Tilburg 2001, Yokoi?

50% correct

pretty useles to ask which 50%

Tilburg 1996, Yokoi?

you can't blame me for trying

Damn, I've read this somewhere!

Guessing from heart:

1) some kantou MSX meeting in Japan?
2) Yokoi?

Quote:

Please update me a bit more, I want to understand. We're in search of Fujiko Fujio (A) who died in 1988. This game is from 1991. And what has this live-action television drama in 1992 have to do with it?

I am still figuring out that live-action tv show as well. But Fujiko Fuji (A) was the creator of the manga Laughing Salesman which was made into an MSX game by Compile. I have this info from an interview with the man in a magazine called Mangajin, which also features a few pages of Laughing Salesman manga.

BiFi - you're trying all right, but afaik Nishi only visited Tilburg 2001 when it comes to Dutch fairs. Manuel should be a lot more specific

Well erhm.....It was in 1999, Yokoi invited Nishi and it was in Tokyo, but I don't know the name of the fair.....Searching, searching

1) MSX Denyuu land 1999
2) Yokoi

congrats

Darn, I expected someone to say 'World Expo' first. Indeed, you're completely right. A few weeks before Yokoi had boldly visited Nishi @ ASCII to talk about MSX. It can be considered to be the start of the 'MSX Revival'.

Ramon, you're up!

Woei! Hmm... that multiple-answer one then? I think it is easy:

Give the surnames of least 4 people called Ramon, who are/were active in the MSX-scene.

Verlinden, Van der Winkel.....

Ramon v/d Winkel
Ramon Verlinden
Ramon Ribas Cassasayas
Ramon Serna Olivier

Ribas...