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Below is a list of all MSX hardware and software by Victor Company of Japan (JVC)

While internationally known as JVC, they are known simply as Victor in Japan, and hence all Japanese products are under the Victor brand.

1 Hardware
2 Software
- 2.1 Applications
- 2.2 Games
  - 2.2.1 JVC/Victor games
  - 2.2.2 Pack-In-Video games

Hardware

Computers

	Model	Year	Region	Model	Year	Region
MSX1	JVC HC-7E	1985	Europe	Victor HC-7	1985	JP
	JVC HC-7GB	1985	UK	Victor HC-30	1985	JP
	Victor HC-5	1983	JP	Victor HC-60	1985	JP
	Victor HC-6	1984	JP
	Model	Year	Region	Model	Year	Region
MSX2	Victor HC-80	1986	JP	Victor HC-95	1986	JP
	Victor HC-90	1986	JP

Controllers

Product	Description
JVC HC-JC15	Joystick
Victor HC-A704M	Mouse
Victor HC-J615	Joystick
Victor HC-J625	Joy Card (Joypad)
Victor HC-J635	Joystick

Network and I/O Interfaces

Product	Description
Victor HC-A703E	Expansion box
Victor IF-7610	RS-232C interface

Power Supplies

Product	Description
Victor AA-C30	PSU for HC-30 and Yamaha SX-100 computers

Storage

Product	Description
JVC/Victor HC-F303	External 3.5" 360kB FDD
JVC/Victor HC-FC303	FDD Interface for HC-F303
JVC/Victor HC-R105	Data recorder
Victor BD-8350	VHD player
Victor HD-851	VHD player
Victor HD-7900	VHD player
Victor HD-8900	VHD player
Victor HD-9300	VHD player
Victor HD-9500	VHD player
Victor HD-V1	VHD player

Misc

Product	Description
JVC MSX MIDI	MIDI interface
Victor AV-M150	15" Color Monitor
Victor AV-M210	21" Color Monitor
Victor AV-M280	28" Color Monitor
Victor AV-M370	37" Color Monitor
Victor CX-101M	RGB Color Monitor
Victor HC-A501F	RF modulator for HC-5, HC-6 and eventually HC-60
Victor HC-A502F	RF modulator for HC-5 and HC-6 (pre-installed in HC-60)
Victor HC-A602S	Superimpose module for HC-5, HC-6 or HC-60
Victor HC-C611R	RGB21 Cable
Victor IF-2000 (*)	HC-90/95 dedicated VTR intelligent control unit
Victor IF-2001 (*)	HC-90/95 & IF-2000 dedicated VTR controller interface
Victor IF-7500	VHD Interface for karaoke control
Victor IF-7510	VHD Interface adapter HC-5 to HD-7900
Victor IF-7900	VHD Interface adapter HC-7 to HD-7900
Victor IF-7910	VHD Interface adapter HC-7 to HD-7900
Victor IF-C9C	Interface adapter VHD player to HC-90/95
Victor IF-C9D	Combo Interface adapter VHD player to HC-90/95 (and NAPLPS terninal?)
Victor IF-C40SK	S-Video interface for HC-90/95
Victor ????	NAPLPS terninal for HC-90/95
Victor VX-18C	Audio/Video Cable

(*) see MSX Magazine (Jap) 1987 04 page 107

Software

Applications

Product	MSX	Region	Size	Sound	Year	Title	Notes
HS-R0001	1	JP	?	PSG	1983	Joy Graph
HS-C7104	1	JP	4 tapes	PSG	1984	Video Title
M-20001	1	JP	16kB	PSG	1984	Super Synth	Developed by Cross Media Soft Ported by Musical Plan
M-20002	1	JP	Tape	PSG	1984	Super Synth	Developed by Cross Media Soft Ported by Musical Plan
HS-R7001	1	JP	?	PSG	1984	Video Edipal
HS-R5001	1	JP	?	PSG	1985	Joy Graph	Re-release Sold with Victor HC-60 computer
HS-R6001	1	JP	128kB	PSG	1985	Kanji-ROM (JIS1)
HS-R7501	1	JP	32kB	PSG	1985	Joy Telop
HS-R9001	1	JP	?	PSG	1985	Joy Letter
VIA-1501	1	JP	VHD	PSG	1985	Video Scramble
VIA-1502	1	JP	VHD	PSG	1985	Xevious Map	Developed by Namco
	1	JP	?16kB	PSG	1985	Tiny Joy Graph (and more)	Firmware of Victor HC-7 computer
	2	JP	?	PSG	1985	Tiny Synth	Developed by Musical Plan
	1	UK	Tape	PSG	1985	Character Generator	Part of compilation for JVC HB-7GB computer
HS-D8000	2	JP	Disk	PSG	1987	NAPLPS Decoder Software
HS-D9050	2	JP	2 disks	PSG	1986	Joy Letter 2
HS-D9550	2	JP	Disk	PSG	1986	Info Card
	2	JP	16kB	PSG	1986	Tiny Synth + Tiny Graph	Firmware of Victor HC-80 computer
	1	UK	Tape	PSG	1986	MSX MIDI Studio Performer	Developed by EMR Part of the JVC MSX MIDI package
HS-D7050	2	JP	Disk	PSG	1987	Telop Development Soft
HS-D5050	2	JP	Disk	PSG	1988	Graphics Editor
HS-R6002	1	JP	256kB	PSG	1988	Kanji-ROM (JIS1+JIS2)
	2	JP	Disk	PSG	1988	Edipal

