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Released At :
Big Floppy People 2006
Achievements :
C64 Demo Competition at Big Floppy People 2006 : #2
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Submitted by The Shadow on 5 November 2010
| What an excellent demo. Sander has an incredible talent. His creations are distinctive. |
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Submitted by Knoeki on 20 March 2010
| Not exactly my kind of demo, but still nice and enjoyable :_) |
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Submitted by Stainless on 13 October 2009
| Such an ear orgasmic funky tune. One of master Heins best. Unfortunately much too short. Those chords get under my skin. And the fantastic speech. Top notch. |
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Submitted by Burglar on 2 March 2007
| really cool that this production has been nominated. it's worth it. |
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Submitted by Marco on 2 March 2007
| Oswald, congrats. Now stop hijacking this thread ;-) |
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Submitted by Oswald on 2 March 2007
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Submitted by Marco on 2 March 2007
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Submitted by macx on 15 February 2007
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Submitted by Joe on 29 December 2006
| Fantastic music in this baby! |
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Submitted by WVL on 12 November 2006
| I added a download link for a version that _should_ be C128DCR compatible (or 1571-compatible in general..). Then again, it's not very thoroughly tested.. ;) |
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Submitted by ZZAP69 on 8 November 2006
| Im sorry, but i don´t really understand why this demo has got so much attention. I am a big fan of Focus´ demos in genereal, but how well designed this might be, and how wise the advices might be - it´s still just a heap of text. Thumbs up for a good soundtrack! |
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Submitted by Ed on 7 November 2006
Burglar, yeah. That is what I am saying. ;D
You vote once, then you change your vote in a while. Maybe for the better or the worse. No more static and copied votes like in the good old days. :P |
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Submitted by Burglar on 6 November 2006
| changed my vote twice now, this one grows on you, not in the least because of tempo, perfect choreography, lyrics and the fab soundtrack. |
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Submitted by Intensity on 9 October 2006
| Really nice demo mirroring the today's society. I think it is good as it is, simply and short, but impressive. Could be maybe a bit longer, furthermore I miss some GFX. But The Music (which is good both on 6581 and 8580) and the designish paragons really makes me weee, err, I mean, just weee?! :D |
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Submitted by Groepaz on 16 August 2006
| OH MY GAWD! i just wet my pants. excellent. period. |
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Submitted by Cuc on 16 August 2006
| DEMO OF THE YEAR imho ;) I want more and more from u guys.. |
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Submitted by Ed on 10 August 2006
| Excellent piece of demo. Printed art and the art of printing. Print more! |
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Submitted by Crimson on 6 August 2006
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Submitted by Alchemist on 4 August 2006
| Just beautiful. I could watch this over and over. |
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Submitted by da1ezy on 3 August 2006
| slick. should hit mtv. now. |
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Submitted by Dbug on 2 August 2006
(I prefer the remix song to the original)
It's very nicely done, loads fast, could almost be an intro for some tv show :) |
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Submitted by ne7 on 2 August 2006
| great demo, real nice music, wicked design. the only thing that would make me like it more is if it was longer :) which is no bad thing. excellent!! |
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Submitted by ptoing on 1 August 2006
| This is extremely awesome imo. Very cool design and I think it's the best demo from BFP for sure. 3 Thumbs up! |
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Submitted by Burglar on 1 August 2006
| Did anyone else notice that if you choose the remix, you're focus seriously moves from eyes to ears? |
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Submitted by Jailbird on 1 August 2006
| Very fresh style! Excellent work, guys! |
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Submitted by Scout on 1 August 2006
This one should have won.
Period. |
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Submitted by Tch on 1 August 2006
This is like one of those songs that stick to you the first time you hear it.
When you learn the lyrics, it becomes even more beautiful!
This is design at its best! 8D |
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Submitted by nightlord on 31 July 2006
| this is my personal favorite in bfp demo compo. design is great and the coding is way harder than catches the eye. This is the first demo I see that the design was used so forwardly and fastly that it started to present a technical challenge of an important magnitude. very fresh very very inspiring. |
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Submitted by Hoild on 31 July 2006
A demo that uses minimalistic gfx in a stylish and coherent way.
Unfortunately, the thematics of the production are not as strong and focused as the visuals.
But Sander's lead at the design dept. is very apparent, resonating strongly with his gfx compo entry, "Obstacles", from the very same party.
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Submitted by markus sinalco on 31 July 2006
| I've never seen something like that before! A++ |
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Submitted by Oswald on 31 July 2006
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Submitted by hollowman on 31 July 2006
| feels fresh and very different from what is usually seen on c64. too bad that most of the really slick gfx looked bad on the bigscreen |
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Submitted by Tao on 31 July 2006
| I really loved this demo, too bad it only ended up second. =/ |
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Submitted by Mirage on 30 July 2006
| Don't forget, Hein... TDJ did the timing... although it might not look like he did a lot looking at the credits now ;P |
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Submitted by Hein on 30 July 2006
| For the record, Sander did the design/gfx. WVL/TDJ/Mirage did the code. It's just that they locked us out, so we can't complete the credits. Sigh. :) |
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Submitted by Metal Maniac on 30 July 2006
| Nice job Mr.Judge and Mr.Hein, cheers and thumbs up! |
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Submitted by CreaMD on 30 July 2006
| Oh yeah.. afer I got completely eaten and brainwashed by the job I do (for last 6 years) this kind of use of basic "signs" (words) is quite refreshing to watch. And now let's get back to the brave new world social networks, tagging, digging, ajaxing and web 2.0.... ;-) |
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Submitted by Deev on 30 July 2006
| some nice ideas, interesting to watch and good style! |
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Submitted by Randall on 30 July 2006
| as a known blockhead i don't get it, but the flow and soundtrack alone deserve a kiss. |
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Submitted by Zyron on 30 July 2006
| Very slick & clean, I like! |
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Submitted by Tim on 30 July 2006
| I really dig these kind of demos. Congratulations on a job well done |
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Submitted by Leon on 30 July 2006
| very interesting and fast design! ;_) |
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Submitted by Asimov III on 30 July 2006
| Allthough I'm mostly into old school style demos, I really did like this one. Nice work. |
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Submitted by MRT on 30 July 2006
| download link fixed, I guess something went wrong with the UMTS connection during uploading.. oh well, at least it kept you busy for a while :) |
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Submitted by tlr on 30 July 2006
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Submitted by tlr on 30 July 2006
It does contain data, only not the right data...
e.g0000a800 09 0a 01 08 0b 08 ef 00 9e 32 30 36 31 00 00 00 |.........2061...|
0000a810 78 ee 30 d0 a9 38 85 01 a2 08 bd 3a 33 95 4b ca |x.0..8.....:3.K.|
0000a820 10 f8 a2 3b bd 4c 08 9d ff 01 ca d0 f7 a2 cf bd |...;.L..........|
0000a830 86 08 9d f6 00 ca d0 f7 a0 2a ca bd 3a 32 9d 00 |.........*..:2..|
0000a840 ff 8a d0 f6 ce 3d 08 ce 3a 08 88 d0 ed 4c 16 01 |.....=..:....L..|
0000a850 48 ad 1b d6 2a 85 f7 ee 02 02 d0 0a ee 03 02 d0 |H...*...........| Which clearly is the first sector of a file. Pucrunched of course.
Now if we only could find where T/S=10,9 is located... ;) |
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Submitted by Danzig on 30 July 2006
| so its not for your eyes... ;) |
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Submitted by The_WOZ on 30 July 2006
| Download is broken (I get a D64 only 80KB in size) |
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