MSX FAN, April 1987

Cite as: MSX FAN, April 1987
Original: https://archive.org/details/MSXFAN198704
sha256: 2414b3a1e851db5e830feccc2f92ab365928161fdb3211eda614e5352dc85d2c
Archived: https://archive.org/download/MSXFAN198704/MSXFAN198704_djvu.txt
Accessed: 2026-11-06
Licence: © Tokuma Shoten Intermedia; scan hosted by the Internet Archive
Credit: Scan in the Internet Archive item MSXFAN198704. The pinned copy is the item's OCR text (the image PDF is 150 MB); it has no page breaks. The Pony advertisement for the MSX version of Zanac is on PDF page 32 of the item's image PDF.

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MSX FAN's April 1987 issue lists Irem's スペランカー as no. 33 in its LINKS game sales list: offered as a one-play title through Game Plaza on the LINKS service at ¥4,900 retail. In the article, a one-play game cannot be saved, but once called up it can be played for as long as the MSX stays switched on.	`p. 51 (image 51), LINKSゲーム販売一覧表; read on the page imagep. 51 (image 51), LINKSゲーム販売一覧表, row 33; read on the page imagep. 50, Game Plaza articlep. 50, Game Plaza article`	Magazine
Pony advertised an MSX2 version of Zanac in MSX FAN's April 1987 issue, as fun and as exhilarating as the Famicom version, and the same issue lists separate MSX and MSX2 versions.	`Pony advertisement, image PDF p. 32 (the pinned OCR text has no page breaks)reader survey's game list (表1)reader survey's game list (表1)`	Magazine
Pony's April 1987 advertisement said AI had changed the shooting game: Zanac's AI changes where enemies appear and how they attack with the player's level of technique, so its stories are countless.	`Pony advertisement, image PDF p. 32Pony advertisement, image PDF p. 32Pony advertisement, image PDF p. 32`	Magazine