Don't forget there is absolutely no software for MSX anymnore (and I am not
talking about the occasional game that is still developed...)
If you want a new MSX to be a commercial success, you need more than new
hardware, you need software companies... will Inprise, Sun, Microsoft, etc
be
At 00:00 10-7-00 +0200, you wrote:
] At 21:50 9-7-00 +0100, you wrote:
] On 9 Jul 2000 20:44:01 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Laurens Holst) wrote:
] I heard there were sold quite a lot. I don't remember correctly
] anymore, but
] more than 50, maybe 100 if I recall ok.
]
] We sell about 200
At 14:31 10-7-00 +0900, you wrote:
And there's people I thought it would vote, but didn't. People like
Laurens
Holst, Arnaud, , Marteen Ter Huurne, Manuel Bilderbeek, Sandy Pleyte and
other people I forgot. Why you didn't choose your 30 favourite MSX games
to
help build up the list?
Grauw wrote:
I don't like the name "Esperanto".
First let them come up with a better name for this language... :/
Yeah, let's call it 'english' :-D
Eric
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Hi,
I need to contact with somebody in Korea.
I have sent an email to Joon-Sung Kim [EMAIL PROTECTED] but his
email address is not valid now (host unknown)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is now a vaild address.
And [EMAIL PROTECTED] is also possible. And subscribed
to this list of course
At 14:31 10-7-00 +0900, you wrote:
And there's people I thought it would vote, but didn't. People like
Laurens
Holst, Arnaud, , Marteen Ter Huurne, Manuel Bilderbeek, Sandy Pleyte
and
other people I forgot. Why you didn't choose your 30 favourite MSX
games
to
help build up the
Hey,
I think the gap is just too big to get the same feeling again, if this new
MSX is released.
You are in Japan now yourself, and you might have noticed (on the Tilburg
fair already)
that the Japanese have a total different point of view at the MSX computer.
We still have fun with old,
Hi,
Has anyone offered help for this game project?
--
Recently one of my drawers gave up. And unfortunatly my other drawer has a
lot of work to do.
This way, Vampiric Evil will never be completed.
And that's very bad because this RPG is pretty good.
It's very fast
I think the gap is just too big to get the same feeling again, if this
new
MSX is released.
You are in Japan now yourself, and you might have noticed (on the Tilburg
fair already)
that the Japanese have a total different point of view at the MSX
computer.
Here in Japan I do not notice
I have plenty of japanese and korean friends, and asking if they know MSX,
I've received a negative response...
I think in jap/kor/eu/us it is the same... MSX is only known in a small
group of enthousiasts no surprise there.
M
: -Original Message-
: From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(about the MSX mailing list):
the discussions here are more relevant and more fun to 'real' MSX users. On
news://comp.sys.msx there is mainly emulator- and offtopic-talk.
True, but the mailing list is invisible for people who don't know it
exists. So if we're discussing topics like the
On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Marco Frissen wrote:
Don't forget there is absolutely no software for MSX anymnore (and I am not
talking about the occasional game that is still developed...)
Then obviously you are not part of the MSX scene. There IS new
hardware. Development is slow, but take a look at
On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
You can say "but now it continues!", but that is not the same. MSX was
(commercially seen) stopped for 9 years. This is just too long to get the
same feeling back. If ASCII or any other company releases a new MSX this
year, it is still not the
And maybe someone can point ASCII to the current poll at www.msx.org?
That's a good initiative, it's even fair since you can't even vote more than
once ;-)
Pierre
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If you don't want to support the new MSX project, that's ok. We can't
force you to love the MSX. But please don't disturb the people who are
working on it. Don't tell people to stop their developments.
Hi Agony,
Also other people are entitled to their opinion. And they are also allowed
to
And I am not _not_ supporting MSX.. I am just being realistic.. I would buy
a new MSX, for the fun of it, but I don't see MSX becoming a success in the
future, that's all I said.. and there's a lot of difference between
commercial success and success for geeks..
I'm simply stating the facts...
there are some exceptional busy weekends now and then.. :)
100+ msg is not a problem... but wasted time because of all those
signatures and 90% qoutes *IS* !
is you qoute: use the lowest 2..3 lines, insteaed of a complete alinea :)
and don't qoute mailinglist/personal-signatures neither!
On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Marco Frissen wrote:
And I am not _not_ supporting MSX.. I am just being realistic.. I would buy
a new MSX, for the fun of it, but I don't see MSX becoming a success in the
future, that's all I said.. and there's a lot of difference between
commercial success and success
Maarten van Strien wrote:
100+ msg is not a problem... but wasted time because of all those
signatures and 90% qoutes *IS* !
.. and then he includes a signature of hiw own being 10+ lines long,
whereas netiquette prescribes 4 lines max ;-D
Eric
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Ceci, ce n'est pas une .signature ;-)
.. and then he includes a signature of hiw own being 10+ lines long,
whereas netiquette prescribes 4 lines max ;-D
Eric
gotcha! I was waiting for the 1st one to reply about my sign. ! and you won
a lollypop! congrats! :))
.. it was more about QOUTING signatures!
m
MSX
And what about the Mailinglist sig ??? It's 9 lines long... Can't this be a
little less???
