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CyberBrain
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Turrican III / Smash Level 3-1 Video
Someone added this non-C64 release to the database. It's a DivX-clip of the upcummin turrican 3. I deleted it again, but just wanted to post the link to the clip:
http://home.arcor.de/sceneworld/level3-1.AVI
it was made 5. April 2004
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TDJ
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 1879 |
Quote: Ed and Joe are working on a demo that will be called L'Encyclopédie Géométrique, and they have been for several years. Before starting any code and gfx-making on the c64 they spent a considerable amount of time between 1995-1999 on the video version, which should be considered a blue print for the demo to come. The video version was made using the C64, Amiga-computers and various other electronics. I consider this worth mentioning in CSDB, since it's very much scene related.
Here's the csdb link:
http://noname.c64.org/csdb/release/?id=11760&show=summary
@Cyberbrain:
Is this scene related or not?
If not, then perhaps CSDB should be renamed to CRDB - (The c64 release database).
Cool, let me add Sander's 'Timewaster' screensaver to csdb too then .. plus his flash animations we sometimes use to communicate a demo idea .. and what about the emails in which we discuss ideas? :)
CRDB - not really, because there's sceners & events in here as well .. |
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Oxidy
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Registered: Mar 2003
Posts: 80 |
Quote: Cool, let me add Sander's 'Timewaster' screensaver to csdb too then .. plus his flash animations we sometimes use to communicate a demo idea .. and what about the emails in which we discuss ideas? :)
CRDB - not really, because there's sceners & events in here as well ..
We consider L'Encyclopédie Géométrique [Video Version] to be a release. Perhaps you do the same with your email conversations. I haven't seen or read them, so I'm not the right person to judge them. |
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CyberBrain
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I don't know... hmm.. well...
A release in CSDb is a C64-scene-release (that rules out TDJ's swap-mails :) They're C64-scene, but not releases). Other parts of C64-scene-history are written as trivia etc.. (except ofcause the group-, scener-, event-part of history). Those videos you guys are talking about should maybe be mentioned in a trivia instead - including an URL to 'em.
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For example:
This Turrican video, i think, belongs in a comments (like "production notes") for the real turrican 3 release, once it's finished. I don't think even AEG would call this video a Smash Design release :)
The vision video, maybe should be an "external link" for the vision party.
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The question is: what is a release? (is a website a release for example? It has also been coded and can be about the c64-scene)
When it comes down to it, think about this: Do you consider a video-file a *release* in the C64-scene?
(...and if a video-file is a release, a flash-intro must be a release too, and so on. If a video is a C64-scene-release a whole lot of other stuff are suddently C64-scene-releases aswell, so this is not just a small question) |
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Oxidy
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Registered: Mar 2003
Posts: 80 |
CyberBrain:
I can sense hours with semantics and definitions about this c-64 scene database and what it should contain.
This Wrath Designs video file is a demo, thus in my view a release. A very much c64-scene related such.
Of course I could have added it as trivia, but to what? The actual demo has not been released yet, and might not be for several years to come.
If it was AEG who put up the T-III preview on CSDb it's strange if he added it as a release, and he at the same time didn't consider it to be a release.
Reply to your question:
I don't consider _any_ video file to be a release in the C64-scene. I do however think that a demo using the C64, presented in another format _could_ be. Much like Global Trash II by Kyd & Balle/The Silents in December 91 in my eyes is an Amiga release eventhough it was released as a video file.
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VoDKa
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 32 |
Off topic, but no Amiga was used in "Global Trash 2".
Anyway, I would vote NO to linking non c64-based production in the database. A post in the forum should be enough. Or use pouet.net for linking other platform relzes. |
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Oxidy
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Registered: Mar 2003
Posts: 80 |
VDK:
Hmm, ok. My memory let me down. At least Global Trash was made with an Amiga. Then, someone might enlight me about what equipment they used for Global Trash II. Read something about the equipment of some TV-station. Anyway, I still have the vhs-"copy-of-a-copy-of-a-copy" of this demo that I brought home from a party. It was really mindblowing for its time.
Well, I can't see what harm they do, but if everyone feel so strongly about it, then use your magic finger and delete the entry. |
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Seven
Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 202 |
ahem... Story of Shining8 - The Movie anyone? |
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Stryyker
Registered: Dec 2001
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Ok, delete that entry too. Maybe someone can create a collection of them online muck like RKO (C64 tunes remixed and are not playable on C64). |
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Nafcom
Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 588 |
We are really speaking about simply deleting entries? Oh well, how down we came to just destroy others' work which has been in the database for almost 3 years without bothering anyone. At least, it did cost time/energy and effort do built this database and yes, even to add such entries.
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cadaver
Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 1160 |
Yes.. and the commercial games with no scene-relation should go as well. Maybe some fiendish script for that purpose?
If the others' work is off-topic for the database, why should there be any consideration, based on some sentimental or courtesy-reasons? Rather, those who added the stuff should have thought twice before adding :) |
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