Re: Compression Fighters (was: KPIBALL etc)

Rieks W. Torringa writes: Robert Vroemisse writes: Why unpack it on your MSX when you have a PC Because we're supposed to be MSX users. So, internet on your MSX. MSX is not a religion of some sort. When your car is a Toyota, do you have to get Japanese fuel? ;) Hehe. As far as

Re: Compression Fighters (was: KPIBALL etc)

Rieks W. Torringa writes: AgOny wrote: Robert Vroemisse wrote: But why should we. Why would we want to go on the internet with our MSX. Low resolution, low speed, no Flash, no nothing. Maybe for E-mail So, if you don't like MSX, why are you in this list? As if there were no

Re: Nothing to see with the original Compression Fighters subject...

nestor soriano writes: Okay Rieks. Now you have gone too far. I will visit you shortly and get you very drunk. When I have done that I will tickle you hard that you have to throw up. Then I will laugh Hummm... Torringa seems the spanish word Torrija. And to have a torrija means to

RE: Richard Foersom adress

= Original Message From MSX Power Replay [EMAIL PROTECTED] = Hello friends, I am looking for Richard Foersom´s email adress, he use to go to Tilburg fairs and surely somebody will can know his correct adress (now he is living in Rotterdam I think). Please, send it directly to my

SVI Xpress MSX2+

On ebay i found this SVI Xpress for sale: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1318902343 I was triggered by the mentioning of my site for info about this, nice :) Note that the msx2+ upgrade kit is a fine addition, but that i do not know the instructions to make a 738 a true

HBI-900 system disk request, Uniface, website update

Hi, Some requests for help! I have a wonderfull MSX HBI-900P. And many other msx friends have that machine! I do not have the system disk that comes with special fonts for this special video overlay capable machine. Who would be so nice to make a dsk image and make all of us 900 owners happy?

Re: SVI Xpress MSX2+

On Fri, 11 Jan 2002, Hans Otten wrote: On ebay i found this SVI Xpress for sale: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1318902343 Note that the msx2+ upgrade kit is a fine addition, but that i do not know the instructions to make a 738 a true msx2+ and only have corrupted

RE: SVI Xpress MSX2+

What is the RTC chip? A clock chip? I have two X-press 2+`s, and both of them work fine with just the EPROM, v9958 and the VRAM. A clock chip may be required by the 2+ standard, though, along with the OPLL. -Dan Derpaux = Original Message From Saku Taipale [EMAIL PROTECTED] = On Fri,

RE: SVI Xpress MSX2+

On Fri, 11 Jan 2002, adisak wrote: What is the RTC chip? A clock chip? I have two X-press 2+`s, and both of them work fine with just the EPROM, v9958 and the VRAM. A clock chip may be required by the 2+ standard, though, along with the OPLL. Yeah, it's clock chip. And then you have

RE: SVI Xpress MSX2+

If I only had an eprom reader/writer... maybe I can dump it from where it is? = Original Message From Saku Taipale [EMAIL PROTECTED] = On Fri, 11 Jan 2002, adisak wrote: What is the RTC chip? A clock chip? I have two X-press 2+`s, and both of them work fine with just the EPROM, v9958

Re: HBI-900 system disk request, Uniface, website update

Also mentionable New on my website: - The Website + extra's is available internationally on cd - The MSX-1 BIOS assembler listing is available on paper, 356 pages of official ASCII code. PS I have upgraded my website with many new service manuals (Sony and others), thanks to Bas

Re: Back to the future

Wow... it's MSX2... And I've never heard about it! So that should be interesting (:?). Disk images, anywhere? ~Grauw - Original Message - From: Ivan Latorre [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: International MSX Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 6:37 PM Subject: Back to

Re: Back to the future

Laurens Holst wrote: Wow... it's MSX2... And I've never heard about it! So that should be interesting (:?). Disk images, anywhere? Yes: http://sites.uol.com.br/msxfiles/games.htm http://sites.uol.com.br/msxfiles/games/bfuture.zip Although, if I remember well, I get the disk images from JAM's

Re: Back to the future

Ivan Latorre wrote: Laurens Holst wrote: Wow... it's MSX2... And I've never heard about it! So that should be interesting (:?). Disk images, anywhere? Yes: http://sites.uol.com.br/msxfiles/games.htm http://sites.uol.com.br/msxfiles/games/bfuture.zip Although, if I remember well, I

Re: Back to the future

Ivan Latorre wrote: Ivan Latorre wrote: Laurens Holst wrote: Wow... it's MSX2... And I've never heard about it! So that should be interesting (:?). Disk images, anywhere? Yes: http://sites.uol.com.br/msxfiles/games.htm http://sites.uol.com.br/msxfiles/games/bfuture.zip

Re: Back to the future

Yep, The MSX Files has it on the rare games section 8) At 01:17 AM 12/01/2002 +0100, you wrote: Wow... it's MSX2... And I've never heard about it! So that should be interesting (:?). Disk images, anywhere? ~Grauw - Original Message - From: Ivan Latorre [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:

Re: Another unknown game... (Love Hina)

Well, the picture is from an anime known as Love Hina! (surprise! ;) ) It's a series about a guy who's lucky enough to get a job as a 'housermaster' in a girls dormitory. There are 5(?) girls there if I remember correctly and they live through all sorts of every day live adventures.