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11 glöps
level:
user
nickname:
fogbank
country:
Italy
website:
http://www.fogbank.org
Skype:
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profile
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average rating:
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MS-Dos
  256b
  Stainless Steel by Digimind
Thanks for including a Windows version for us 64-biters out there.
Oh, BTW, it's smooth on my old Core 2 with a cheapo GeForce, so thumb up.
  added on the 2011-09-20
Enterprise
  demo
  Small Demo by Nihil Software
Thumbs up also to the guy(s) who bothered to write an emulator for this things the existence of which I didn't even know until twenty minutes ago.
  added on the 2011-04-10
Windows
  demo
  come clean by Fairlight
Makes me feel like I'm 20 again, so thumb up (ha!), but sometimes it was a bit TOO oldskool, and it's got a very weak ending.
  added on the 2009-04-27
Windows
  demo
  fr-021: D (Stands For) by farbrausch
So-so design and 3D models, but awesome music, so it's a thumb up for me.
  added on the 2009-04-27
Windows
  demo
  I Am by Traction
Great. Long but atmospheric, not boring, and I actually liked the scene poetry this time, and the empty backgrounds work strangely well, too.
  added on the 2009-04-27
Windows
  4k
  kindercrasher by Rgba
omg.
  added on the 2008-06-04
Windows
  diskmag
  ZINE #12 by Brainstorm :: BitFellas
No, dah-dit-dah-dit-dah-dah (whatever your nick is): cdroms are *so* five years ago. The scene should innovate.
I want at least an hd-dvd, and 99% of its space should be taken up by hyperprofessional samples of a concert grand piano so detailed you can hear the pianist's eyelids flutter.
  added on the 2007-08-26
Windows
  diskmag
  ZINE #12 by Brainstorm :: BitFellas
Sorry, no.

I can't believe that someone, in 2007, dares to release a diskmag which is just ~40 Mb big, takes up only ~375 megs of RAM at the start, so little CPU time, runs so fast and contains so many articles of such a high quality.

Kudos for putting in two pieces by two of my fav scene musicians (Radix and Scorpik), but it's not enough to avoid a good downthumbing.

Next time, please, make it at least 100 Mb big and have it refuse to run on anything less than a quad-core with 2 gigs of RAM and a 30" monitor, because what good is having a PC with enough power to calculate the Answer in seven *minutes* if I can't lavishly and shamelessly waste it just to show some short texts and some small images?

Gotta go: it's getting dark outside, and I have to switch my stadium lights on.
  added on the 2007-08-25
Windows
  demo
  Lifeforce by ASD
This is so baroque and so overloaded with...stuff, and it's so pretentious and over-the-top that...oh, screw it.

You're redefining the meaning of "ruling".
  added on the 2007-08-05
Gameboy Advance
  demo
  Matt Current by Shitfaced Clowns
I haven't watched it yet, but you needed just one thumb to reach the hundred, so there you go.
  added on the 2007-04-21
Windows
  demo
  the dream of a scapegoat by lapsen
Basing my opinion on what I can see (and hear) between all the flicker, it's quite nice.
With the desktop-flickering unwanted effect, it rocks massively. I totally agree with Gargaj.
  added on the 2006-08-28
Windows
  demo
  Tesla by Sunflower
It's got to be my favourite. A trip into smoothness.
Just like ryg said, start this anytime, relax and feel good. Cheaper than a shrink and at least as effective as any self-help group.
  added on the 2004-01-12

 




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