Our goal is to keep the
legacy of one of the
most interesting computers from the 80's - 90's alive - The MSX.

We are aware that there are hundreds of
excellent
websites devoted to MSX, all of them with a lot of great quality
material. However, software paperwork is extremely hard to find online,
notably game manuals. There are very few of them available, mostly
cover scans or raw photos.

In this
website we'll try to keep a paperwork repository for MSX software,
including labels, box art, manuals and everything else that we could
lay our hands on, all of them scanned in hi-res (300 DPI). Game manuals
will be scanned on a page-by-page basis and gathered in a PDF
file that will be
available for download.

If you are the
copyright holder of the artwork hosted in this website please bear in
mind that we do not intend to make a profit from your material
(and we assure you we will never try to) - our sole purpose is to
preserve a huge and very important part or computer history. We are
only fighting for preservation. However, if you do have a problem with
that please do not hesitate contacting us.

June 18, 2011 - Yes, I know. It seems
ridiculous. It´s been almost a full year since the last update! Truth
is, I´ve been busy lately - I just have a baby girl, and that can take some of your spare
time! ;-)
Anyway, the site was pretty much abandoned. First of all I´m doing a
little facelift on it - the former template was deleted and all I got
left was floating text over a white background. Gee...
So I´ve just made the front pages look a little prettier - not
much, I know, but hey - I´m a shitty designer! ;-)
Next step (hopefully still this year) is keep adding fresh content.
I´ll try my best, that´s all I can promise.