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Home » Community » Photoshoots » Nijmegen 2015

Nijmegen 2015

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The first booth holders are building up their booths
The first booth holders are building up their booths
The entrance to MSX land... in crappy weather!
The entrance to MSX land... in crappy weather!
Inside everything is OK and slowly building up
Inside everything is OK and slowly building up
The very impressive SymbOS booth: the MSX machines
The very impressive SymbOS booth: the MSX machines
The very impressive SymbOS booth: Amstrad PCW, Amstrad CPC6128, Enterprise and the MSX machines
The very impressive SymbOS booth: Amstrad PCW, Amstrad CPC6128, Enterprise and the MSX machines
Finnish MSX crew checking out the Bitwise booth
Finnish MSX crew checking out the Bitwise booth
3 MSX disk drives by Philips at the booth of Bas. What is the left one's type?
3 MSX disk drives by Philips at the booth of Bas. What is the left one's type?
Overview of the booth of Bas
Overview of the booth of Bas
Panasonic joy pads at the booth of Bas
Panasonic joy pads at the booth of Bas
Booth of Richard & Raymond
Booth of Richard & Raymond
Symbos booth
Symbos booth
WORP3 booth
WORP3 booth
MCWF booth
MCWF booth
openMSX booth building up
openMSX booth building up
Son of Raymond playing Malaika 2 at the Bitwise booth
Son of Raymond playing Malaika 2 at the Bitwise booth
Some openMSX crew checking out the booth of Laurens Holst with Synthesix
Some openMSX crew checking out the booth of Laurens Holst with Synthesix
SofaRun booth
SofaRun booth
More SymbOS
More SymbOS
TNI booth
TNI booth
YM2413 reverse engineering tools at the openMSX booth
YM2413 reverse engineering tools at the openMSX booth
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