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MSX Soft Catalog 1988 (MSXマガジン 1988年1月号付録)

MSX Magazine editors. 1988. “MSX Soft Catalog 1988 (MSXマガジン 1988年1月号付録).” MSX Soft Catalog 1988, supplement to MSX Magazine, January 1988. ASCII.

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MSX Soft Catalog 1988
Original
https://archive.org/details/ascii-msx-magazine-supplement-msx-soft-catalog-1985-01-1986-01-1987-01-1988-01-1
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https://archive.org/download/ascii-msx-magazine-supplement-msx-soft-catalog-1985-01-1986-01-1987-01-1988-01-1/ASCII%20MSX%20Magazine%20supplement%20198801-MsxSoftCatalog_djvu.xml
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2026-11-06
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© ASCII; scan hosted by the Internet Archive
Credit
Scan in the Internet Archive item "ascii-msx-magazine-supplement-msx-soft-catalog-1985-01-1986-01-1987-01-1988-01-1", which holds the catalogs of 1985 to 1991; the pin is the 1988 catalog's OCR, as DjVu XML.
Notes
Read for Star Soldier only: its entry and its place in the annual SOFT TOP 80 of 1987.

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  • Star Soldier

Claims (2)

Hudson released Star Soldier for the MSX as a Bee Card (BC-M8), a card-size game played through the Bee Pack, a cartridge for the MSX. Hudson's advertisement in MSX Magazine of November 1986 gives the card's price as ¥4,800 and the Bee Pack's as ¥980, and plans the attack to begin in October; MSX Magazine's software catalogs of 1987 and 1988 list it at ¥4,800.p. 74 (image 76), software listMagazine
Star Soldier placed 31st, with 29 points, in MSX Magazine's tally of its SOFT TOP 20 chart over 1987, printed in the magazine's software catalog of 1988.p. 42 (image 44), the year's ranking, opening pagep. 48 (image 50), the year's rankingMagazine
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