Re: Nobunaga no yabou

1999-05-11 Thread Laurens Holst
In Japan KOEI is still going strong... Can somebody explain me what KOEI is or what it stands for??? ~Grauw KOEI is the name of a Japanese company that develops history-based (Japanese history, ofcourse) strategical games for the computer. Hee, finally someone answered my question!!!

Re: Nobunaga no yabou

1999-05-10 Thread Rieks W. Torringa
In Japan KOEI is still going strong... Can somebody explain me what KOEI is or what it stands for??? ~Grauw KOEI is the name of a Japanese company that develops history-based (Japanese history, ofcourse) strategical games for the computer. Rieks.

Re: Nobunaga no yabou

1999-04-30 Thread Rieks W. Torringa
In Japan KOEI is still going strong... Can somebody explain me what KOEI is or what it stands for??? I think it means 'New Image' (no, not THE New Image ^_^) I might be wrong, coz I just thought of this, but KO = new (as in KO-NAMI, meaning New Wave), and EI = image/picture/movie... Maybe

Re: Nobunaga no yabou

1999-04-21 Thread Rieks W. Torringa
From: "Laurens Holst" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Nobunaga no yabou Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 14:20:01 +0200 In Japan KOEI is still going strong... Can somebody explain me what KOEI is or what it stands for??? ~Grauw

Re: Nobunaga no yabou

1999-04-19 Thread Rieks W. Torringa
From: "Laurens Holst" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Nobunaga no yabou Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 14:20:01 +0200 In Japan KOEI is still going strong... Can somebody explain me what KOEI is or what it stands for??? ~Grauw

Re: Nobunaga no yabou

1999-04-12 Thread john . j
Patriek Lesparre schrieb: I might be wrong, coz I just thought of this, but KO = new (as in KO-NAMI, meaning New Wave), and EI = image/picture/movie... I thought that KO, NA and MI are the first letters from the names of the founding fathers?! greetz JJoS -- Tilburg Team: Janosch, SGI,

Re: Nobunaga no yabou

1999-04-11 Thread Laurens Holst
In Japan KOEI is still going strong... Can somebody explain me what KOEI is or what it stands for??? ~Grauw MSX Mailinglist. To unsubscribe, send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put in the body (not subject) "unsubscribe msx [EMAIL PROTECTED]" (without the quotes :-) Problems?

Re: Nobunaga no yabou

1999-04-11 Thread Ramon Ribas Casasayas
On Sun, 11 Apr 1999 14:20:01 +0200, Laurens Holst wrote: In Japan KOEI is still going strong... Can somebody explain me what KOEI is or what it stands for??? I once read it meant 'honor'. Right? Wrong? I dunno. CYA Get

Re: Nobunaga no yabou

1999-04-11 Thread Patriek Lesparre
In Japan KOEI is still going strong... Can somebody explain me what KOEI is or what it stands for??? I think it means 'New Image' (no, not THE New Image ^_^) I might be wrong, coz I just thought of this, but KO = new (as in KO-NAMI, meaning New Wave), and EI = image/picture/movie... Maybe

Re: Nobunaga no yabou

1999-04-06 Thread Pablo Vasques Bravo-Villalba
Howdy! "Rieks W. Torringa" wrote: I never played Master of Monsters, but actually I don't really like strategy games, especially when they 're in a language you don't fully understand without a dictionary ! Even worse when you can't fully understand even with a dictionary... (me!) :( No, I

Re: Nobunaga no yabou

1999-04-04 Thread Rieks W. Torringa
Hi, I'd love to see some of those games translated, so they could be better enjoyed. Do these games play like Master of Monsters? This is a good playable game even in Japanese, althought it's not needed to understand much. I never played Master of Monsters, but actually I don't really like

Nobunaga no yabou

1999-03-31 Thread Rieks W. Torringa
, Nobunaga no yabou). Did you know this game is still very popular in Japan ? It also has been remade for e.g. PlayStation, SNES, etc... In Japan KOEI is still going strong... Bye Rieks Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com MSX Mailinglist. To unsubscribe, send an email

Re: Nobunaga no yabou

1999-03-31 Thread Pablo Vasques Bravo-Villalba
"Rieks W. Torringa" wrote: Hi Howdy! Maybe I could dig on my old MSX-Fan and MSX-Magazine to try again reading those kanji, but I'm unsure if I'll be able to do that. :) It could very well have been Nobunaga's Ambition (or, in Japanese, Nobunaga no yabou). Did you know this gam