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AKA :
Wonderland 10, Eternal Death
Released At :
The Computer Crossroad 1993
Achievements :
C64 Demo Competition at The Computer Crossroad 1993 : #1
Credits :
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Submitted by Sith on 30 March 2014
| Lots of scrollers, but I guess that was still in fashion back in '93. Even then Bob & Co. were already experimenting with unusual entertaining scrollers, but it's really hard to read. The circular one is looking great tho. A solid production. |
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Submitted by Jazzcat on 5 November 2012
| ze Bob: read about it some years ago, some crappy gossip no doubt. Glad you guys are back in wonderland! |
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Submitted by Dane on 5 November 2012
| Worlds-first "Lili & Sussie"-scroller as far as I know. |
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Submitted by Bob on 5 November 2012
Ha! Have no fear bcoz we are here!! only 19 yrz later ;)
Deep ??? not a name we have ever considered, where did you get that?
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Submitted by Jazzcat on 15 March 2009
| Yup. Still one of my faves (the whole series). Wish Bob & co will do a comeback someday (whatever happened to their demo called "DEEP" they were working on...) |
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Submitted by Joe on 15 March 2009
| Great music and some fantastic FX at that time. |
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Submitted by Graham on 11 May 2007
@Jucke: Haha, yes I remember Censor at Tribute'94. They came in with lots of beer and put up this banner: "Censor competition: Drink until you die!"
That was the last time Censor was seen :D |
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Submitted by Stan on 1 May 2007
| @Jucke: Don't forget Spasmolytic, which got released later that year in Denmark. That was huge, too! Yet, Wonderland X was the paramount success of Censor Design. No doubt. |
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Submitted by Jucke on 8 March 2007
| This demo blew us all away at the TCC'93 party in Gothenburg. In a way it was Censors biggest triumph because finally they won a big compo after having ended up 2nd or 3rd so many times. I would claim this was the top of their demo career. After this demo it all went downhills, and by the end of 1994 at the Tribute party they all showed up without computers, and nothing more was released. Well, one part.. at THE PARTY '94.. "blah blah" or something. |
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Submitted by Ed on 16 December 2006
| Some top effects that shook the 1990's. Great stuff... |
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Submitted by Krill on 24 September 2006
| One of the first demos i've seen, and it rules of course. |
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Submitted by Bastet on 28 July 2006
| Crashes in xVICE1.19 with a JAM at $301D :-/ |
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Submitted by jailbird on 30 November 2004
| Scary, plus motivating. A really awesome production! |
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9.1/10 (35 votes) 