Whoa, not bad at all guyz. Not bad at all. It's good to see many people who stopped developing new software for MSX a while ago, have started developing new stuff as well. I'm looking forward to the new Near Dark productions, guyz!

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Yeah MSX-Basic rocks! Only few people actually believed me without frowning when I told them the BCF diskstations were written completely in basic. The Arranger disks, well that's not such a big deal, it's just a musicdisk...but all the BCF demo's! Those were just a matter of very smart coding.

Yes, I can back up MrRudi on this.

All BCF demo's are made in MSX basic. Amazing heads, Jean Michel Jarre, all snouts, demo's like sigma power, satan demo's, snout5 intro, everything is MSX Basic.
We used the KUN compiler and a few pokes/vdp tricks and small bits of assembly, but 99% is made in basic.

Awell, why not?

Skills:
music, some gfx (mostly fonts), texts

Products (all with regard to music, unless stated otherwise):
- Teachers Terror Japan edition (game)
- Bet Your Life (game)
- Carbuncle Big Band (musicdisk)
- 100% music (musicdisk)
- Bombaman (game)
- FutureDisk (all magazine songs, starting from #10)
- Dark Voyage (musicdisk)
- Sand Stone (game)
- Sonyc (game)
- Lots of small (FD) games (Beton Vraete, Tubby Academy, Metal Gear Special, Black Jack, Fruitland, Arm Wrestling, and probably a lot more I forgot about!)
- Vscreen (game, more music coming up soon)
- and probably a shitload of smaller things I forgot

Also did a lot of text writing (mostly for the FD), and tried/try to plan/manage the TeamBomba crap. Last but not least some MSX related music stuff, like Arranger Platinum and making arrangements of music for eg. the F-1 Spirit, Road Fighter, and Maze of Galious remakes at http://braingames.getput.com

Skillz0rz:
Z80 ASM programming, bit of graphics, bit of soldering

Products:
- Track 1-6
- Overload
- Music Maniac 2
- TI-83 tools for MSX
- TERM4MSX RS232 ANSI terminal
- Tiger Hash implementation
- MSX Assembly Page

Also did some text writing for MCCW and been an MRC admin for a while in the old days.

Pretty modest list, actually. Because I never finish anything >.< *sniff*...


~Grauw

... why not

Capabilities:
Code: Z80/Ascii C/Basic

Past projects:
1996: Tetris 2 Special Edition: game engine(z80) & support code (z80)
2004: MRC Underwater Challenge: MadFish (Ascii C + z80)
2004: 3D Cube: little demo (Ascii C + z80)

upcoming:
who can say?
trying to develop E3D-based game

... why not

Capabilities:
Code: Z80/Ascii C/Basic

Past projects:
1996: Tetris 2 Special Edition: game engine(z80) & support code (z80)
2004: MRC Underwater Challenge: MadFish (Ascii C + z80)
2004: 3D Cube: little demo (Ascii C + z80)

upcoming:
who can say?
trying to develop E3D-based game

MicroTech

Skills
Code: MSX-BASIC
Languages: Japanese, English, Dutch, little German, little French
Bit of everything else (except music): graphics, product designs, product management, scenario writing, texts, other alpha input...

Past projects:
MSX-Code Newsdisc 8-13 (except #12)
PTTR 1&2 (contents and subprogramming)
PTTR 3 (everything)
PTTR 3 Uitbreidingsprogramma (concept, design, main coding, graphics)
The Vampires and She Vampires (GameBuilder)
The ATP (GameBuilder)
Quinch 2 (new levels)
Defender 1 (contents, sub programming, sub graphics)
Defender 2-5 (contents)
Guide through Gameworld 1&2 (contents)
Twisted Reality (main coding & scenario)
Risks don't Matter (never released; everything)
Defender 6 (never released; contents)
The Curse of Kaijruu (never finished; scenario, design, concept)
Angel (scenario, design)

Various English game translations

Groups and such:
MSX Code (1993-1995)
Pigeonsoft (1992-1995)
Sargon (1995-now)
MSX User (1995-1996)
Samanet (2003-now)
MSX Resource Center (2003-now)
Bazix (2004-now)

BBS:
Warlock BBS (SysOp)
CyberSpace BBS (CoSys)
Lowland BBS (CoSys)

I play the games
Isn't that a great capability and addition to the scene, ROFL

Awww Rikusu no fair, you can't list unfinished projects .

Heh, I thought I read 'Nosferatu' elsewhere

you read wrong clearly

I don't know if I should really do this

Skills:
* You name it, I can do it

As member of 4TRAX:
* 4TRAX Songbook #1
* 4TRAX Songbook #2
* 4TRAX Kofferdisk

As (member of) Aurora:
* Ruby & Jade
* EXOR

I initiated the RFC and CFV for comp.sys.msx, long time ago.
Currently working on Gfx9000 support for openMSX

Hmmm... let me see...

Capabilities:
GFX: drawing them =)
Coding: Basic, Pascal (and some) ASM
Music: PSG/FM (Moonblaster) - somewhat limited when comparing with the above =)
Insanity =)

MSX games:
Show do Milhão
Breakfree
SCSIcide
Snow Fighters
Maximum Penalty
Dungeons & Dragons
Carmen Sandiego (still unfinished due to some bugs)
Some Basic games made in earlys 80's never released (nice GFX, but slow as hell)
A lot of stuff in the works

MSX ported games:
Orguss
Shinnyushain Tooru Kun
Dragon Wang
Bomb Jack!
Star Jacker

Translations:
Shalom-English
Game Editor (only screenshots, not altering code)

Participations:
Shinobi "re-conversion": intro screens & graphics between stages
Illusion City English Opening artwork

Others:
Hentai (slideshow)
WinSX (small filebrowser)

MSX-Related:
MSXPad
MSX Sprite Maker (a small program for PC)
MSX Files/MegaRAM Project
MSX Alert (BrMSX/fMSX frontend)
RedMSX (lame emulator, but the first to have Scale2x )
Contribution to MSX Magazine 2, about Brazilian MSX-scene
Wallpaper placed 3rd in MSX Games box artwork Contest 2002

I guess that's it, but I may be forgeting something...

Impressive, impressive, impressive...