Moonwalker - The Computer Game

Michael Jackson was a megastar of music, a true phenomenon of the masses whose projection was extinguished as he got into the most sordid problems, until he ended his days with that anticipation to which we are accustomed by some of the greats of music.

He also participated sometimes in the world of cinema, highlighting "Moonwalker", a succession of short stories starring the artist, whose name is due to his characteristic "Moonwalk" dance.

U.S. Gold was on the fence and adquired the rights for computers (SEGA adquired them itself for its consoles), creating a game that was launched as a blockbuster but was not accompanied by the necessary quality to leave a mark on players.

The conversion to MSX has all the appearance of having been made in Spain, but we don't know who its authors were, since they didn't leave any clues, neither explicit in the credits nor implicit in the code (as far as we've come).