AND the MSXdev site is more accessible for non-MSX retro developers. Same reason look around in nesdev.parodius.com for ideas.
Next step would be to let this site "ventilate" activities to other (non MSX) retro sites.
MSX really needs to become RETRO big time.
@Wolf: You already know of our project. But we didn't registrate because we did know if we could pull it off in time (and we don't). But yeah you got a point. 
@pitpan: Yes it should be MSX1 ROM GAME development only. I will check MSX workshop. Problem is that it can hardly succeed if it's a one-man efford.
Uh oh. Guess I am offtopic AGAIN
Huey - My post was not intended as an 'MRC should do it all', but I interpreted your post as a 'without the MSXdev site, there is no place to put your games on display'. I think the MRC is a great place to put software on display as well, and the amount of downloads from our downloads corner confirms exactly that. So if you create an MSX game that doesn't fit in the MSXdev specs of the year, you might consider distributing it @ MRC. 
Huey - My post was not intended as an 'MRC should do it all', but I interpreted your post as a 'without the MSXdev site, there is no place to put your games on display'.
No I didn't interpreted it like that. In contrary I DO think MRC should do it all. Such a site will not survive without a connection to MRC. The site should be entirely conected to the Development forum of MRC (IMHO).
I wonder why there are the so-called secret projects. To avoid the shame and embarrasment of having to cancel an entry on the last minute 
hey jltursan, always helping with clever comments! , btw, are you making any of those 'secret' entries or what?
Just an idea, to play havoc in the discussion:
a sub competition for the best SymbOS CPC/MSX game....
kidding again
I think the amount of RAM has more to do with how easy or difficult it is to make a game, more RAM won't make games too ambitious or too big. So the RAM limit should be 64KB. It's difficult enough to make a good game. Most msxes in use have plenty of RAM anyway.
The MSX1 standard should have been 64K from the start, just like that the memory should have been always in the same place.
The ROM size limit however does influence how big games will be. I don't think there will be a lot of cancellations just because the ideas are too ambitious. Even with a 48KB ROM limit we would have tried to make a 'bigger' game than The Cure.
There might be some people who think that they can't compete with those MegaROMs. I mean, I can make a great space invaders in 16K, but will it stand a chance against Universe Unknown or even Nemesis?
So, two competitions might be a good idea. A 32K ROM/64K RAM, and a 64M ROM/64K RAM one
I'm not convinced a MSX2 (or even higher) competition is a good idea. But I think a bonuspoint system for use of extras like MSXDev'06 has is a bad idea.