Regards,
Arnaud
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At 14:23 10-7-00 +0200, you wrote:
And what about the Mailinglist sig ??? It's 9 lines long... Can't this be a
little less???
I wanted to remove the mailinglist signature completely. Maarten told me it
was added by the majordomo so it couldn't be released. He also told me he
en Wynke could
I wanted to remove the mailinglist signature completely. Maarten told me
it
was added by the majordomo so it couldn't be released. He also told me he
en Wynke could look into making the signature smallerm so there is still
hope...
Let's hope so. This signature is a bit absurd. I don't know
BiFi:
I wanted to remove the mailinglist signature completely. Maarten told me it
was added by the majordomo so it couldn't be released. He also told me he
en Wynke could look into making the signature smallerm so there is still
hope...
Then, a suggestion for the new MSX signature:
BiFi wrote:
But still, why is Europe (and other parts of the world) so fixated on
MSX 2, with MSX-MUSIC and MSX-AUDIO then?
because that's the most frequently appearing configuration, at least
in Europe, AFAIK! in other words: there's the largest user-base.
The more you deviate form this
Werner Augusto Roder Kai wrote:
Last year we went to Madrid (to visit the fair!).
And when will you Europeans come to Brazil... ?
It would be a great fudebagem! `:))
I don't know if you know, but in Sao Paulo we have the
major Japanese colony out of Japan. You can buy all sort of
At 15:32 10-7-00 +0200, you wrote:
But still, why is Europe (and other parts of the world) so fixated on
MSX 2, with MSX-MUSIC and MSX-AUDIO then?
because that's the most frequently appearing configuration, at least
in Europe, AFAIK! in other words: there's the largest user-base.
The more
BiFi wrote:
[/me wrote: ppl write 4 MSX2, 'cause that's where the user base is]
I thought MSX was out of commerce these days, because this is
more like commerce.
No, it's like reward for your effort. Get real: you wouldn't program for
MSX if you couldn't show it off to at least one
But that's because they're so busy... It's hard get in touch with them if
you don't use e-mail...
Does anyone BTW know the e-mail address of Rob?
Thanks,
Rieks.
Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at
And I am not _not_ supporting MSX.. I am just being realistic.. I would buy
a new MSX, for the fun of it, but I don't see MSX becoming a success in the
future, that's all I said.. and there's a lot of difference between
commercial success and success for geeks..
Hahahaha, it seems to me that
And maybe someone can point ASCII to the current poll at www.msx.org?
That's a good initiative, it's even fair since you can't even vote more
than
once ;-)
Some results are already sent to Ikeda - Yokoi - ASCII
;)
Sander
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On 10 Jul 2000 17:46:28 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rieks W. Torringa) wrote:
But that's because they're so busy... It's hard get in touch with them if
you don't use e-mail...
Does anyone BTW know the e-mail address of Rob?
Thanks,
Rieks.
Of course "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
Gretz
Peter
At 15:46 10-7-00 +, you wrote:
But that's because they're so busy... It's hard get in touch with them if
you don't use e-mail...
Does anyone BTW know the e-mail address of Rob?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I thought het preferred the latter...
GreeTz, BiFi
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On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Sander Zuidema wrote:
And maybe someone can point ASCII to the current poll at www.msx.org?
That's a good initiative, it's even fair since you can't even vote more
than
once ;-)
Some results are already sent to Ikeda - Yokoi - ASCII
Some others (poll at
Am I mean or what?
Hahaha.
Rieks.
Yes you are mean. But you are right too.
So lets go back to the fun and talk about the technical ins in outs of MSX
(i mean the old...)
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On 10 Jul 2000 18:44:07 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Albert Beevendorp) wrote:
At 15:46 10-7-00 +, you wrote:
But that's because they're so busy... It's hard get in touch with them if
you don't use e-mail...
Does anyone BTW know the e-mail address of Rob?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL
At 21:00 10-7-00 +0100, you wrote:
I thought het preferred the latter...
Are you a little bit "saucy" ? :-)
Yes and my preference definetely is spicy... :)
GreeTz, BiFi
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MSX Games Are Back was great, The MSX Games Box will be better (I hope :-)
Will work on it this summer... in the meantime a temporary homepage
has been set-up at above URL.
Any ideas of what is missing in the current MSX Games Are Back are
welcome, or things that
On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IMHO, most games and other apps can do without the HW horizontal scroll
Well, MSX2 games are designed to work around the lack of HW horizontal
scroll. I don't think there is any SCREEN5 game with horizontal smooth
scroll. Games use either
Hi Albert:
I spoke with you about WiOS and GFX9000 some days ago. Can you send to me some
pictures of WiOS running by e-mail? I never saw it running. Thanks.
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Sorry folks for the last message, it was meant to be private.
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(Hm, since MSX is already proclaimed dead for several years, too,
MSX and Esperanto would probably make a perfect couple ;-D))
Why the hell are you still in this list if you think that MSX is dead?
Dead? But mine is pretty alive here, at my left side... =)
Source:
http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Ginza/2271/Tekoop/tekoop.html
You can see also Vigilante MSX cartridge.
Vigilante? Did they have done this game 4 MSX?
Amazing!
Ricardo Jurczyk
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