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What was the first MSX game you ever played?

BraK
msx lover
Posts: 79
Posted: February 24 2004, 02:09   
The first one was Knightmare on my MSX1 Sony HB501F (with the nice little joypad on the keyboard). I'll never forget this day. I've played hours and hours. Total pleasure. My parents became furious... Since this day, I'm a MSX and Konami fan. It was in 1986 and I was 13.
Cripper
msx friend
Posts: 13
Posted: February 24 2004, 23:12   
Les Flics in a shop Christmas 1984 whilst my parents deciding whether to buy a Sony MSX, Acorn Electron or C64.
GuyveR800
msx guru
Posts: 3048
Posted: February 24 2004, 23:26   
So you said: I WANNA PLAY THIS GAME, MOMMY!
And you got the Sony MSX

right?
4fridges
msx lover
Posts: 112
Posted: February 24 2004, 23:33   
batman (tape)
hyper-olympic 1 (cart) <-- we now call it RSI holocaust
wolf_

msx legend
Posts: 4781
Posted: February 24 2004, 23:55   
Quote:

hyper-olympic 1 (cart) <-- we now call it RSI holocaust



Well, if you look at it from a historical point of view: how else would you control a runner/sportsmen on the screen? I'd say that the current way was the best way back then.. and perhaps even today.
Sousuke
online
msx freak
Posts: 154
Posted: February 25 2004, 00:08   
Quote:

>>hyper-olympic 1 (cart) <-- we now call it RSI holocaust<<
I'd say that the current way was the best way back then.. and perhaps even today.


Yup, I totally agree w/ wolf. I still like these 'sports'-games. IMO those games rule
Have seen some newer ones, but there you have to press buttons in a certain order to gain e.g. speed... those are too lame
GuyveR800
msx guru
Posts: 3048
Posted: February 25 2004, 00:18   
IMO, the best way to control a runner is with motion capture on a tredmill.
Though jumping would be a problem... hmz

thinlizzy
msx freak
Posts: 209
Posted: March 01 2004, 19:04   
Quote:

Hmmm... first game? I think it was Yabyum
Just kiddin'

Can't remember exactly... Think it was Yie Ar Kung-Fu 1 or Monkey Academy.



yabyum is the best msx porn game!!!
thinlizzy
msx freak
Posts: 209
Posted: March 01 2004, 19:05   
Quote:

Topple Zip !



someone has the manual?

this game is fun, but i don't know what to do...
thinlizzy
msx freak
Posts: 209
Posted: March 01 2004, 19:08   
first cartridge: H.E.R.O.
first tape game: Elevator Action or Kung Fu Master. i can't remember

but the first amazing msx games I've played before megaram appeared were Jet Set Willy 2 and The Castle Excellent m(__)m
wolf_

msx legend
Posts: 4781
Posted: March 01 2004, 19:24   
Topple Zip: just fly .. I never used my manual anyway.. since the 'cartoon versions' of the objects/enemies really don't match the sprites on the screen

There's a few things to remember:

In the pills: there's a yellowish/white item, try to get that one always.. it's a weapen that kills your enemies with a single blast.

Try to pickup a radar item .. (looks like some antenna) .. that'll show you the destinations of the tunnels on your radar-screen.

level 1,2,3,4 are 'earth' levels, 5 and beyond are 'space' levels. Try to get to level 8, somehow you can finish the game there.. the 2 times I finished the game I sortof didn't know how I did it I prolly picked-up some special item, or flew through a special tunnel or so ..

For the rest, just experiment with the game, in a short while you know all the items. Graphically one of the better msx1 games imho..!
GuyveR800
msx guru
Posts: 3048
Posted: March 01 2004, 19:36   
I own the MSX2 version, never finished it ^^;
It's slow and euh... while kinda fun, the point of the game is really unclear.
manuel
msx guru
Posts: 3552
Posted: March 02 2004, 00:42   
Quote:

My own first MSX game was "Topologie Europa" - it came
with the MSX I bought...



Topologie? You must be some mathematician!

ANyway, the first games I have played will have been "Winter Olympics" (my dad got it with his VG8020) and the frogger like game on the demo tape (6 in one) that also came with the 8020. After that, I got some tape from my cousin with some other games on it. I only remember Polar Star being on it, at the moment.

Then my father bought MCM 14 and typed in Jake in the Caves. Played that a lot! So, this was all around 1987 or so. (Check MCM 14 for the date

My first cart was Usas, which I bought much later, in 1993 or 1994 on the Tilburg MSX fair. I also bought Metal Gear there.
UnregisteredPosted: March 04 2004, 12:27   
Quote:


> My own first MSX game was "Topologie Europa" - it came
> with the MSX I bought...

Topologie? You must be some mathematician!



Computer Scientist, actually. But math is only theoretical CompSci or
CompSci is applied math, depending on your favorite point of view

My first Cartridge btw was Salamander.
Adolite
msx friend
Posts: 2
Posted: March 09 2004, 15:59   
Quote:

Konami's Ping Pong. Still the best tabletennis game ever.



Spot on!

I only remember my first MSX-2 Games: Usas & Metal Gear!

But the games we played in the mid 80's were River Raid, H.E.R.O, Pitfall, Punchy, Buck Rogers, Beamrider, Norseman. Then, I advanced to MoG, Xanadu, Nemesis II, Salamander,...

Ah, it's amazing... The demon of MoG's World 8 still gives me more creeps than the deepest Unreal II Dungeons. What a gameplay!!
 
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