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New Limits   [1988]

New Limits Released by :
The Supply Team [web]

Release Date :
8 July 1988

Type :
C64 One-File Demo

Released At :
Jewels/Danish Gold/Dominators/Upfront Party 1988

User rating:*********_  9/10 (21 votes)   See votestatistics
*********_  9.3/10 (9 votes) - Public votes only.

Credits :
Code .... Kaze of The Supply Team, The System 2010, Wizax
Music .... Kaze of The Supply Team, The System 2010, Wizax
  Laxity of Starion
Graphics .... Kaze of The Supply Team, The System 2010, Wizax
Text .... Kaze of The Supply Team, The System 2010, Wizax


SIDs used in this release :
New Limits(/MUSICIANS/K/Kaze/New_Limits.sid)
New Limits (title)(/MUSICIANS/K/Kaze/New_Limits_title.sid)

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User Comment
Submitted by ThunderBlade on 9 October 2020
It's just a single parter, but it kicks ass. In 1988, it clearly showed the direction of the future for the C64. Amigas started appearing in our rooms but the C64 would prevail - this is one of those demos that made it crystal clear.
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Submitted by Karmic on 18 March 2016
Really nice SID, it doesn't sound like a soundmon tune at all :)
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Submitted by lemming on 26 April 2014
July 1988, I was visiting the FIG HQ at Gallstone's place with FCS by his newly bought metallic blue Datsun Cherry (so cool..), we were checking new stuff on the C64, Rock and Lassuri were playing Bubble Bobble on the Amiga 500...
This got loaded up. Total jawdrop in the room. Everyone stunned.

Truly one of the best and a testament of Kaze's greatness.
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Submitted by Yazoo on 26 April 2014
this should be in the top10 1-file demos for sure
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Submitted by rez on 25 April 2014
wow! awesome for a 1988 prod :D
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Submitted by Sixx on 19 December 2013
Seems like i always come back to this demo this time of year.. Replaced the rather dull screenshot.
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Submitted by Sixx on 12 January 2012
Watching it again, Kaze music is awesome aswell. This is on my top 5 list of all time, made such a huge impact back in the days. \O/
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Submitted by Flex on 12 January 2012
This demo caused a huge WOW! effect back in the days. Kaze showed us some true talent in coding & making music.
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Submitted by SIDWAVE on 4 November 2007
Powerslave: very nice demo! the disk says 1989.
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Submitted by Powerslave on 4 November 2007
Also look at my old demo from 1988 or maybe 1989) were I have combined 7 sprites high "ESCOS" scroller eith SID tune and samples. No sprite stretching there either.
Utopia
You find this in the last part.
There are a lot of demos with similar effects...
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Submitted by Radiant on 4 November 2007
Fullscreen + digis is cool. Especially in 1988.
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Submitted by SIDWAVE on 20 October 2007
The is no sprite strecthing in either NO or NEW Limits. Kaze painted the chars.
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Submitted by Laxity on 18 October 2007
@tlr: I'm really rusty in 64 VIC code, but I think I see your point. Not I even sure how sprite stretching is done, to be honest :)
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Submitted by Sixx on 18 October 2007
I remember i could watch this sucker for hours back in the days. Uber nice colors and one of Laxity's best tunes.
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Submitted by tlr on 18 October 2007
That would have been sensational, but no it doesn't. Check the No Limits part at $c000.
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Submitted by Laxity on 18 October 2007
Hmm.. Doesn't No Limits use the sprite stretching technique for the full screen sideborder thing?
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Submitted by tlr on 18 October 2007
@HCL: I agree, demos were primarily effect oriented back then. This was thought quite cool and actually quite designed.
Sprite stretching hadn't been found out yet.

This is a follow up to No Limits.
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Submitted by HCL on 18 October 2007
@Devia: This may look like an intro screen, but in 1988 things were a bit different. *Mega Demo* was an unknown word. The effect was (and still is) cool, and there was no time to waste on design and stuff.
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Submitted by Devia on 18 October 2007
Why oh why did kaze waste his best SID on a bloody intro screen.. oh well.. I guess everything seemed inferior to Laxity back in those days ;-)
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Submitted by Yazoo on 17 October 2007
done in '88? this is really awesome!
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Submitted by phil on 18 October 2006
Prize of the month for the most pretentious scrolltext goes this time to KAZE of TST in his rather good demo called "NEW LIMITS", the coding and music are of a very high level but the scrolltext seems to be written by an even bigger egomaniac than myself...
WRITTEN MY MAD ALL/CFR in ILLEGAL#30, July 1988
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