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Credits :
| Code | .... | Chico of Civitas, Crypt |
| | | Dflame of Blazon, Crypt, The Stock |
| | | Richard of Blazon, Civitas, People of Liberty, Psytronik Software, Scene World Magazine, The New Dimension |
| | | Troublemaker of Crypt |
| Music | .... | Drax of Bonzai, Crest, Maniacs of Noise, Vibrants |
| | | Laxity of Maniacs of Noise, Vibrants |
| | | Markus Schneider of Lords of Sonics, X-Ample Architectures |
| | | Richard of Blazon, Civitas, People of Liberty, Psytronik Software, Scene World Magazine, The New Dimension |
| Graphics | .... | Dflame of Blazon, Crypt, The Stock |
| | | Troublemaker of Crypt |
| Text | .... | Baracuda of Blazon, Crypt, Smash Designs, The Stock |
| | | Chico of Civitas, Crypt |
| | | Richard of Blazon, Civitas, People of Liberty, Psytronik Software, Scene World Magazine, The New Dimension |
| | | Troublemaker of Crypt |
| Ripping | .... | Dflame of Blazon, Crypt, The Stock |
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Submitted by FMan on 15 May 2008
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Submitted by G-Fellow on 14 May 2008
| Next time i want make a tune! I like the demo, some oldshool feeling... |
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Submitted by plagueis on 8 May 2008
Excellent work by Dflame...they can't really go wrong with him on board. I liked the music in this release. Much better than the moronic techno-rave drivel found in several of the demos which occupy the top 10. I would rather watch a modern attempt at making late 80's to early 90's demo screens, than the 24th cloning of an ID Software 3d engine created for DOS. Could I have another scroller please?
Set to some music that takes me back to when I was 11 in 1985?
Thanks guys! |
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Submitted by fade on 5 May 2008
| just out of curiousity.. are those actual raster splits? :) |
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 3 May 2008
Quote:the logos in the first part is original art from master delight / hysteric.
the scrolling mountains in part 3 look familiar too =P |
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Submitted by Sander on 3 May 2008
| Too bad that chick is wired aswell ;) |
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Submitted by Street Tuff on 3 May 2008
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Submitted by Mace on 3 May 2008
Code like god?
Knoeki could do it, if only the damn chick was in the right angle... |
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Submitted by SECRET MAN on 3 May 2008
| Enno: I would make the chick with an animated pussy for you,if i could code like god :-) |
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Submitted by Burglar on 3 May 2008
secret squirrel, the point isn't that there are other demos or intros out there that contain ripped stuff. my point is that if you do stuff in 2008, it simply has to be more than simple scrollers and ripped gfx.
With all the knowledge available today, anyone should be able to come up with better stuff.
anyway, I'll say it again, the pic of the chick in the water is very nice, especially the water around her legs. So, kudos to dflame! You rock dude! |
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Submitted by Mace on 2 May 2008
Yeah, we want more ripped demos!
999.5 to go (that intro doesn't count for full). |
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 2 May 2008
| cool, didnt know that was a demo. but keep it coming :) |
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Submitted by SECRET MAN on 2 May 2008
I can start with Hitmen if you want :-)
Pile Up +6
Intro Graphics stolen/ripped from Hudson Hawk and i only checked 3 releases Hitmen.Do you want,that i check more,Groepaz? |
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 2 May 2008
Quote:
I can list over 1000 demos with stolen routines or stolen graphics here.
care to list some that were not released atleast 10 years ago ?
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Submitted by The Shadow on 2 May 2008
| Beautiful picture of the lady in water. |
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Submitted by SECRET MAN on 1 May 2008
Wise words from Mantiz ! I can list over 1000 demos with stolen routines or stolen graphics here.Its always funny to see people which are able to downvote,but unable to code something.
And yes,its a fun release like all the releases here.
Good music from Richard.Keep it up.
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Submitted by Mantiz on 1 May 2008
Fun release! I think Richards music alone makes it deserve a higher rating. The woman looks nice too :)
As for people taking credit for apparently ripped stuff, that is probably not the right way to go. The changed Enigma logo looks pretty cool, I think if you would've credited for the original one, it would have been much better received.
Besides that I think the impression of the demo is good, it does not have any major bugs (only I noticed was some minor raster flicker) and runs smooth.
Also, with a little work I think you could have onefiled it to avoid the loading between the parts. |
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Submitted by Axis on 1 May 2008
yes you see it right. it's not 1987. nobody must win a contest .
when is your new 2008 c64 style demo coming?
we are waiting ;)
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Submitted by Burglar on 1 May 2008
I dunno, but this is actually a pretty lame demo imho. only the chick-pic is nice, but the rest (ripped or not)... puke
I mean, its not 1987 guys |
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Submitted by Sander on 1 May 2008
| Ofcourse we've used sources from other games/demos. But the real difference is - signing it with your own signature. That is like Laromlamerish. |
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Submitted by SECRET MAN on 1 May 2008
its nice to see,that a picture of my wife is in part 4.I will send a picture from my dog for the next demo.Wau Wau
Nice Cascada music in part 3 :-) |
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Submitted by Richard on 1 May 2008
It has shocked me about the graphics ripping from other sources as I was unaware of this as I never known or saw those other releases before. On a positive note I am pleased with the final result of the demo. It was worth doing the co-op ;)
But please (Crypties) can I get on with more Sub Hunter? The game is more important now. Heheheheheh! :P
@The Phantom: Thanks, but the loader was nothing special to me. All it is, is just a simple loader routine (which is based on the one I added in codebase) that can handle fastload hardware/software (if you installed it from your hardware/disk) and set to any 1541 device number/possible that is using the current disk (I learned it from Commodore Scene). I don't know if this will work on other drives. If you loaded the prog in standard basic. The loader uses black screen and blue lines to show the loading progress. |
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Submitted by The Phantom on 1 May 2008
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Submitted by T.M.R on 1 May 2008
| Those mountains are familiar too, looks like they were pulled from Dominion by Skyline Duo and The New Fashion '77... |
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 30 April 2008
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Submitted by Puterman on 30 April 2008
| Damn, another concept I had planned that someone else did first: a demo where everything is ripped. But I guess if I got back to coding, I might not be beaten to it the next time... |
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Submitted by d0c on 30 April 2008
| this looks like to be a great ripping demo :) |
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Submitted by Chico on 30 April 2008
| And the queen bee is from the game "The Great Giana Sisters". |
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Submitted by Troublemaker/Crypt on 30 April 2008
| And the cubes are from the game "Leviathan" ! |
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Submitted by tempest on 30 April 2008
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Submitted by Wisdom on 30 April 2008
Even more interesting is that those two logos (Crypt and Enigma) have probably rooted from the following one:
Triad's Wisdom |
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Submitted by Sander on 30 April 2008
| @ksubi: photoshop showed me it was an exact match :) Well done Dflame. |
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Submitted by Ksubi on 30 April 2008
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Submitted by Kater on 29 April 2008
| Very nice Demo! I love those oldschool Demos... ;) The Music in Part 2 ist fantastic! I hope to see more in future... ;) |
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Submitted by Axis on 29 April 2008
| thankx for this cool demo release. some times to have fun with reading scrolltext and listen to the music. keep keep on :-) |
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Submitted by Stainless Steel on 29 April 2008
The font by blitz and the skulls by gotcha
should be credited i think.
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