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| I totally approve this. |
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added on the 2013-05-13
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| The hardware seems quite capable. By the way, is the Z80 at 7 or 14 MHz? Anyway, the Wolfenstein part seems pretty well optimized. |
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added on the 2013-04-23
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This one rules a lot.
Also, must be the first time ever I'm seeing Estonian mythological elements in a demo. |
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added on the 2012-07-10
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| Fuckings for becoming the name of a pityfully lame tablet computer! |
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added on the 2012-06-27
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| youtube |
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added on the 2012-05-09
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| This is what Variform should have been like in the first place. |
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added on the 2012-04-12
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| Doesn't contain anything technically outstanding (apart from the plasma), but a well-executed VCS demo is always worth thumbing up! |
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added on the 2012-04-09
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| Newly discovered world presented well |
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added on the 2012-04-09
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1. Atmosphere
2. Convincing vegetation is seen far too rarely in demos considering the fact that it can be generated with rather non-complex algorithms
3. Manages to break the realism well (even though I'd have liked it to go somewhat farther with the breaking) |
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added on the 2012-04-09
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| Onnea Aegis <3<3<3 |
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added on the 2012-02-14
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| http://pelulamu.net/ibniz/ |
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added on the 2011-12-24
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| Yeah, my first plan was to take a 128-byter ("Mixér" by Rrrola) and combine it with one of Mu6k's formulas (the one in the end of my third video) resulting in a kick-ass 256-byter but then I thought that maybe a few dozens of bytes on top of the base framework is enough to convince coders about the possibility :) |
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added on the 2011-11-06
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| http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYX0ymrHUxk |
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added on the 2011-11-05
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| Just a proof-of-concept. Uses COVOX for sound. If you don't have it, use Dosbox to emulate. |
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added on the 2011-11-05
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| This is so accurate. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oQJ6knL8ms |
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added on the 2011-10-26
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| Quite impressive technically, yes. The song is apparently a cover, so I'm not saying anything about that department :) |
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added on the 2011-08-11
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| Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kl5cv4c4P4Q |
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added on the 2011-08-07
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| ps: You're probably hearing it just fine, the output of the formula just happens to be more music-like at high than low frequencies. |
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added on the 2011-06-15
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Here's a BASIC loader for those who have a real VIC-20 but have problems with file transfers. It also resets the system clock before start.
0 FORI=820TO833:READA:POKEI,A:NEXT:TI$="000000":SYS820
1 DATA165,161,93,4,144,5,162,106,232,157,254,143,80,242
RUN |
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added on the 2011-06-14
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| 16 bytes for your audiovisual pleasure. |
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added on the 2011-06-13
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Finally some proper hardware banging on PET! I guess this is the first PET demo that abuses the CRTC registers to some extent, right?
I'd like to know whether this demo uses raster tricks for anything? (See CPC demos for some possible applications of raster sync on the CRTC) |
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added on the 2010-12-15
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Just a fun quickie inspired by the current trends!
Code:
*=$32c ; start from a vector
!word mcstart ; override it with start addr
regs !byte $fa ; 90xd: noise pitch
!byte $1f ; 90xe: volume & aux color
!byte $18 ; 90xf: bg & border color
!byte $06 ; 90x0: screen start x
!byte $0c ; 90x1: screen start y
!byte 28 ; 90x2: screen columns
!byte 18*2+1 ; 90x3: screen rows & 8x16
mcstart
ldx #7
loop lda regs-1,x ; copy bytes to vic-i regs
sta $900d-1,x
inc $9005 ; make noise (mess with screen ptrs)
dex
bne loop
beq mcstart
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added on the 2010-11-13
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| Paralax, what about upgrading your emulator to VICE 2.2+? |
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added on the 2010-10-25
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| It's probably the first time ever that I thumb-up a diskmag. Several interesting articles there, and also props for no delay between the executable and the online version. |
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added on the 2010-09-14
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| Nothing wrong with this one. Thumbs up for releasing the source code. |
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added on the 2010-08-10
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