Nijmegen 2006

The entrance of Wijkcentrum Hatert.

Behind these doors, all MSX action took place. The man behind the bar is Johnny, who was extremely helpful.

The relax area...

Bas Kornalijslijper with his usual, but always impressive, wall of Philips NMS 8250 and 8280 machines.

An overview of the fair...

Alex van der Wal (Savage from Fuzzy Logic) looking at.... at what?? Toilet paper support is on the way, though.

Fuzzy Logic reunion part 1: Alex van der Wal (Savage) and Roman van der Meulen (Shadow/ro)

Ben Hiep is reading a bit behind the Sunrise booth.

Some nice goodies at the Sunrise booth.

The Sunrise MSX Game Reader in action!

A Philips VG-8010 MSX1 connected to a 80GB serial ATA harddisk.

Bas looking happy after he just fixed something, which he did a lot that day.

Renovatio showing their great progress in their Space Manbow 2 game.

Renovatio from the other side.

Norakomi and t00b debugging some Space Manbow 2 code.

A very dynamical looking Andre van Herk [D-Tail] behind the Bitwise booth, where he showed Kralizec and Matra games.

The games sold at the Bitwise booth: Ink and Bloody Paws, both on cassette and Ark-A-Noah, Sex Bomb Bunny, Dahku and Bomb Jack on diskette.

Mr. Kalkwiek of MSX Club West-Friesland selling loads of 2nd hand goodies.

Bob Roos, also selling loads of 2nd hand goodies.

Mr. Kalkwiek also had quite a collection of various MSX machines for sale.

My MSX profile