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Released At :
Brutal & Hurricane Summer Party 1992
User rating :   8.7/10 (40 votes) See votestatistics
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User Comment
Submitted by Testa on 6 January 2010
This is a nice demo. the home and blue part are really cool...
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Submitted by psycho8580 on 13 May 2009
| Great ideas in this one. Lovely. |
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Submitted by PAL on 13 May 2009
ohhhh... love from all of us and them to all of you... This is one of the best demos created on the c64 and it is just really well put together and it were abit like the scene never totally understood the impact that this had on us all... because it were different and it really marked a change in demos, not that groups followed this after it were released but one vere aware of the fact that one could create different looking demos than the standard one more dycp and another 4 sprites in the multiplexer routine and so on... Bjorn , moonray or månestråle if you prefere were the main architect behind this one and a better architect you should look a long way for, he is brilliant at demo ideas for the c64... and when you have olav and him to program and a legend as unitrax on the team, thrown together with the splendid artist richard and music from prosonix it should just smell like the underwear of Angelina Jolie to me... This is one of the absolutely best delivered productions in the demo scene on c64 of all time and should be in the top 10 demos! It is just a too massive show of creative and knowhow power that were never done before and after on the c64 in my mind. What a simple design, so thight and firm, yet holds your interest. ooohhhh, what a rush....
Your PAL |
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Submitted by Twoflower on 27 October 2007
| This is a fantastic demo, possibly as good as you could make it at the time. Really nice ideas, design and music. One of my alltime favourites. |
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Submitted by Burglar on 27 October 2007
| The speedchanging scroll in the end part is simply the most creatively executed scroll ever. You really should read the text and listen to the wonderful tune by daglish. |
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Submitted by Motion on 27 October 2007
| What a beautifully crafted demo! A pleasure to watch and relish... yeah, it's good and full of original ideas. |
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Submitted by Ed on 5 December 2006
This is probably the Panoramic demo that made it's greatest impact on me. In restrospect the intro part must be seen in comparison to:
Wise Scroll
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Submitted by Hoild on 31 July 2006
This production made the strongest impression on me ever, out of all demos on any platform I've seen so far. I watched it in 1994 for the first time, and every one or two years I watch it again.
Very thematic, strongly designed, deep and dark and brooding and beautiful...
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Submitted by Tao on 9 June 2006
| Possibly my favourite demo ever, especially the parts "Blue" and "Home". |
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Submitted by Compyx on 19 January 2006
Just watched this one again and I have to say: Brilliant! This one makes you wonder how you would do these effects: mixing sprites with multi-color/single-color chars, bitmaps et cetera...
Nice one! Even after all those years it still hasn't lost it's magic (for me at least) :) |
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Submitted by Zyron on 10 July 2005
| I thought it was made using $3FFF (or whatever gfx-bank they're using) |
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Submitted by iopop on 10 July 2005
The "i" is created using $d016.. Dunno if thats called the ghostbyte. If you really want to spoil the fun, check the code at $1000 or play around with the values on $5300 / $5321...
And this demo aswell as the rest of the PD stuff is great.. |
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Submitted by Ben on 10 July 2005
| edited: talking about different demo :# |
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Submitted by tecM0 on 10 July 2005
"Those 9 (?!) normal size sprites in the lower border made me awestruck." -> the "i" is made with the ghostbyte , i think..its not a sprite.
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Submitted by radiantx on 9 July 2005
| Good one. Those 9 (?!) normal size sprites in the lower border made me awestruck. The "blue" part is very nice as well. |
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Submitted by Scout on 8 July 2005
I completed the credits of this entry.
Furthermore, WG: Shame on you! |
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Submitted by Ben on 11 February 2005
No, you have not, WG.
Tactical voting is allowed of course, that is what democracy is about, and furthermore even Prof. Plasterk suggests voting NO for the EU constitution purely for signal purposes, so who am I to say you should not :)
However, as a general rule of thumb, I give the release the mark which I think it should have, not to manipulate the ranking. (Who gives a shit about these CSDB rankings anyway -- Ikari in the Top of _DEMO_ groups :?)
Be a good sport WG, and learn to accept other people have a different taste..
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Submitted by WG on 4 February 2005
| I have withdrawn my vote(s). |
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Submitted by H.O on 4 February 2005
I havent seen the demo myself (and thus I cant vote on it) but you should never vote in regards to whether a demo (or group, or whatever) has too high (or too low) scores. Just give the vote that you think the demo (or group, or whatever) deserves.
All IMO of course.
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Submitted by hollowman on 4 February 2005
someone delete wg. hes not worthy to be here.
and mentallic roxxorz |
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Submitted by Zyron on 4 February 2005
| Drop it WG! Asking others to downvote stuff is simply lame. This demo is great and surely deserves higher votes than a 1 as you've given it. |
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Submitted by The Dark Judge on 16 January 2005
| About the best bloody c64 demo there is. This one has it all. |
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Submitted by Earthshaker on 16 January 2005
| @WG: And why give it a 2? Is it really that bad? Or did you just want it out of the top ten? |
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Submitted by blackdroid on 5 March 2004
| Probably my favourite PD demo, only negative I can say about this demo is the length of the loadtimes. |
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