In 1994 Soepfiskje was Near Dark's first attempt to break through in the world of music disks. Back then the name Near Dark was still non existent. The disk supports MSX-AUDIO and MSX-MUSIC.

Trivia

• Soepfiskje is an unofficial Frisian (language in the northern region of the Netherlands) word. It has something to do with drinking and fishing. But without the fishing rod. It was a typical summer activity by some of the Near Darkies during the summer of 1994.
• Most titles were inspired on the titles of a Belgian comic series called Suske & Wiske.
• During the Zandvoort 1994 fair Meits threw one Soepfiskje labeled empty disk far into the crowd. Later that day a visitor who picked it up, politely returned it to the MSX-Club Friesland-Noord stand. He was rewarded with a functional version of the disk.
• The landscape of the replayer screen shows a mixed Leeuwarden, Opeinde and Burgum horizon.

Credits

• Chip (coding, graphics, music)
• Meits (music, graphics, ideas)
• .arj (graphics)
• W76 (graphics)
• MOA (session musician)