Note by the way that 'sheet' is not really English in the sense you mean
it here. You should say 'slides' or 'transparencies'. A sheet you put on
your bed. Strangely enough, in Japan they also call it sheets (SHI- TSU).
According to the Merriam-Webster:
sheet(noun): (...) 2: a usually
Helleuwz...
About the fact that he used to crack games, what can I say? Most games he
cracked were not for sale in Europe, so at least for me was the only way
to
get them (and no, I don't think piracy was the reason that made Japanese
companies decide not to sell in Europe).
I am almost
Helleuwz...
Um, he announced a single MSX chip already last year on MSX Denyuu Land.
Yes, but now he announced specifications. He gave us a lot more information.
Note by the way that 'sheet' is not really English in the sense you mean
it here. You should say 'slides' or 'transparencies'. A
Hey Manuel,
Hmm.. lets pretend I did not hear that from someone who sells a monitor
with
KNOBS on msx2.com
Knob is English! It's a 'draaiknop'. Button is a 'drukknop'.
(sorry, have been watching Bottom too much lately)
Love that.
Then you should understand what I was meaning to say ;)
Hey Manuel,
Yo
Hmm.. lets pretend I did not hear that from someone who sells a monitor
with
KNOBS on msx2.com
Knob is English! It's a 'draaiknop'. Button is a 'drukknop'.
(sorry, have been watching Bottom too much lately)
Love that.
Then you should understand what I was
On Thursday 26 April 2001 13:44, you wrote:
The PC software industry is suffering a lot because of copying, the are
investing millions of dollars to make new copy-protections etc.
Their rating scheme is wrong !!
They take the aproach of sold 20 products but statistics indicate fifteen
It would be nice if 'the japanese people' and the 'japanese community' would
enter this discussion here. Now we only have interpretations and secondhand
contacts...
It is not that important to me, but someone brave and involved enough could
simply ask Nishi about his opinion on having the sheets
Sander Zuidema wrote:
I agree with Anne on this one.
We MSX users were partly responsible for the failure of the MSX system.
A lot of companes stopped developing software for MSX because of the low
sales (because of excessive copying).
I honestly have my doubts about that. Of course,
We MSX users were partly responsible for the failure of the MSX system.
A lot of companes stopped developing software for MSX because of the low
sales (because of excessive copying).
I honestly have my doubts about that. Of course, the excessive copying
was
*a* reason, but I don't think
Somebody, somewhere, said:
I can only say that I see people like Martos as
a huge threat to the entire revival project.
I don't. The revival project is largely open source. How would you 'crack'
and illegaly copy open source. Plus, you assuming that Martos is still
interested in
Saner Zuidema wrote:
I quoted a lot, so you can read I wrote we were -=[PARTLY]=- responsible.
True. I need glasses, obviously 8-)
You might have noticed that a lot of music-companies aren't doing very
well at all at the moment. Even large companies like the Free Record Shop
are
As for the sheets: Kazuhiko Nishi has proven he still thinks of the European
MSX
scene very highly, by letting us be the first in the world to hear the
announcement
of the singlechip MSX. If he does not like the sheets on the internet, we
Um, he announced a single MSX chip already last year
Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
It's not US who should be buying those games, but people who have never heard about
MSX before. Which is a much bigger market. The emulator will be spread MASSIVELY.
Most people who will get it, won't know about where to get soft.
I'm not sure of this. As the
Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
It's not US who should be buying those games, but people who have never hea
rd about MSX before. Which is a much bigger market. The emulator will be spread
MASSIVELY. Most people who will get it, won't know about where to get soft.
I'm not sure of this. As
Hm, on the other hand, the main reason why people *do* copy CDs is the fact
that
the prices are so ridiculously high! Same holds for software...
In the case of software that's even more the case.
I am often willing to pay 40 guilders for an original CD because then I get a
nice CD and box
(I believe you currently need a
state-of-the-art PDA to be able to use it, the other PDA's are too slow!
I have noticed that even the Gameboy emulator Palmboy runs too slow on my
Palm IIIxe and it is difficult to play because there aren't enough control
buttons. So I wonder how fast the MSX
The 'take all MSX info that is not officialy permitted off the web' is
Anne's interpretation. And that would make the revival/survival of MSX much
more difficult. So do not remove it please!
or at least... not for now... yet.
(that probably isn't very correct english but you should get my
The 'take all MSX info that is not officialy permitted off the web' is
Anne's interpretation. And that would make the revival/survival of MSX
much
more difficult. So do not remove it please!
or at least... not for now... yet.
(that probably isn't very correct english but you should get
that I see people like Martos as a huge threat to the entire
revival project.
As for the sheets: Kazuhiko Nishi has proven he still thinks of the European
MSX
scene very highly, by letting us be the first in the world to hear the
announcement
of the singlechip MSX. If he does not like the sheets
If your view on my opinion was about the ROMs and other copyrighted MSX
software only, then you are right. I really think we should take all the
copyrighted MSX software offline. Just to TRY to get the MSX PLAYER a bit
popular. As soon as those old games become commercial interesting again
In english, I just warned Bart for publishing the sheets on the internet. It
could be that ASCII or Nishi is not that happy about publishing his sheets.
They are copyrighted.
Don't scare me now! So what happens with my text files version of MSX2
Technical Handbook?? 8-)
*** XIX MSX
In english, I just warned Bart for publishing the sheets on the internet. It
could be that ASCII or Nishi is not that happy about publishing his sheets.
They are copyrighted.
Don't scare me now! So what happens with my text files version of MSX2
Technical Handbook?? 8-)
That handbook
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Subject: No sheets on the internet?
In english, I just warned Bart for publishing the sheets on the internet.
It
could be that ASCII or Nishi is not that happy about publishing his
sheets.
They are copyrighted.
Don't scare me now! So what happens with my text files version of MSX2
Technical
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