Spanish: Asociación de Amigos del MSX: The MSX Friends Association. They arrange the Barcelona meetings. Updated News. bgMSX: SaveR's music can be found here, as well as many other songs from hobbyist and commercial games and  composers. Stands out an on-line game in which you must guess where a song comes from. Downloadable software includes Doramus, the game in which you play drums. Calamar Group: MSX controlled robots, self made games, and diverse hardware like floppy drives, converter cables and other curiosities. Call MSX: One of those few fanzines which still releases frequently. Club Hnostar: They made a professional looking magazine with the same name and distribute hard and soft. HispaMSX: The mailing list for the Spanish-speakers. It has a BBS via Telnet, ideal for Uzix o InterNestor. Imanok: Programmer of games (there are some downloadable). Karoshi Corporation: Forum of these MSX and ZX Spectrum game developers. Konamiman: Current boss of Club Mesxes. Konamito: News, reports, program and magazine preservation (among them SD Mesxes), in adition to a message forum (in Spanish). Kralizec: Games label of Periscop and co.  Manuel Pazos: He's the author of Sonyc, PuddleLand, KPI Ball, Abadia del crimen remake, and many utilities ... He also develops for Game Boy Advance!!!!! Matra: They used to program games and publish an interesting retro gaming and computer webzine/fanzine. Games are on sale for MSX and ZX Spectrum, in addition to retro merchandising. Star collaborates with the commercial magazine @rroba. MadriSX: They arrange the RetroMadrid meetings, formerly known as MadriSX & Retro. Moai-Tech: Very well done webzine (in Spanish). Padial Hardware: The Spanish hardware genious. SD Readers, FlashROM, video cards, sound cards, etc. in addition to a future MSX with the eZ80/Z380 processor (which ROM was coded by Daniel Zorita and Konamiman. Paxanga Soft: Developers of a lot of games. RetroActivo: Podcast which belongs to the RetroMallorca association and touches varied subjects. RetroMallorca: Some components of Club Mesxes, among other people, founded this multisystem association which created a bunch of events and activities, with MSX presence obviously. Retroworks: "New developments for old systems" International: Baboo!: The Japanese MSX search engine. ESE Artists' Factory: They developed the Mega SCSI (it's mostly in Japanese). MSX Archive: A software archive. FutureDisk: Old Dutch diskmagazine. Gigamix: Japanese club. Authors of many programs, like Magical Labyrinth. Parallax: Developers of many games. Passion MSX: News, reviews, software and more. Planet Emu: About emulators in general, but with a very complete MSX software download section.  Sunrise Swiss: The MSX most stunning hardware developers: Ethernet, IDE, serial port, MoonSound, GFX9000, Video9000, Compact Flash reader, USB-GameReader... SymbOS: Incredible graphic and multitasking operating system for Amstrad CPC and MSX. The MSX Resource Center: The best source of information of the MSX scene. Updated almost daily. The New Image: Authors of the GameBoy emulator for MSX, among other interesting projects. Uzix: A flavour of Unix for MSX! It even works as Internet server, has graphical browser and X-Wind! Incredible!   Other sects:  Antares: Space combat and commerce game inspired by Elite/Frontier, made by Juanjo. Botize: Inspired by "PALOMAS.BAS" (random sectarian sentence generator), JuanSa created the Twitter version, which later evolved in some other services. Depeche Mode: The authors of the song on the Disk I/O Error #1 intro, adapted by Marce and later converted to MWM (MoonSound) for Hajiku Mania. Listen online to the original or the MSX version on bgMSX or here. Dieyes: SaveR's business. JuanSa: "The consequences of possesing a blog (with lamer picture)" Mato34: The most sectarian club member shows here basically his liking to photography. Ramón Serna's research page: Ramoni's. Video Games Live: They are a series of game music concerts played by an orchestra and a choir, synchronized with a large screen. In November 2006 some of us attended the concert in London. It was quite good, though finally there wasn't any Vampire Killer's song :( Yombotronics: Juanjo's electronic projects and other stuff.