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Revision 2014
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WiLD Demo Competition at Revision 2014 : #1
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Submitted by Medicus on 30 April 2014
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Submitted by Dr.j on 30 April 2014
| Does is really was showed in space like YT vid says so ? i am really wonder about this fact . anyway its really cool intro |
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Submitted by Adam on 30 April 2014
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Submitted by iAN CooG on 25 April 2014
latest rumours on #c-64 is that the satellite already stopped working.
so just grab the prg from here and pretend you got it from space =) |
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Submitted by Frantic on 24 April 2014
| I also read "RISTAR" at first, but then realized that some members must have quite the group to form the new group called T, whereas the remaining ones stayed in RISTAR. |
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Submitted by Zierliches Püppchen on 23 April 2014
| @TheRyk: This Crackintro its Part of the Wildcompo because its just a part in a mass of details, main focus is the launch of a Satellite and Hardware design from Sketch done by Paul. |
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Submitted by Dr.j on 23 April 2014
| Very cool cracktro ! great to having you back on the scene. we miss your releases :-) |
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Submitted by lemming on 23 April 2014
@Jak T Rip
>Also the intro shown on youtube does
>not look like a C64 intro, it looks
>more DTV to me. The blue of the logo is
>not a typical C64 blue (might be an
>emulator or video capture thing), but
>it also has a very smooth logo
>transition/fader that I believe is not >possible on a 64 for lack of colours.
>Is this manipulated in the video (look
>at e.g. 4:28)? Please upload the demo >itself, if it is a C64 demo.
I can assure you it is a real C64 intro since I captured it for the guys in TRSI from a real C64. The saturation has been touched up on the editing table (not by me), and that's why the palette may look a bit unusual to you. |
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Submitted by Slammer on 23 April 2014
| Really nice! Its always cool to see something so unexpected. To me, you could have misspelled the name and programmed the intro in basic - Thats not the focus of this production. Its the idea and doing it that counts. (Btw. I like the logo). Now, do you press space to continue and is there a hidden part somewhere? |
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Submitted by TheRyk on 23 April 2014
| PS: though I theoretically see the point in "RISTAR" comments on logo, some groups are that famous that you have to focus on reading it wrong no matter how "misreadable" it might be ;) |
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Submitted by TheRyk on 23 April 2014
this is pretty neat & stylish stuff!
only mystery (after file has landed in orbit) remaining is why this was classified "wild demo" or was being out ouf space till dead line the wild thing about it? ;) |
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Submitted by Axis on 21 April 2014
| Great Stuff.. Nice Tune. :) |
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Submitted by hedning on 21 April 2014
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Submitted by Zierliches Püppchen on 21 April 2014
| Some small Updates ... prg should now available and a better screenshot ... have fun :D |
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Submitted by hedning on 21 April 2014
| Just build a reciever and verify! :D |
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Submitted by Jak T Rip on 21 April 2014
| What a wacky cool idea, however I don't really get this or miss some details. So there is a 10k intro being transmitted from a satellite. That *IS* cool, but how can it be verified? Also the intro shown on youtube does not look like a C64 intro, it looks more DTV to me. The blue of the logo is not a typical C64 blue (might be an emulator or video capture thing), but it also has a very smooth logo transition/fader that I believe is not possible on a 64 for lack of colours. Is this manipulated in the video (look at e.g. 4:28)? Please upload the demo itself, if it is a C64 demo. |
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Submitted by Sith on 21 April 2014
| I know they put the T in the R somehow but it reads like "Ristar" which is a nice Megadrive game. ;) |
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Submitted by hedning on 21 April 2014
| The Dr.J: The release is said to orbit Earth, transmitting it twice a day for about 20 years. |
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Submitted by Dr.j on 21 April 2014
| any files? i prefer to see this demo on my winvice atleast (if i don't got a real c64 yet) before i spoil my experience with youtube vids which won't be ever the same |
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Submitted by Oswald on 21 April 2014
| its cool to have some c64 code up there, but it doesnt make this intro any better. |
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Submitted by hedning on 21 April 2014
| Now someone has to build a proper satellite reciever equipment (lft!) and grab this release, and also prove that it actually exists in SPACE! :D |
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