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Submitted by JackAsser on 12 July 2011
@Cresh: I tried it again and got it to work. You have to press the keys quite breifly, after that VICE will keep left-shift pressed until you press it again. And yes, indeed, an indicator would have been nice. :)
Cool demo btw! :P |
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Submitted by Cresh on 12 July 2011
JackAsser, I tried that in WinVice (2.0, 2.2).
Does not work, indeed. :|
Too bad there's no indication of SHIFT LOCK locked in Vice (or I missed something?) |
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Submitted by Mr. SID on 11 July 2011
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Submitted by JackAsser on 11 July 2011
| @Cresh: Seems to work in the BASIC-editor, but not in the demo. Sure this is an emulator implementation? Maybe the C64-kernel works like that.. |
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Submitted by Cresh on 11 July 2011
Shift lock is both shifts together.
Releasing shift lock is pressing left or right one again.
(As far as I remember) |
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Submitted by JackAsser on 11 July 2011
@MrSID: Won't work for obvious reasons. ;)
(spoiler: shift-lock holds right-shift, not left) |
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Submitted by Mr. SID on 11 July 2011
| Put a paperweight on your left shift key? :) |
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Submitted by JackAsser on 11 July 2011
| Lame-ass question: but for an emu-lamer such as myself, how do I hold the parts using shift-lock in VICE? :) |
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Submitted by Joe on 22 July 2010
I have to agree:
"Best crack open a beer before watching Krestology, as it crawls along." or
"I don't quite enjoy the extremely slow pace"
Much releases crawled along in those days. But it tasted so good.
And today we got 2 tricks: disable SID + Enable Warp, if such is the case:
It gets you where ever you wanted and you'll Love this demo just as we all did in time, really quick!
Or if one wants: "Five minutes in the real world - gives you an hour in the dream world". |
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Submitted by Knoeki on 22 July 2010
| Like jailbird, I don't quite enjoy the extremely slow pace. It's not exactly my kind of demo, but still something worth seeing at least once ;_) |
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Submitted by Wile Coyote on 3 May 2010
Best crack open a beer before watching Krestology, as it crawls along.
Not that that’s a bad thing, as it’s really good to watch.
Code, audio, design, and graphics (bar the lizard tongue) are faultless.
The ending is just plain great. One of the Top 10 demos on C64
Being at X96 when Krestology was released, brings back happy memories.
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Submitted by psycho8580 on 8 May 2009
| Indeed one of the best soundtracks ever! Awesome demo! |
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Submitted by Stainless on 5 April 2009
| Most fucking awesome soundtrack and code and gfx and the full monty. |
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Submitted by Oswald on 19 August 2008
| epic demo, crest's dutch breeze |
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Submitted by Jailbird on 7 September 2006
Technically really advanced but so awfully slow-paced I almost fall asleep every time I'm watching it.
Nevertheless, I'm not very fond of the extreme usage of converted/retouched fantasy images. |
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Submitted by CyberBrain on 9 April 2004
| The demo which gave us a lot of new n' funky graphix formats (SHF, SHIF, UFLI). This demo has got tons of wicked gfx! But on the other hand it feels more like a graphics show than a demo.. I don't know what to vote :) |
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Submitted by Intensity on 6 February 2004
| This Demo is a class of it's own! It just kills you tenderly with amazing graphics and music. |
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Submitted by Eyeth on 1 February 2004
| Simply one of the best demos for the C64 with tons of eye candy, technical brilliance and excellent SID music. |
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Submitted by lbp on 31 January 2004
| True art from Crest in this milestone release! |
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8.9/10 (53 votes) 