"Why MSX?" - Poll results
In our most recent poll we asked "Why MSX?". 164 people found the time to think about this abstract question and gave their votes. Here's the results:
- 1. Because of the creativity it encourages (29.88 %)
- 2. Because of software (games) available (28.66 %)
- 3. Because of the cool-factor (17.68 %)
- 4. Because of compatibility (8.54 %)
- 5.
Today, MSX Resource Center proudly welcomed the 1,000,000th visitor since August 6th, 1996. Yes, you have read it right: Only six months after we reached 500,000 visitors our Nedstat Counter registered the millionth visit to our website.
1,500,000 visitors at msx.org
The MSX Resource Center team are extremely pleased to see that, within five months after breaking the one million visits barrier, MSX Resource Center has attracted a total amount of 1,500,000 visitors according to our Nedstat cou
It goes without saying that 2003 was a good year for the MSX Community. It has been a long time since we had so many new hardware and software products in one year. And then there were the revival-activities in Japan and the many activities of (ex) MSX users on the internet.
10.000 forum posts
Regular visitors of the MSX Resource Center already know 2003 is a very good year for the MSX Resource Center. Never before did we have so many news posts, so many visitors, so many new features and... so many forum posts. As a comparison, you can view some 2002 statistics.
Yup, you have read it correctly: another MRC milestone. For the first time in history no less than 100 newsposts were posted within one single month, making March 2005 the most active MSX News month on the MRC ever.
100.000 forumposts
We've celebrated a few milestones in the history of MRC already, such as a few millions of pageviews, a few thousands of registered users and such. As of today we are proud to install yet another milestone in our hall of fame: OeiOeiVogeltje has just written forumpost no.
100.000 visitors
November 8th we passed the amount of 100.000 -UNIQUE- visitors! Thanks to you all for visiting us and let’s break the 200.000 visitors barrier soon! 
Ricardo Bittencourt and Cyberknight submitted the 10th entry to the Under Water Challenge: a port of the classic SEGA Arcade game N-Sub. This version was ported from SG-1000 to MSX.
Just in time, Benno van den Boogaard sent us the 11th and final entry to the Under Water Challenge: an MSX1 game called Pengu Racer.