L'affaire ? | MSX Resource Center (Página 7/8)

Por hamlet

Scribe (4106)

01-03-2020, 15:47

In Stuttgart we are now three people using MSX. Nearly as much as in the 80s.

Por Matt512

Rookie (32)

01-03-2020, 15:58

hamlet wrote:

In Stuttgart we are now three people using MSX. Nearly as much as in the 80s.

Live in Brackenheim, near Heilbronn.
I have no Diskdrive anymore, nor I know someone.
Perhaps, I can sent you the complete L'Affaire Package, and you look after it ?

Por hamlet

Scribe (4106)

01-03-2020, 16:01

It's not that far. I will send you a pm.

Por Ivan

Ascended (9357)

01-03-2020, 19:32

I do remember that Les Passagers du Vent was one of the few MSX2 games distributed by Sony in Spain:

Sony MSX Software Catalogue (1987) at MSXblog
Direct link to the catalogue in PDF format

Hydlide, Laydock, Red Lights of Amsterdam, Kinection Conection, Chopper II and World Golf were the other MSX2 games sold by Sony in Spain. L'Affaire was not one of them, I don't know if Philips did sell the game here.

Por hamlet

Scribe (4106)

12-03-2020, 16:44

Thanks to matt512, who sent me the original disk and the great work of Dirk_no I am convinced to present the foundation stone of a new german user scene.
Dirk had already extracted the text files many years ago and now he was able to merge the data with the help of an old DOS computer.
On tfh's WebMSX page, German speaking users can now finally enjoy the game in their own language.
Thanks guys!
You are great!

Por tfh

Prophet (3346)

12-03-2020, 18:06

Now let's see if the Italian version pops up somewhere...

Por rderooy

Paladin (686)

13-03-2020, 08:02

There should also be a Japanese version. If you look at the screenshots on the back of the Japanese box on GenMSX, you can see Japanese text in one of them.

Por kurisu74

Supporter (2)

10-12-2020, 09:45

Hi everyone! I just wanted to check in because I'm amazed at the work of Granced and Walter.MSX!

I am the creator of the first walkthrough (in Dutch originally) which appeared in the Belgian MSX Club Magazine.

I could never figure out the end and I'm very curious how our French friends got to the solution! I will try it one of these days on my Retropie setup (I also still have the NMS8250 safely stashed away).

The Dutch version was indeed published by Philips on their NMS label.

I am trying the Atari ST version right now out of curiosity but it seems even more buggy than the MSX one