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Vampires Empire   [2012]

Vampires Empire Released by :
Tristar & Red Sector Inc. [web]

Release Date :
21 July 2012

Type :
C64 DTV

AKA :
1280 color widescreen mode on dtv

Released At :
Nordlicht 2012

Achievements :
Mixed Demo Competition at Nordlicht 2012 :  #2

User rating:*********_  8.7/10 (9 votes)   See votestatistics

Credits :
Code .... Peiselulli of Arsenic, Oxyron, Tristar & Red Sector Inc., VICE Team
  Street Tuff of Digital Sounds System, Red Sector Inc., Tristar & Red Sector Inc.
Music .... Aegis of Digital Sounds System
  Zabutom of Fairlight, Viruz
Graphics .... Forcer of Tristar & Red Sector Inc.
Text .... Forcer of Tristar & Red Sector Inc.
  Knoeki of Digital Sounds System, Meta, Tristar & Red Sector Inc.
  Street Tuff of Digital Sounds System, Red Sector Inc., Tristar & Red Sector Inc.
Loader .... tlr of VICE Team


SIDs used in this release :
Deeptri(/MUSICIANS/Z/Zabutom/Deeptri.sid)

Download :

Look for downloads on external sites:
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User Comment
Submitted by TheRyk on 14 September 2014
looks great on real DTV2 on PAL color TV, no artefacts or whatsoever though I got no colorfix modding.
User Comment
Submitted by Yogibear on 29 July 2012
Nice gfx!
User Comment
Submitted by AüMTRöN on 24 July 2012
Nice musix and the gfx are great :D
User Comment
Submitted by aNdy on 23 July 2012
Now that is NICE!
User Comment
Submitted by Skate on 23 July 2012
both picture and the graphic mode is very nice. i should start learning about dtv hw details to be able to comment more than "nice", "good job" etc. :)
User Comment
Submitted by Linus on 23 July 2012
Impressive, good job, guys!

@Deekay: Back to Tiger then! ;)
User Comment
Submitted by Frost on 23 July 2012
@Street Tuff: Well, that explains it... *facepalm*
User Comment
Submitted by Street Tuff on 23 July 2012
@frost
that happens if x64dtv runs as dtv v2.
settings -> c64dtv settings -> dtv3

didnt bothered to check for dtv v2 in my code.
User Comment
Submitted by Frost on 23 July 2012
I tried to run it in VICE 2.3 on my windows machine.
I loads fine and the music seems to play nicely, but the graphics is garbled.

edit: wat. Tried to run it again and now it seems to work better, but I still get some kind of artefacts:

User Comment
Submitted by DeeKay on 23 July 2012
Matt: you start x64dtv and load it?
(If you can that is, for some reason x64dtv won't start on my Quad G5 with MacOS 10.5.8, i think it used to work in 10.4.11! Same for VICE 2.2 and 2.3)
User Comment
Submitted by Matt on 22 July 2012
And how exactly do I run DTV with VICE?
User Comment
Submitted by tlr on 22 July 2012
Wow, very smooth! No flickering on my TFT either.

@Dr.J: yes, DTV2/3 is emulated by x64dtv.
User Comment
Submitted by Dr.j on 22 July 2012
Vice can run DTV v3.0 ?
User Comment
Submitted by CONS on 22 July 2012
This is really impressive. I saw it at the party on real hardware. The gfx looks extremely good although the resolution is nowhere near the original.
And secondly, i saw the standard interlace version which flickered pretty good and this new mode which manages to remove the flickering almost completely. And i still wonder how this scroller transparency is done. Very well done!
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