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[Wody]

Hi,

MG didn't come out for FMSX, it came out for the MSX home computer. Funny that those old machines (they came out in the beginning of the 80's, untill the beginning of the 90's) had better sound and graphics capabilities then PC's for a while because there are still people developing new hardware for them. Konami rocks. As a matter of fact, right next to this computer, I have a MSX-2 hooked up to a 400MB harddisk, and I have about 5-10 others around. If you want MG, you can get everything from http://www.classicgaming.com/metalgear/

More info about MSX etc at

http://www.faq.msxnet.org

Greetings,

Wouter Dijkslag

[Menchise]

Sorry Grayfox, MCGR only reviews IBM compatible ("PC") games.

[Guest Grayfox]

already got mg2. and it was for the later versions of msx because (if i remember) the first version msx couldnt run it at all. it did work for msx-2.

ok then how about centurion: defender of rome? that was an awesome game as well. IBM compatible too if memory serves correctly.

[Menchise]

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[Menchise]

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[scorchedearth]

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Originally posted by Menchise:

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