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| What MSX game have you spent the most time with?
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Anna_Lee
msx novice
Posts: 26 |  Posted: December 18 2003, 23:21 |
Okay, all the megarom cartridges are very good games. But IMHO the most addictive game is... Konami's Ping Pong!! What a wonderful game! In just 16 Kb you have all you need to have a nice day. Really, I've spent hundreds of hours in this game.
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hap
msx addict
Posts: 504 | Posted: December 19 2003, 00:55 |
Zanac, Decathlon, Eggerland Mystery, Thexder. Those are the games I played most.
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Samor
msx professional
Posts: 846 | Posted: December 19 2003, 01:01 |
Kungfu 2 & Contra.
part of the reasons were that those were the only games I could beat my brother at.  |
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Bart
msx professional
Posts: 646 | Posted: December 19 2003, 01:25 |
Penguin Adventure no doubt.. It was my first Cartridge... I haven't spent more time on any other game. SD-Snatcher and Solid Snake however are games I played over and over again also.
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Low_Profile
msx addict
Posts: 292 | Posted: December 19 2003, 14:48 |
Salamander -> most played shooter (and overall winner) 
YS2 -> most played RPG
Hero -> well, not most played, but it was my first MSX game
Runemaster 3 -> most played game with 2 or more players |
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4fridges
msx lover
Posts: 112 | Posted: December 19 2003, 18:55 |
Decathlon: also known as RSI Holocaust 
But roadfighter, knightmare and altler wars were my favorite! |
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snout
online
msx legend
Posts: 4992 | Posted: December 19 2003, 19:10 |
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| Decathlon: also known as RSI Holocaust
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Oh maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan remember that 10km run? TERRIBLE! ^_^ |
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GuyveR800
msx guru
Posts: 3048 | Posted: December 19 2003, 21:05 |
hammer throw was the worst. you needed timing too!
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Latok
msx master
Posts: 1734 | Posted: December 19 2003, 21:57 |
I think I played Galaga, Usas, OhShit! and the Hyper Olympics series the most. And SD Snatcher.
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wolf_
msx legend
Posts: 4781 | Posted: December 19 2003, 22:19 |
RPG:
* SD-Snatcher
* Dragonslayer 6
* Randar 3
platform:
* Psycho World
* Uass
* Vampire killer
* Contra
* Frantic (didn't come very far, but in the end I had the impression that I played it a lot )
shooter:
* Aleste
* Aleste 2
* Topple Zip (my first game yay!)
* Nemesis 3
Puzzle:
- PeachUp number.. uhm.. dunno, the version in which you had to kill 3 kinda enemies with 3 kinda weapons.. great game!
old:
a number of old superclassy games that were in the 30 hits collection.. like:
* Boulderdash 1&2
* Scooter
* Break-in
* Hardboiled
(still looking for 3 DSK images of these disks, since my own are nearly unreadable now) |
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wolf_
msx legend
Posts: 4781 | Posted: December 19 2003, 22:23 |
Speaking of those old games, did any1 ever play/finish those old games like 'Happy Fred' ? |
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Argon
msx professional
Posts: 842 | Posted: December 20 2003, 13:29 |
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| Argon's remark is an interesting one.. it once more makes clear that a copied game isn't the same as a sale-loss.
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Hell
I had a VG-8020 in those days, so I really couldn't use copied games  |
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wolf_
msx legend
Posts: 4781 | Posted: December 20 2003, 14:35 |
I was actually more referring to softwarehouses who didn't/don't realise that not everyone has the means to buy original software. In that case it leaves the user with 2 options: 1: play nothing 2: play a pirated copy .. in both cases, the softwarehouses get nothing, so their opinions about that each copy is a sale-loss doesn't stand.
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snout
online
msx legend
Posts: 4992 | Posted: December 20 2003, 15:44 |
However, the way you put it it seems like every copy isn't a sale-loss and that isn't quite the truth either.
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GuyveR800
msx guru
Posts: 3048 | Posted: December 20 2003, 17:18 |
The worst is when you want to buy a game, but it isn't available in shops anymore (even if you travelled half the country to find it, like I did), and you're FORCED to pirate it.
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