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Released At :
X'2001
Credits :
| Code | .... | HCL of Booze Design |
| Music | .... | 6R6 of Blues Muz', Nostalgia, Onslaught, SHAPE |
| | | Agemixer of Atlantis, Skalaria |
| | | Dane |
| | | Goto80 of Hack n' Trade, Oxsid Planetary, Up Rough |
| | | Mindflow of Triad |
| | | Vip of 64ever, Cyberzound Productions, Padua, Raiders of the Lost Empire, Warriors of the Wasteland |
| Graphics | .... | DeeKay of Crest |
| | | Forbidden Cult of Guilty |
| | | HCL of Booze Design |
| | | Valsary of Elysium |
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Submitted by DKT on 9 March 2024
| Yep, code pr0n all over the place, amazing and classic demo |
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Submitted by Wile Coyote on 9 March 2024
Wow! ..seem's i had forgotten much of his demo. Today, watching it again, felt like watching a new demo.
The screen feat. many smooth DYVP's looks so very pretty.
The up scrolling bitmap into side border looks perfect.
The upper lower border scroller over IFLI looks and sounds amazing!
..all the audio sounds great!
Anyone voting less than 10 is a fool! ^_^ |
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Submitted by trident on 9 March 2024
| this is such a great demo! i keep on watching it, equally amazed every time. |
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Submitted by Xiny6581 on 8 May 2022
| This made me breathless when seeing it for the first time. The whole presentation and graphics are stunning! The manic music feels great, well composed to top this ice-cream deluxe. Super nice executed with style and class :) |
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Submitted by Compyx on 12 May 2016
Still an amazing piece of art. I especially like the fact that you have press space even though it's a 'trackmo', gives me time to think "how the fuck would I do that".
And that last tune... damn! |
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Submitted by Testa on 1 November 2012
the sprite fpp effect is so nice.., a long time ago i checked the code and figured out how its done. and every time i watch this demo and see this effect i always think:
damm what a a smart combination of placing sprites in different y positions, sprite streching and an illegal opcode.. this way of inventive thinking is what c64 coding is all about.. not to forget that the picture is also a piece of art.. this is a true vic trick..
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Submitted by Brush on 28 July 2011
Maybe i'm just a little guy who does not understand the contemporary world but there is a certain beauty in a "press space" demo. Aspecially when i do have sometimes the tendency to watch a single parts for few hours (and have some background thinking) while spending the whole 5 seconds on others...
So why my last 2 demos were trackmos? :)
Anyway - great demo from a great personality. HCL keep it up! |
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Submitted by WVL on 14 August 2010
| This still is a dreamdemo :) Keep on loving this. |
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Submitted by Testa on 17 December 2009
| really great demo.. i love the synergetic sid.... very relaxing .. |
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Submitted by d0c on 22 November 2008
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Submitted by Mace on 22 November 2008
| If there's a difference in sound between the original SID and the one used in this demo, I'd say both versions should be in HVSC. |
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Submitted by HCL on 21 January 2007
It is "Yeah!" by GRG, transformed into my own player due to rastertime problems. I think you can consider the version in HVSC the *real* one, eventhough the one in the demo sounds better ;).
It's a shame that all the songs just say "player by HCL". My intention always was to change that before the demo was released, but of course i screwed it up :(. 3 tunes by Agemixer (Burp, Dark Space, Audio man (in-game tune 2)) have the same properties, and "Wet Jazz" by Mindflow in the slime-pic part. |
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Submitted by Conrad on 10 January 2007
Fab demo and really great effects! Just one question though...
The music in the plasma part seems to be a more up-to-date "Yeah!" by Glenn Rune Gallefoss. Did he compose this version aswell? I can't see it under his song list in HVSC. |
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Submitted by Ed on 6 December 2006
Great stuff. It would have been interresting to genealogically trace stuff back to it's ancestors:
for instance, the wobbler part:
Parts |
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Submitted by Ralnir on 7 September 2006
| Great demo, only one I like more is Deus Ex Machina. What's the music for the fourth screen? The one after the screen that is shown at the top of this page. |
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Submitted by Optimus on 22 January 2006
| Even if not a trackmo, several unique screens are hiding here. I really like the music at the end upscroller, also I still can't figure out how too much DYCPs at such speed is possible on the C64 (or am I missing something about C64?). The distorted bitmap of the eye is also amazing, and the intro with the puzzle pieces started really well! |
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Submitted by Shadow on 18 October 2005
Can't get it to run all the way on my C64 either (but it has problems with hardware scrollers etc, so it's no surprise). Nevertheless, even running an emulator it is perfectly clear that this is a masterpiece in every aspect.
Just imagine if someone had a time-machine and sent this disk back to the mid-eighties - talk about peoples jaws dropping! Those FLI pictures, the massive sideborder graphics scroll etc. It would have seemed like pure and utter science fiction back then! :) |
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Submitted by Radiant on 17 October 2005
Oh, hadn't commented on this yet. Shame on me.
The best 90's style megademo I've ever seen. Everything is smooth, peachy and generally awesome - top notch gfx, music and code. Every single part of this demo feels polished and reeks of quality.
Close to perfection in its genre. |
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Submitted by A Life in Hell on 14 October 2005
meh, it very ironically works 100% on my breadbin c64 + 1570 drive - which is usually incompatable as all fuck with loaders. Ruling demo, one of my all time favourites. So I don't understand why everyone else's c64s are so broken :-p
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Submitted by HCL on 13 October 2005
| There are some examples of nasty d011-effects here and there, it's hard to avoid it <:). It uses the VSP-effect in the intro and the DYCP-part, that's the most common hardware crasher. LineCrunch and normal FLI also makes my c128 bug off from time to time. Otherwise there *should* be no bugs, but i hear you.. |
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Submitted by Nafcom on 12 October 2005
@Murdock:
It's very hardware sensitve. I have tried it on a lot of different drives and C64s and on none it works, 100%.
Somewhere I have heard/read that this is infact normal for this demo.
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Submitted by anix on 12 October 2005
@Murdock: crashes on my c64c easy as well, usually right in the opening part with the horizontal scroll. i switched power supplies and had more success. a later part must use the badline-delay scroll as well, giving it a second place to crash up, but i forget what part.
maybe it's because of the sprites as well? there must be something special there because it crashes too easy - i've had problems with tsunami as well, but i don't recall what part it occurs. |
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Submitted by V-12 on 11 October 2005
| Maybe you had broken copy or something wrong with hardware ? the demo works cool and it's for sure the best example of the beautiful c64 pixeling art! |
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Submitted by Nafcom on 25 August 2005
the only clear downer of this demo, is the fact that even the "corrected version" runs horrible on real hardware.
Tried a couple of drives and barely got it loading correctly all the time. well, including a lot of crashes, but fortunately you can also load in the parts seperately :) |
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Submitted by CyberBrain on 2 February 2004
Submitted by CreaMD on 12 January 2002:
The best hardcore C64 demo of the year 2001 (fits to the same cathegory as Dutch Breeze, Krestology, Wonderland IX, X. Courtessy of Soviet etc.) |
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Submitted by anonym on 31 January 2004
| I simply love this one (and not only because I am mentioned in the credits). Great design, great code - simply HCL! |
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Submitted by CyberBrain on 29 January 2004
Submitted by CyberBrain (CyberBrain) on 3 January 2002: (before secret lame fucked it up)
A must-see demo, with some EXTREAMLY cool effects (even a ruling improvement of Graham's old distorder effect!) |
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9.2/10 (96 votes) 