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MSX Perfect Catalogue

MSX Perfect Catalogue

by Pac on 09-05-2020, 13:29
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Published by G-Walk, MSX Perfect Catalogue is the latest publication by Hiroyuki Maeda belonging to the Perfect Catalogue series in which the most popular Japanese computer platforms are reviewed in detail.

The quality is assured with 224 full color pages in B5 format with lots of pictures and explanations. The content of the book is as follows:

  • Chapter 1 - MSX hardware. Complete review of the different MSX generations and other related content.
  • Chapter 2 - MSX software catalogue. Introduction to more than 1400 Japanese game titles.
  • Appendix - Database. Japanese hardware and software.

The book will be available on Amazon Japan next May 28 for the price of ￥2,547.

Relevant link: MSX Perfect Catalogue at Hiroyuki Maeda's Official website
Relevant link: Forum thread

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Comments (6)

By rjp

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12-05-2020, 17:47

Here goes my money...

By turbor

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14-05-2020, 09:47

It looks great, but since I don't speak the language I'll pass on this one. Are there any volunteers out there who are willing to produce a translation? I'll gladly throw some money your way...

By Feiraco

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30-06-2020, 11:12

Great! Looking forward to it. I just ordered a copy from Amazon Japan to be shipped to Amsterdam (all-included costing about €34)

By raymond

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02-07-2020, 19:42

Is someone doing a group buy, for saving on shipping costs?

By galious

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29-06-2023, 17:57

I just bought. It's coming from Japan, I won't be able to read anything, but it doesn't matter <3

By adolchristin

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30-07-2023, 19:25

Hi there. I made an excel with a complete list of the games in the catalogue, with the Japanese order of letters. You can check it by here https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/iz93cbvl7t2t5h8036abe/game-li...