Games

JVC/Victor games

Product	MSX	Region	Size	Sound	Year	Title	Notes
VIA-1	1	JP	VHD	PSG	1985	VROOM
VIA-2	1	JP	VHD	PSG	1985	The Players Club
VIA-3	1	JP	VHD	PSG	1985	Alice in Chemical Reaction
VIA-4 ?	1	JP	VHD	PSG	Unreleased	Highway Star
VIA-5	1	JP	VHD	PSG	1985	Planet Mephius	Developed by T&E Soft
VIA-1001 + VIAM-1001	1	JP	VHD + Tape	PSG	1985	Thunderstorm	Developed by Data East
	1	JP	Tape	PSG	1985	Mole Mole	Developed by Cross Media Soft
	1	UK	Tape	PSG	1985	Blagger	Developed by Alligata Part of compilation for JVC HB-7GB computer
M-2001	1	JP	32kB	PSG	1986	Mole Mole	Developed by Cross Media Soft Although marketed for MSX2, this game is also for MSX1
M-2002	1	JP	32kB	PSG	1986	Pegasus	Developed by Cross Media Soft
M-2003	1	JP	32kB	PSG	1986	Mole Mole 2	Developed by Cross Media Soft
M-2004	1	JP	32kB	PSG	1986	Nyan Nyan Professional Wrestling	Developed by Cross Media Soft
M-2005	1	JP	32kB	PSG	1986	Point X Occupation Strategy	Developed by Cross Media Soft
M-2006	1	JP	32kB	PSG	1986	Tear Of Nile	Developed by Cross Media Soft
MVIA-101 + VIAM-101	1	JP	VHD + Tape	PSG	1986	Birdie Try	Developed by Compile
MVIA-102 + VIAM-102	1	JP	VHD + Tape	PSG	1986	Time Gal	Developed by Taito
MVIA-103 + VIAM-103	1 / 2	JP	VHD + Tape	PSG	1986	Road Blaster	Developed by Data East
M-2007	1	JP	32kB	PSG	1987	Venus Fire	Developed by Cross Media Soft
M-2008	1	JP	32kB	PSG	1987	Shout Match	Developed by Fun Project
M-2009	1	JP	32kB	PSG	1987	Drainer	Developed by Fun Project
M-2010	2	JP	256kB	PSG	1987	War of the Dead	Developed by Fun Project
M-2011	2	JP	128kB	PSG	1988	Tsurikichi Sanpei Burumarine Hen	Developed by Cross Media Soft
M-2012	2	JP	128kB	PSG	1988	MSX English Dictionary	Developed by Hi-Score
M-2013	2	JP	128kB	PSG	1988	Zombie Hunter	Developed by Hi-Score
M-3501-2	2	JP	2 disks	PSG	1988	War of the Dead Part 2	Developed by Fun Project
M-3503	2	JP	Disk	PSG	1988	Mah-Jong Shark 1	Developed by Cross Media Soft
M-2014	2	JP	256kB	PSG	1989	Tsurikichi Sanpei Tsurisennin Hen	Developed by Cross Media Soft
M-3504	2	JP	Disk	PSG	1989	Yajiuma Pennant Race	Developed by Cross Media Soft
M-3505-6	2	JP	2 disks	PSG	1989	Jack Nicklaus Championship Golf	Developed by Accolade
M-3507-8	2	JP	2 disks	PSG	1990	Shonan Legend	Developed by Cross Media Soft
						Released by Pony Canyon
K28X5042	1	JP	Tape	PSG	1983	Amida	Developed with CBS/Sony

Pack-In-Video games

Pack-In-Video was a Japanese video game publisher and developer. In October 1996 the company was merged with the video game division of Victor Entertainment and became Victor Interactive Software.

Product	MSX	Region	Size	Sound	Year	Title	Notes
MS-1	1	JP	32kB	PSG	1985	Rambo
MS-5	2	JP	128kB	PSG	1986	Super Rambo Special
MS-6	1	JP	32kB	PSG	1986	Space Camp
MS-7	1	JP	128kB	PSG	1986	Young Sherlock
MS-10	2	JP	256kB	PSG MSX-AUDIO	1987	Labyrinth	MSX-AUDIO needs to be in slot 1 and the game in slot 2
MS-11	1	JP	64kB	PSG	1987	Batman	Developed by Ocean
MS-14	2	JP	128kB	PSG	1987	Family Billiards	Developed by Klon
MS-15	2	JP	Disk	PSG	1988	Military Shogi	Developed by Klon
MS-16	2	JP	Disk	PSG	1988	L'Affaire	Developed by Infogrames
MS-17	2	JP	128kB	PSG	1988	Predator
MS-18	2	JP	128kB	PSG	1988	Ide Yosuke Meijin no Jissen Mahjong	Developed by Capcom
MS-22	2 / 2+	JP	Disk	PSG MSX-MUSIC	1988	The Golf
MS-26	2	JP	Disk	PSG MSX-MUSIC	1989	Silviana
MS-28	2	JP	Disk	PSG	1989	The Golf Course Collection

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