New files added to our downloads section

MSX has always been a computer which stimulates creativity. There is a lot of amateur software being created for the MSX system. Msx.org tries to be a platform where developers and MSX users meet. For developers it is nice to know their work is being rewarded, for the user it's just cool as fuck to have new content for the MSX.

Here you have the reason why msx.org has set up a downloads section. In this section, you will find lots of software which is being distributed through msx.org in a legal way. Let's make it a success and fire up the MSX spirit we all still share.

What did we upload today? Here's a list:

• Metal Limit, one of the best MSX2 demos there are. Created by IOD
• Imagine 1, a rare musicdisk with MSX-MUSIC from well known MSX games
• Imagine 2, an enhanced version of Imagine 1
• Maestro EBM's Ragbag, a nice musicdisk by TNI
• The Usual Rotten Bullshit Of Reality (TURBO-R), another nice musicdisk by TNI
• Boss 16x16, a cool drawing by Bart Schouten
• Mummy 16x16, another cool drawing by Bart Schouten
• Space, again a cool drawing by Bart Schouten
• F1-Spirit polyphonic ringtone for Nokia mobile phones by Sander van Nunen
• Another F1-Spirit polyphonic ringtone for Nokia mobile phones phones by Sander van Nunen
• Metal Gear polyphonic ringtone for Nokia mobile phones by Sander van Nunen
• Space Manbow polyphonic ringtone for Nokia mobile phones by Sander van Nunen
• Twinbee polyphonic ringtone for Nokia mobile phones by Sander van Nunen

A very big thank you to the people behind these software titles who agreed on sharing their work with the ever growing MSX community. Bare in mind msx.org has over 2000 unique visitors a day, at the moment!

We ask you, MSX creator, to join in and send your work to downloads@msx.org. It doesn't need to be a complete game or demo. And it doesn't need to have the best quality. It's all about creativity, so don't hold back and share your pictures, musics and basic listings! It will be added to our downloads section and many MSX-ers will enjoy this, often new, content!