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MSX Resource Center goes Japan - Photoshoot online

Photo shoots - MSX Resource Center goes Japan - Photoshoot online

 Saturday, December 06, 2003 - 12:10
 Submitted by: snout
 Topic: Photo shoots
 
On november 26th our reporter Sander Zuidema took a plane to Tokyo Narita. Over there he would meet many Japanese MSX users before, during and after the two big MSX events that were held on November 30th: MSX Magazine Matsuri and MSX Waku Waku Park. As of today, you can have a look at the pictures Sander took during those days. Also, several pictures taken by Bernard Lamers were used in the photoshoots.

The Nippon 2003 photo shoot shows it all: the arrival in Tokyo, a look on the MSX Magazine Matsuri before the grand opening, the lecture of Kazuhiko Nishi and the many items that were on display during this fair. Also some pictures of the Talkshow, hosted by Mr. Yokoi, can be found here. He questioned Mr. Niitani (former president of Compile, now president of Aiky) and Sander about Compile, MSX in Europe and the upcoming MSX game Guru Logic, which got previewed in MSX Magazine 2 and demonstrated on MSX Magazine Matsuri. But there is even more: you can also see many pictures of the MSX User meeting MSX Waku Waku Park, the diner that was held after the fairs and several pictures taken after November 30th, including a meeting with Mr. Kazuhiko Nishi.

Since there were a lot of MSX computers on display during MSX Magazine Matsuri, we decided to dedicate a separate photo shoot to those computers: you can have a look at them here.

Relevant link: Nippon 2003 photoshoot
 
 


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By ro on December 06 2003, 13:02
impressive!
By sander on December 06 2003, 13:15
What can I say. Wow!
By DarQ on December 06 2003, 13:33
nice pics man! looks rather crowded over there...
By NunenR on December 06 2003, 16:28
Great pictures! What was your impression of Japan? And did you look for any shops selling MSX Soft- or Hardware?
The thing I learned about Japanese people that they are very friendly and always ready to help you in any way they can. Which part of Toky did you like most? Roppongi, Ginza or Shibuya?
By GuyveR800 on December 06 2003, 16:39
I think he liked any part that had cute chicks in it
By NunenR on December 06 2003, 16:39
Well, can't blame him for it! I would do the same ;-)
By GuyveR800 on December 06 2003, 17:15
As would I
By snout on December 06 2003, 18:04
Actually I had little time to spend in Tokyo. I liked all about equally ^_^
By Ivan on December 06 2003, 18:26
What's the game Guru Logic about?
Who's its producer?
By manu on December 06 2003, 18:27
I'm seeing photographs you offered now.
The first photo, it's the ad of the major company English-conversation school in Japan. :-)

How do you do ! > all

By snout on December 06 2003, 18:51
Ivan: Guru Logic is an MSX port of a puzzle game which was released on GBA by Compile in 2001. It's being developed by TNI, TeddyWareZ and MSX Resource Center.
By snout on December 06 2003, 18:51
Oh yeah, Guru Logic is also known as "TVSP"
By GuyveR800 on December 06 2003, 18:52
TNSSP now
By Ivan on December 06 2003, 19:27
By the way, what's the URL of Aiky (former Compile)?

There's a dead link in MSX links->Ex-MSX companies->[Japanese]->Compile
By manu on December 06 2003, 19:47
The URL of AIKY:
http://www.aiky.biz/

By GuyveR800 on December 06 2003, 21:50
Dead links on MRC, tsk, it almost seems like the Ultimate MSX FAQ
By Grauw on December 11 2003, 14:41
Hey, um, what I can't fail to notice is that on those photo's, I see at least 2 MSX computers hooked up to an LCD screen! The one of Gigamix, and that MSX which shares its controller with a PC... I wonder how they did that, I want that too...

And heh, that Heeeeeee button is cool ^_^.

~Grauw
By GuyveR800 on December 11 2003, 14:43
Lot's of LCD's have Composite or S-Video in.


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