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Ghost in the Machine [2007] |
Released At :
Maximum Overdose 8
Achievements :
Mixed Competition at Maximum Overdose 8 : #1
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Submitted by Street Tuff on 30 July 2008
just added a version that is flashable.
a version with fast depacker from peiselulli's dtv kernal will follow later....
ENJOY! |
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Submitted by Richard on 14 October 2007
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Submitted by Stan on 1 October 2007
| Guve me more of this shit, Tuffi. |
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Submitted by Street Tuff on 22 August 2007
| just added a new video capture that Zer0-x did. finally a version without skipping sound :) |
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Submitted by DeeKay on 6 July 2007
Hooray! Can't wait to see this when I get home! ;-) Big thumbs up for Tuffie, Peiselulli, Linus and the rest!
Does this look nice without the soldered Luma-fix? |
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Submitted by Archmage on 9 June 2007
| Nice! My soldering iron comes up from the basement today! |
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Submitted by ... on 1 June 2007
cool!! I like it!!
Is your DTV (PAL i suppose) color-fixed ? |
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Submitted by Clarence on 31 May 2007
Finally a decent multipart demo on the DTV. Great work guys!
I wish I had a properly modded DTV to see this working on the hardware... |
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Submitted by anonym on 31 May 2007
| Love it. Great stuff, Street Tuff & co. |
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Submitted by Hoild on 30 May 2007
Congrats guys! You have proven the DTV to be a sweet tiny 8bit demoplatform. Here is hoping for more DTV releases!
-And I must add, even for an early demo on the platform, I don't think GitM would be far from pushing the limits as is often the case with early releases on new platforms. The only weak aspect about this demo is timing -- the scheduling of the effects one after the other, and the time spent on some could have been set up better. But technical excellency is already there.
And at last C-64 has a clone to be on par hardware-wise with those crazy eastern-european speccy clones! \;]> |
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Submitted by Viscid on 30 May 2007
| Sorry, not my pair of shoes...got boring after a while. But it's o.k. for the effort. |
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Submitted by ne7 on 30 May 2007
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Submitted by Shadow on 29 May 2007
Great to see someone finally put some effort into creating a "real" demo for the DTV.
I guess I'll need to look into aquiring DTV-Trans cable, because loading from disk takes FOREVER! :) |
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Submitted by tlr on 29 May 2007
I had to recheck this on the DTV just now, I was pretty tired yesterday when ran it.
Nice music, nice graphics, good flow and a nice showcase of effects.
A little low in the frame rate department on some effects, but all in all I like it! :)
Thumbs up for providing a dtvtrans version!
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Submitted by Medicus on 29 May 2007
mhhh.... wheres a DTV-emulator when you need one? :(
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Submitted by Knoeki on 29 May 2007
wow, pretty cool stuff... :D <3 the plasma looked a bit weird on the video though...
and.. I got greeted...? w00t XD |
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Submitted by JackAsser on 29 May 2007
Great stuff!!! <8
@StreetTuff: Now we're even ok? =D |
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Submitted by Yazoo on 29 May 2007
| it was a pleasure to see this on the big screen. really good job peiselulli and streetuff :) i am looking forward to your next dtv production |
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Submitted by Trazan on 29 May 2007
YE of S
This was a very uplifting demo with the energy flowing with lightspeed all through the show. Impressive!
RotSektor and Streetknuff did a great job really. Kalsong ON for you guys! |
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Submitted by Naphalm on 29 May 2007
| damn you, i WANT this DTV thing badly !!! :) |
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Submitted by Stan on 29 May 2007
| Street Tuff, if I havent said it on the party already: Great baby! |
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Submitted by Jailbird on 29 May 2007
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Submitted by Jucke on 29 May 2007
| If c64 and Amiga had a kid, it would do demos like this when it grew up. Man, this really was a pleasant surprise. Like c64 on steroids. I was dropping my jaw when i saw the speed of the shadebobs and then that multicolour plasma. Phew. And the music by Linus is really really fierce! |
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Submitted by Skate on 29 May 2007
@Cruzer: hahaha :)
Good work guys, I really enjoyed the demo. I'm sure you worked hard on some hardware hacks. I still keep my interest on DTV coding. So, I may bore you with my questions in near future... |
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Submitted by Cruzer on 28 May 2007
| Amazing what can be done on 8-bit computers these days. |
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Submitted by tlr on 28 May 2007
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Submitted by Oswald on 28 May 2007
| weeeeeeeeee \o/ (but why doesnt the colors loop correctly :P ) |
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Submitted by Scout on 28 May 2007
YAY! YAY! YAY! YAY AND WOOOOOOOOO!
Well, if this doesn't make ppl want to code for the DTV, I give up.
All hail to Tuffie! |
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Submitted by Devistator on 28 May 2007
| Liked the effects and the design. good stuff! :D |
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Submitted by Mermaid on 28 May 2007
| Very nice stuff, I especially liked the plasma screen and the twister. |
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Submitted by vigo on 28 May 2007
| i realy liked it! good work bro! |
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8.6/10 (21 votes) 