My MSX cartridges finds

Two games, as they could not be more different, they also tell of the culture of their places of origin.
I like the Star Soldier game. Schottere were very popular for MSX1 in Japan that time. This top-down MSX1 shooter never seems unfair. I never noticed the insufficient scrolling at that time, on the contrary: enemies move fluently, the background wobbles in 8bit time.
The recurring piece of music is unfortunately a little annoying, but that was quite common at that time and leaves me time to appreciate my record collection.
The Wreck was a daring disappointment to me, I could not ignore the scrolling. There was a much better representative of the (still new) genre:
ASCIIs 1983: "Illegus episode IV" the only commercial game that uses Screen 3 I know.
Nevertheless, you have found two wonderful additions to your collection.

I couldn't find any image reference for the cartridge version of Star Soldier all what i found was the bee card version from Hudson Soft
the cartridge looks legit to me

very cool to know
thank you

Remember the times, when 64k was as big as a shoebox and cost a month's wages?

Yes seems like MSX Gods was looking after me I still won't believe this was one day finds locally where I live