Remake of the game 'Gurieru no Seihai' for MSX 2, by Momonoki House (published in Peach Up 4 magazine in 1990), presented at MSXDev'05. Your goal is to find the Saangral and use its power to kill the enemy. To do this, you must go to the next level, fi (...)

You want to play your favorite game, but your old CRT monitor is in danger. Inside, dead pixels mutate into dangerous particles called QBIQS, which interfere with the cathode ray path, causing images to not display correctly. Only you can fix it. To do (...)

The magical golden acorns are the cause of dispute between the forces of Light and Darkness. When war finally breaks out, the acorns mysteriously disappear. The objective of the game is to find the five missing acorns and deposit them in the sacred san (...)

The Adventures of Rudolphine Rur narrates the adventures of a gnome who lives in an idyllic environment and who, due to circumstances, discovers that his brother Agostine is in a predicament, so he decides to undertake the journey in his search from the f (...)

The Amstrad PCW version has finally been preserved, thanks to Habisoft, It has fixed a boot bug to make it playable. As on other adventures of the valencian group, commanded by Andres Samudio, it has the graphics and descriptions of the 16-bit versions (...)

What would you think if we told you that one of the historical programmers of the ZX Spectrum could unite his creativity with that of one of the creators who have most squeezed the possibilities of the MSX standard in this century? Well that happened, (...)

We have seen dozens of soccer games over the years, all with a common denominator: with more or less arcade component, the objective is to score a goal in the opposing goal, whether playing a game, a penalty shoot-out or a World championship. Soccer Wa (...)

A listing of a foreign magazine, a modified screen and the newsstand. Sometimes, in the mid-80s, it didn't take much more to publish a game (or a song, that everything was possible). Acceptable graphics, sound, and gameplay. (...)

We knew of the enormous ability of our admired Mojon Twins and company to make fun and enjoyable games on 8-bit computers. What we did not know so much is his mastery of the legendary Nintendo console par excellence, the NES. Almost 62 million units of th (...)

The original game, published by Ocean in 1987, is one of the greatest hits in 8-bit history. Unlike most of his creations, Ocean released all of Jon Ritman's MSX games, with the original sin of being direct ports of the Spectrum versions. To restore (...)