You are not logged in - nap Bonanza   [1988] Released by : Microsystems Digital Technologies Release Date : 6 November 1988 Type : C64 Demo Released At : Alvesta Party November 1988 Achievements : C64 Demo Competition at Alvesta Party November 1988 :  #2 User rating:   9.1/10 (13 votes)   See votestatistics Credits : Code  ....  Exilon of Microsystems Digital Technologies Music  ....  Boogaloo of Microsystems Digital Technologies     Finland Cracking Service of Finnish Gold Graphics  ....  Big Boss Graphics     Bob Stevenson     SIT of Sub-Zero SIDs used in this release : Bonanza (part 2) (/MUSICIANS/B/Boogaloo/Bonanza_part_2.sid) Crying (/MUSICIANS/Z/Zagor/Crying.sid) Shorty (/MUSICIANS/F/FCS/Shorty.sid) Download : ftp://ftp.scs-trc.net/pub/c64/Demos/pal/m/Microsystems_Digital_Technologies/Bonanza.zip (downloads: 1920) http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/15512/Bonanza.d64.gz (downloads: 866) Look for downloads on external sites:  Pokefinder.org User Comment Submitted by HBH.ZTH on 26 September 2024 Meanteam may have made the first VSP effect (horizontal push), but Exilon made the first horizontal AND vertical bitmap scroller, extending the screen in both directions. A world first. Everyone was scratching their head watching this. And ofc coders dived into the code to see what was done. Amazing demo. User Comment Submitted by Fred on 25 February 2011 First and last tune added to the used SIDs list. User Comment Submitted by Motion on 9 October 2010 Added credits for Big Boss Graphics, see here: The Finish ++. User Comment Submitted by Celtic on 6 January 2009 Great oldschool classic. I am always wondering who did the first & last tune.... anyone knows? User Comment Submitted by tlr on 17 December 2006 Ah. That makes sense. Omega Man did some very cool effects in his intros. User Comment Submitted by Graham on 8 December 2006 Yes, that meanteam demo had the first VSP and some TCS intro had the first linecrunching. Sorry Blackmail or HZ, you weren't the first :) User Comment Submitted by tlr on 7 December 2006 I think it is the first linecrunch I saw, and also the first 7 sprites sideborder over gfx scroller. About VSP: Haven't looked, but isn't VSP&IK+ real VSP then? It just moves the screen though, not makeing the appearance of scrolling it. User Comment Submitted by HCL on 7 December 2006 I think this demo has more than just some nice gfx. What really should be pointed out is that this demo was the first to show a bitmap-scroller using the VSP-trick (+ line-crunching i guess). This is a milestone in c64-demo history! User Comment Submitted by Ed on 6 December 2006 Includes some excellent graphics. Search CSDb All Releases Groups Sceners Events BBS SIDs ------- Forum Comments Advanced Navigate Prev - Random - Next Detailed Info · Summaries · User Comments (9) · Production Notes Fun Stuff · Goofs · Hidden Parts · Trivia Forum · Discuss this release Info on other sites · YouTube Support CSDb Help keep CSDb running: Funding status:

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