Japan and parts of Europe. It is not a game in the traditional sense but rather a simple utility program designed to perform basic arithmetic operations. The exact publisher and developer are not widely documented, and it may have been distributed as a freeware or homebrew title on cassette tape.
GAME INFO
- Platform
- MSX 1
- Genre
- Educational
- Players
- 1
How to play Home Calc online
To use Home Calc, first load the program from cassette or disk. The interface presents a numeric keypad and a display area. Use the arrow keys to navigate between digits and operation keys (+, -, *, /). Press the confirm button (X by default) to select an operation. Enter numbers by pressing the corresponding digit keys on your keyboard (these are typically mapped to the number row). The calculator will display the current input and result. Pressing equals executes the operation and shows the answer. There is no saving feature; the calculator resets when you reload the program.
CONTROLS
Controls
- Arrow Keys: D-Pad / Movement
- X: Trigger 1
- S: Trigger 2
- Enter: Start
Home Calc FAQ
Does Home Calc have a multiplayer or co-op mode?
Home Calc is a single-user calculator utility. It does not include any multiplayer or co-op functionality.
Can players save progress in Home Calc?
Home Calc does not have a save feature. All calculations are lost when the program is exited or the system is turned off.
Who developed Home Calc?
The developer of Home Calc is not well documented. No specific credit is available from the known archival sources, so the creator remains unknown.
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GAME INFO
- Platform
- MSX 1
- Genre
- Educational
- Players
- 1
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