Hi

Sure we can continue with Leandro's question I am also wondering which game he means, so...

o_O ... I was thinking Contra, but that one doesn't have a ship

I feel however we should think of an MSX1 game ..

RAMBO?

I'm thinking about Beach Head

or it could be D-Day

Leandro, has the correct answer been given already or should we keep guessing? ^_^

No... Let me help me a little...

Nice soundtrack for an MSX1 32 Kbyte game... It was a double mode game. You could run shooting everyone on foot, or you could return to your spaceship and then fly shooting enemy ships... You needed to rescue your friends too.

By the way, I had a hard time trying to find it on the web a few years ago... It's kind of obscure.

The whole story happens in another world. Should I give its name now?

thexder?

Lets see if someone knows the answer with a few more hints. Is it a European, Japanese, Brazilian (or...???) game? Was it commercially released?

(as you can see, I have absolutely no clue ^_^)

Japanese commercially released game... Don't try to look for it on Generation MSX, cheater!

It sounds distantly familiar, just can't remember what game it was...

Ok...

You are in your ship, fighting enemies a la Zanac. Suddenly you see buildings on the ground and then you press a key to stop your ship and move on-foot a la Commando. You enter the building and fight more enemies just to search for what might be inside it, such as new weapons, ammo, special items or your teammates. You have three teammates that must be rescued. They are a green alien girl, a robot dog and there is also another one teammate that I cannot describe (I never found him). Teammates fight with you too. After that you leave the building, return to your ship and keep going. There are also two different buildings in the game: a cottage where a wizard can raise your dead friends and a palace at the end of the game that I could never enter (I am sure that I must find all teammates for that). Some ground constructions are nasty teleporters that send you to previous levels. This game soundtrack reminds Valis.
This game is an MSX1 game, 32Kbytes cartridge, made in Japan. It's main problem is in the graphics (badly drawn sprites) and slightly misadjusted controls. But this kind of game variety really made me play it a few years ago.

Last tip: its company also created a game related to mythology for MSX.

Anyone?

The game is "Zaider Battle of Peguss" by Cosmos Computer.