I was searching for a MSX-Basic Christmas demo, which was made by Philips (I tought).
Searching my diskimages got me nowhere, so I tried to find it on the net.
That was not a great succes, although I found a simpel website about a guy from Holland who collects EVERYTHING Philips every made or published for the MSX system.
And it was more than I ever imagined, for example Philips sold lots of game from other game-companies including Konami !
It's nice to see all the Philips MSX hardware (and software) I once owned.
Including my worst joystick ever:
I nearly destroyed that thing while playing Beam Rider.
And my most frequenly used Philips hardware:
With this modem I browsed every MSX-BBS and every MSX Videotex page I could find
to get MSX software. I mostly searched for music, tools, digitize images and basic games.
I didn't play much games so I was not a real game collector.
Last be not least a picture of the Philips datarecorder I used to record every Wordstore sample I made.
It did his job very well, every MSX-tape could be loaded.
Sometimes after a few tries with the volume switch (right below).
Oke enough talk, here is the link
Searching my diskimages got me nowhere, so I tried to find it on the net.
That was not a great succes, although I found a simpel website about a guy from Holland who collects EVERYTHING Philips every made or published for the MSX system.
And it was more than I ever imagined, for example Philips sold lots of game from other game-companies including Konami !
It's nice to see all the Philips MSX hardware (and software) I once owned.
Including my worst joystick ever:
I nearly destroyed that thing while playing Beam Rider.
And my most frequenly used Philips hardware:
to get MSX software. I mostly searched for music, tools, digitize images and basic games.
I didn't play much games so I was not a real game collector.
Last be not least a picture of the Philips datarecorder I used to record every Wordstore sample I made.
It did his job very well, every MSX-tape could be loaded.
Sometimes after a few tries with the volume switch (right below).
Oke enough talk, here is the link
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