You are not logged in  Digital World   [1998] Released by : Samar Productions Release Date : 23 August 1998 Type : C64 Demo Released At : Intel Outside 5 Achievements : Mixed Demo Competition at Intel Outside 5 :  #1 User rating:   8.9/10 (29 votes)   See votestatistics   8.7/10 (17 votes) - Public votes only. Credits : Code  ....  Stinger of Samar Productions Music  ....  Bzyk of Lepsi De, Oxygen64, Samar Productions     Daf of Samar Productions     Shogoon of Agony Design, Taboo Graphics  ....  Kheela     Nylu     Stinger of Samar Productions     Timix of Samar Productions     Valsary of Lepsi De, Samar Productions Design  ....  Stinger of Samar Productions Disk Cover  ....  Alg     Kheela Loader  ....  Sensei of Arise, Fraction SIDs used in this release : Digital World (tune 2) (/MUSICIANS/D/Daf/Digital_World_tune_2.sid - c64.org) Digital World (tune 3) (/MUSICIANS/D/Daf/Digital_World_tune_3.sid - c64.org) Digital World (tune 4) (/MUSICIANS/D/Daf/Digital_World_tune_4.sid - c64.org) Hard Motive (/MUSICIANS/B/Bzyk/Hard_Motive.sid - c64.org) Teekkno (/MUSICIANS/S/Shogoon/Teekkno.sid - c64.org) Download : http://c64.ch/demos/download.php?id=96 (downloads: 1227) ftp://c64.rulez.org/pub/c64/Demos/s/Samar/Digital_World_100%.zip (downloads: 570) http://www.demodungeon.com/zip/samar_digital_world.zip (downloads: 534) http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/65019/Digital_World_100percent_SAMAR.ZIP (downloads: 281) Look for downloads on external sites:  Pokefinder.org User Comment Submitted by Puma on 3 February 2013 just watched on my c64 with 1541 ultimate II, great music, DAF respect, outstanding plots ball. User Comment Submitted by Hydrogen on 5 October 2010 Outstanding soundtrack, some amazing pictures and crazy effects like the filled tv cube, tunnel, dot sphere, 4x4 effect zoomer etc. One of my personal favourites. User Comment Submitted by Thunderblade on 9 September 2010 I wonder if this one works with 1541U :) User Comment Submitted by MacGyver on 8 December 2008 Prolly the most underrated demo of C64 demo scene history. This one is massive! Rotating vector objects on a rotating vector cube, HUGE vector objects over a high resolution tunnel, extremely fast doom/wolfenstein part (just to name a few!), and all that combined with a multitude of IFLI and hires graphics and a wicked soundtrack. Hard to believe that the whole thing was coded by just one single guy, and that it is 10 years old already... Still kicks major ass! User Comment Submitted by Oswald on 22 April 2007 not only the vector tunel, but also some other effects (filledvectors on a side of a cube for example) are calculated by the drive. User Comment Submitted by Jailbird on 22 April 2007 The effects are nice, it has a fast flow and the music suits the demo quite well but I feel that the graphical side and the design is inconsistent and really chaotic. User Comment Submitted by Puterman on 21 April 2007 One of the best demos ever. Like a better version of Opium. Considering how long the release was delayed, some stuff could have been improved, but there's not a lot to complain about here. A classic. Poland #1! User Comment Submitted by psycho8580 on 3 November 2006 Excellent effects ! User Comment Submitted by CenTraX on 5 September 2006 @Steppe you're right. The tunnel-vector part used the drive for calculating. User Comment Submitted by Steppe on 5 September 2006 Pretty awesome demo! Doesn't this feature drive code as well? Or was that Opium? User Comment Submitted by Oswald on 5 September 2006 sadly it looks dated by now User Comment Submitted by Leon on 5 September 2006 i like stinger code... User Comment Submitted by Scout on 10 July 2006 Wow...! One rush of codepr0n. Search CSDb All Releases Groups Sceners Events BBS SIDs ------- Forum Comments Advanced Navigate Prev - Random - Next Detailed Info · Summaries · User Comments (13) · Production Notes (1) Fun Stuff · Goofs (1) · Hidden Parts · Trivia Forum · Discuss this release Info on other sites · Pouët Sponsored links Support CSDb Help keep CSDb running: Funding status:

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