Hi,

Blue Print collection site report this:

Publisher: Square
Product ID: 3-11-13
Have box: yes
Have Manual: yes
Note: Very rare Aliens 2 game

http://www32.brinkster.com/blueprintmsx/MSXCollection/report.asp?which=350


I'd like to try it cause I'm a great fan of Alien saga! This ROM is available in the Net?

And many other unknown games are listed here:

http://www32.brinkster.com/blueprintmsx/MSXCollection/Collection.asp

Thank you, regards,
Nrgo

shhhhhht !
don't request roms here or ya'll get ass raped :S

Well, it's not as harsh as that... But read our policies: we don't offer link support to warez.

AFAIK there are no MSX games you can't find on the net, but don't ask these questions here.

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Well, it's not as harsh as that... But read our policies: we don't offer link support to warez.

Nah, I'm pretty sure we're back to ass-raping again. It proved much more fun than banning people

Send an e-mail to leandro <DON´T SPAM ME> leandrocorreia.com

I will not rape your ass, promise.

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AFAIK there are no MSX games you can't find on the net, but don't ask these questions here.

Guess again, I estimate the MSX software library is at least ten times larger than what you can find on the 'net.

OOhpp! Sorry for the word 'ROM', I was really interested to know what GuyveR800 said: this game is an MSX game not listed (or downloadable) on the net, so I suppose there are many unknown games in the archives of MSX users aroud the world... If they are stored in cassettes, they will be lost?

Floppy disks are hardly safe either. Although less fragile than tapes, they do loose data over time.

i can't understand the horror imposed here about piracy

since the msx library is really ten times larger comparing with good or tosec distros, this repression only contributes for vanishing of obscure and forgotten software

less than 1% of msx games is sold today and the companies WILL NOT CHARGE anyone which gets a copy of a little old game. they only hunt unauthorized resellers

so why all this censorship about it?

Because you wouldn't like to get ass-raped, now would you?

Check this for some screenshots from Aliens 2

http://www.generation-msx.nl/msxdb/softwareinfo/900

thinlizzy - Just take my word and accept the fact that

1) A growing amount of MSX games is being sold again, at Project EGG

2) Something like Project EGG might eventually appear in other parts of the world other than Japan alone

3) Project EGG has succeeded in finding a legal solution to the problem you are addressing: software disappearing. You might not like the commercial touch, but at least they are making sure that those software titles are, for the time being, here to stay. Part of the money Project EGG makes goes straight to MSX Association and is used for funding other MSX Revival initiatives (which, of course, you might not like either).

4) In the past several Japanese Companies have contacted the MRC about legal issues, one even threathened to sue our asses (it was not the kindest mail we ever received), and that didn't even had to to (a lot) with warez.

The MRC is a large community website about MSX. That has a lot of advantages, and some disadvantages. One of the disadvantages is that Japanese companies are quite likely to spot (and sometimes even monitor) what we are doing here. I for one am not willing to put the entire MRC at stake just because a few of our users want to obtain some obscure software.

And, before you ask, no you can't have any more details about the letters the MRC received from Japanese companies or from which companies we did or did not receive complaints

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And, before you ask, no you can't have any more details about the letters the MRC received from Japanese companies or from which companies we did or did not receive complaints

oh yeah! i appreciate your demonstration of reliability

I don't see what not showing confidential communication between the MRC and Japanese companies has got to do with reliability. It has to do with decency (and staying out of trouble).

All we (The MSX Resource Center) are trying to do is creating and maintaining a platform where MSX users all over the world can keep up to date about the latest MSX news and meet each other. Warez don't fit in there, and could only put that what we have achieved at risk. There are dozens of things we could add to the MRC which are a lot more interesting to the MSX Community (because they are not yet or no longer available and have a stimulating effect on new developments) that don't put the current contents of the MRC at risk. We have made the choice to go for those additions, instead of warez. The least you could do is respect that choice, instead of persistanly trying to let us know you don't like our anti-warez attitude. Enjoy the parts of MRC you like, and find other means for those things where MRC doesn't fit your needs. I'm sure that when you search well enough you can find all the warez you need on other sites, FTPs or newsgroups.