Who can remember this fine piece of software from the old days?

It's nowhere to be found, not even in the Generation-MSX database, but I still must have a disk containing it laying about somewhere.

One of the most hilarious MSX-"demo's" ever made! I think it's from, say, 1984 or 1985.

After all this years, the mere thought of this software still kills me. Seriously, whenever it comes to mind... *laughing*

It must be at least 15 years since I've seen it last, but I still remember the graphics and music vividly, almost as if it were yesterday.

For the people unfamiliar with this great piece of art:

It's a very early, "erotic" MSX-1 demo (I believe it was German-made) which would show a black haired girl gettin' her kit off and "feel" herself, followed by something I will not describe for decency's sake.
All of this was drawn and animated realtime with... ASCII characters! Yes, ladies and gentlemen!
To top it off, this sensational spectacle was accompanied by the cheesiest PSG music ever created.
All in all, it was titillating as drying wallpaper!

But here comes the best part:
When having started up, the software would ask you if you were over 18.
If you'd answer negatively, the game would delete your entire disk, given that the write protection of the disk was disabled.
That's right, the ENTIRE disk, regardless of what else would have been stored on it!
Ain't that grand?

Sexy Nelly, it's a classic!

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It's nowhere to be found, not even in the Generation-MSX database

That proves piddly-squat.
GenMSX is all but complete...

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It's a very early, "erotic" MSX-1 demo (I believe it was German-made) which would show a black haired girl gettin' her kit off and "feel" herself, followed by something I will not describe for decency's sake. All of this was drawn and animated realtime with... ASCII characters! Yes, ladies and gentlemen! To top it off, this sensational spectacle was accompanied by the cheesiest PSG music ever created. All in all, it was titillating as drying wallpaper!

Are you sure it was on MSX? I can vaguely remember seeing exactly what you describe here on a C64 !

GenMSX hardly has demos anyway (or magazine printed software). But for the rest, it's pretty complete, I'd say!
If you disagree; what is missing?

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GenMSX hardly has demos anyway (or magazine printed software). But for the rest, it's pretty complete, I'd say! If you disagree; what is missing?

Munchy is missing for example

And don't forget Master Blaster! (Famous Dutch game. 8 discs, fm music, you have to blow up the commodore factory)

Munchy being what? Something like this: http://www.generation-msx.nl/msxdb/softwareinfo/2405 ?
Or this: http://www.generation-msx.nl/msxdb/softwareinfo/2405 ?
If not: contact me with all information and I'll add it

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And don't forget Master Blaster! (Famous Dutch game. 8 discs, fm music, you have to blow up the commodore factory)

Famous??? I only heard about it ones (A cheat code I remember). Any more info on this one?

Actually I did not know that Bytebuster game! They knew how to do good games.

Manuel, didn't you put the same URL twice?

Master Blaster... never heard of!

Master Blaster was "famous" in Holland for non-existing. Some guy wrote several tips and hints for this imaginary game. It got placed in the magazine (MCCM I think) and even made it into a MSX peeks, pokes and truuks book.

Hmm, 2nd URL must be: http://www.generation-msx.nl/msxdb/softwareinfo/2831
(Sorry about that.)

@AuroraMSX: I'm positive it was on MSX!

If I can I find the disk where it was on and it still works, I'll post some screenshots.

I can confirm the existance of the sort demo, but I think it was called sexy show. I no longer have it.

I think your right about the fact that it was made in Germany. It asked a pasword (kennwort) in german (SEXY if I'm right) and also the age.

If I'm right it doesn't run on a MSX TURBO-R.

I know i am not supposed to ask for this but is there a binary file of that "sexy nelly" ?I am not asking for someone to host it,just to ask if it exist in binary from.I know the rules,no downlink locations of programs.

@robertwilting: Yes, that must be the one! Maybe it was renamed by someone who had "distributed" it.

@nikodr: I believe it was actually a BSAVEd BASIC program.