You are not logged in  Marc's Movements   [1988] Released by : Riffs Release Date : 1988 Type : C64 One-File Demo Released At : Commodore Dossier Demo Competition Achievements : C64 Demo Competition at Commodore Dossier Demo Competition :  #1 User rating:   8.5/10 (7 votes)   See votestatistics Credits : Code  ....  The Quarc of Quasar Soft, The Crazy Artists, The Supersonics Music  ....  Ward Selles of Prime, Quasar Soft Graphics  ....  The Quarc of Quasar Soft, The Crazy Artists, The Supersonics Idea  ....  The Quarc of Quasar Soft, The Crazy Artists, The Supersonics SIDs used in this release : Wheeled Fortune v2 (/MUSICIANS/S/Selles_Ward/Wheeled_Fortune_v2.sid - c64.org) Download : ftp://ftp.scs-trc.net/pub/c64/Demos/pal/r/Riffs/Marc's_Movement.zip (downloads: 2598) http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/1430/riffs-marcs_movement.zip (downloads: 351) Look for downloads on external sites:  Pokefinder.org User Comment Submitted by Sander on 20 April 2011 What the rest said - such a great demo and great ideas. One nice trivia is that the competition demanded everything was done by the same person - so Marc cheated by using a song by Ward Selles. But eventhough he won, he never got the Amiga, as Commodore Dossier was nearly bankrupt at the time. (edit: just like Hein said here: Commodore Dossier Demo Competition ) User Comment Submitted by Jazzcat on 15 October 2009 Have loved this demo for years, pretty cool for back then! User Comment Submitted by snerg on 15 October 2009 Realy nice, and this is from 1988!? Well isn't that the very first (look like) FPP routine on C64?! User Comment Submitted by CreaMD on 27 May 2007 Love this demo. I'm sure I wanted to comment (or commented) this demo in past somewhere. But maybe I forgot to push submit. I past (1992-94) I only had dataset (tape drive) and onefile demos were only thing I could watch. This one had very nice idea of cycling between parts. User Comment Submitted by Talon on 26 May 2007 Cool ideas - I've loved this demo from the minute i saw it. User Comment Submitted by Marauder/GSS on 12 December 2006 I think it was The Quarc / Quasar Soft... User Comment Submitted by Scout on 11 December 2006 This one's still very fresh. Just look at the funny movements of the Riffs logo in the last part. Anyone knows what handle Marc de Hingh used in Riffs? User Comment Submitted by Mirage on 9 December 2006 cool stuff for 1988 (bumped into this because olav morkrid mentioned it in recollection #2) Somebody should translate all those dutch scrolltexts to english some day :) Search CSDb All Releases Groups Sceners Events BBS SIDs ------- Forum Comments Advanced Navigate Prev - Random - Next Detailed Info · Summaries (1) · User Comments (8) · Production Notes Fun Stuff · Goofs · Hidden Parts · Trivia Forum · Discuss this release Sponsored links Support CSDb Help keep CSDb running: Funding status:

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