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Looking for a game ( need your memories from long ago)

Whizzy
msx user
Posts: 56
Posted: November 10 2005, 12:02   
Hiya all,

I'm looking for a game that was written by a family member of me long time ago. I just discovered he was a hardcore msx user at that time (1983-1985)

The game was written for a contest (magazine unknown) where you could win a diskdrive (i guess the Philips standalone drive), it was written for MSX1 and was some sort of pacman clone.

Supposedly he wrote it in assembly.

Any thoughts ?

thx !
ro
msx guru
Posts: 2329
Posted: November 10 2005, 12:55   
Yeah I know a good pacman clone which is a basic/assembly hybrid. was published in a magazine as a DIY listing.. what was that name again.. I remember red and black colours.. damn. good game too!
Rikusu

msx professional
Posts: 954
Posted: November 10 2005, 14:32   
Pucky? Break Man?

Those are the only Pacmans I can think of at the moment (that were published as listings).
Whizzy
msx user
Posts: 56
Posted: November 10 2005, 15:06   
I don't know if it was published as a listing... but lemme talk to him about the name of game.. i completely forgot that.
ro
msx guru
Posts: 2329
Posted: November 10 2005, 15:37   
yeah, pucky!
ro
msx guru
Posts: 2329
Posted: November 10 2005, 15:38   
whaz his name, that dude?
Whizzy
msx user
Posts: 56
Posted: November 10 2005, 15:58   
His name is Jeroen, but i highly doubt he has published the game under his real name but maybe he did.
ro
msx guru
Posts: 2329
Posted: November 10 2005, 16:39   
did he have poep under his schoen? haha, sorry couldn't resist.
sorry mate, can't help ya any further I guess.
ro
msx guru
Posts: 2329
Posted: November 10 2005, 16:44   
wasn't it released under the name "jojosoft"?



msxgamesbox
msx freak
Posts: 222
Posted: November 10 2005, 17:03   
Can't you ask him the name of the game? Obviously he must have forgotten...
BiFi
msx guru
Posts: 3142
Posted: November 10 2005, 18:34   
there is another pacman variant... it's called Lockin Man. It's called that way since you need to lock in the ghosts somewhere where they can't get to you or each other, since both cause the you to die.

btw, wasn't pucky written by some french dude? he also made a q-bert variant. I can recall the game starting with a french flag and a black skull drawn over it.
MäSäXi
msx addict
Posts: 441
Posted: November 11 2005, 23:09   
in some MSX Computing or What MSX? there was pacman listing too, but there wasn´t any disk drive competition for that game ( I am sure that if that pacman have been the winner, it could surely got mentioned in the listing page)
MäSäXi
msx addict
Posts: 441
Posted: November 11 2005, 23:10   
but that listing was in basic, thought i don´t remember was it 100% in basic, but i remember so.
AuroraMSX

msx master
Posts: 1248
Posted: November 11 2005, 23:17   
Quote:

btw, wasn't pucky written by some french dude? he also made a q-bert variant. I can recall the game starting with a french flag and a black skull drawn over it.



Would a french guy release a game with "Jojosoft presenteert" in its title screen?

wolf_

msx legend
Posts: 4713
Posted: November 13 2005, 14:25   
I can imagine a "J-o_O soft" from France tho ^_^

Prolly specializing in games where you have to run over grassy hills!
 
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