OK, if you want to cheat a bit:
cat softwaredb.xml|perl -e 'use Digest::MD5 qw(md5_hex);while(<>){$_=~/\>(.+)\<\/t/;print$1." ".md5_hex(lc($1))."\n";}'|grep your_sha1sum
(ugly, but it works)
md5sums are in the web page
Cheater
Next time I'm gonna do server-side validation
You do that, and hope that no one will write a similar script that makes use of it
Besides: the softwaredb didn't contain all names exactly as you encrypted, so you can find only 13 with this cheat...
That test was tough, scored 5. Were some of these games on cassette cause I couldn't figure any them except the Konami's.
Just 10 ??? not "goonies" but "the goonies"... owh.. ahh well, i'm playing games not looking to the intro screen!
Nice quiz, making me realize that i'm playing MSX2 games to much
heheh, you probably started with MSX later than some (or most?) of us.
Euh,... around '85/'86 .. MSX 1
But hey i've messed around with tapes long enough knowing a lot of stupid games
The problem was back then was that there where almost no MSX users in the region
(ps. having 10 correct by NAME doesn't say i didn't recognise most of them )
Not bad.....17/21 after all. My memory is still fresh about most of the games
indeed, fucked with the name spelling.. "mopiranger" while I tried "mopi ranger"... that sorta stuff..
well, got a few. the salamander type with one life, which is correct.
Only 6
It claims know the meaning of ESSCCCFFFF, but I don't. ESS ? SCC ? CF ? FFFF ?