Anybody know the name of this game?

That game was written in BASIC, wasn't it? I remember reading to through the code to learn BASIC. My simple hack to it was to use screen 5 instead of screen 2. If this game was public domain, does anyone know where to get it?

(C) 1985 MSX GIDS AMSTERDAM it says. I wonder which company inherited those copyrights. You can also try to track down the author, maybe he has also some rights left.

It's still cool to do nowadays

It seems they were serious though, a quote from MSX Gids: "De MSX Gids komt voor een groot deel tot stand door inzendingen van de lezers. Deze bijdragen dienen orgineel(sic) te zijn en dus niet overgenomen uit andere bronnen. Voor inzendingen die gepubliceerd worden in een van onze uitgaven, wordt een vergoeding gegeven; de inzending wordt dan wel eigendom van de uitgeverij."

In short, to non-Dutchies, the publisher claimed ownership to original user-submitted programs for a small fee. This doesn't apply to Stuntvogel. I've looked it up, that game was written by MSX Gids chief editor, Alfred.

I wouldn't mind seeing a download link to Stuntvogel, or any other open-source programs published in old MSX mags. I doubt any moderator would either

Thanks jonemaan! That brought back good old memories