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Heart Core by IRIS [nfo] platform :   Amiga AGA type :   demo release date : april 2004 release party : Breakpoint 2004 compo : amiga demo ranked : 4th 79 5 0 popularity : 0 %   0.94     2 alltime top: #1034 [download] [demoscene.tv] [video] [youtube] [mirrors...] added on the 2004-04-15 by teo_   popularity helper increase the popularity of this prod by spreading this URL: comments Wow, I have just seen it for a second time (and fortunatelly it did ran for me without needing setpatch!), really cool designed stuff! But I cannot manage to watch TBL demo, or the half part of it, cannot allocate memory or something before the landscape (which is the only one that I'd love to watch again)   added on the 2004-04-20 18:12:22 by Bugo the Cat   I'm not being silly, Dr. Xeron, I've just come to a decision. If the scene were just a waste of time, that'd be alright, cause that's what time is for. But I feel it's become much worse than that. I've delt with PPC productions in the Amiga compos for years now and still contributed to MS/BP despite what I saw as messed up compos. A Pegasos demo is beyond what I can deal with, and my disappointment in the BP organizers (who I consider to be the people most vital to the Amiga scene right now) is more than I can bear. Heartcore was a lot of hard work. I could live with no reward, but the way the compo turned out, it feels like I'm being punished. So.. I'll continue to be present and do various things that are scenish, but no more serious stuff. Oh, and I do admit that this is an emotional decision. I'm only human you know.   added on the 2004-04-20 22:24:46 by doom   Dr_Doom: In the end, isn't it what the audience thinks that count. Isn't it more important that the people actually love with you do? You almost singlehandedly brought IRIS to the top of the Amiga demoscene. The quality of your work is fantastic. When i think that this demo wasn't even finished and lacked a lot of effects because of lack of time, god knows what the end result could have been. You've got the talent to make wonderful demos that people love. God, i wish i had half the talent that you have. And we people interested in amiga demos, highly anticipate and really enjoy your works of art (because that is what they are). I even bought 32Mb Ram just so i could run this demo on my Amiga. But then again, i'm just a bloody no talent lamer so how should i know and understand.   added on the 2004-04-20 22:41:44 by z5   I second everything that z5 said.   added on the 2004-04-21 00:58:14 by xeron   dr_doom: I'm sorry for you being disappointed. Regarding the big screen quality of the Amiga competitions I'd like to point out that there was no easy alternative to doing SVHS recordings. As you know the Amiga compo required quite a few different configurations/system. It is impossible to hold such a compo realtime without causing huge delays (which the audience wouldn't like). We have to pre-record it, and up until now SVHS was the only afforable solution. For next year we will try to switch to digital recording equipment, this is on top of our list. Btw, another problem regarding the Amiga compos is the lack of people willing to help out. Prior to BP we were searching for compo organizers for the Amiga compo without any luck. TB, who did the amiga compos, was totally overworked with other things. Regarding PPC and Pegasos: We are open for discussion. But please keep in mind that we had *3* entries in last years Amiga compo and were already thinking about dropping the Amiga compos - in that situation it would have been a really weird idea to split this into 3 competitions. And even now as the Amiga scene has proved its alive and kicking, this is no easy decision. Where should we put Pegasos entries? Into the real wild compo? Probably other people will be pissed again then. Same goes for PPC. Regarding the reward: Your biggest reward should be that the audioence loves your production. As said, we are open for constructive discussion on this topic.   added on the 2004-04-21 01:34:53 by scamp   scamp: you could have put the pegasos demo in the mac compo, even though it's slower than the mac compo machine it's more similar to that than a 060/AGA machine. About the VHS recording, you could have ran all 68k demos first and then the accelerated ones, how much time will that take 10s to reboot an amiga. And a few min between 68k and acc. This also would have made it more obvious what hardware the demo was run at aswell. The thing is I thought most non amiga sceners knew about 060/ppc gfx-card and such, but then you read in some party report that the ppl think that pretty much everything was ppc in the compo. Dr.Doom: as I said before your demo was amazing and you were definetly the one who suffered most from the bad setup of the compo, it would be realy sad and a big los for the amigascene if you stoped coding.   added on the 2004-04-21 12:21:53 by bonkers   I love it, I love it, I love it, I love it, I love it, I love it, I love it, I love it, I love it, I love it. I love this demo again, I watched it again and I want to buy a real Amiga and Iris is my favorite Amiga group by now. But I guess, if he wishes to quit, he will do it no matter what he says, so this discussion is Pouetish, perhaps he will try to code something diferrent, like games (more fun!) or anything. Yey!!! =)   added on the 2004-04-21 14:17:48 by Bugo the Cat   Optimus is right, if I want to quit, I'll quit. Like I said, it's an emotional decision, not a rational one - so no point in arguing. BUT, I do appreciate all the feedback. It's really touching. And thank you, Scamp, for your reaction. I was really missing some kind of reaction from the organizers - any reaction really, to show that you care. And apparently you do, which means a lot. So woohoo. Anyway, I'll leave myself inactive and concentrate on my studies for now, and maybe my creative urges will grow stronger than my distaste for the so-called evolution of the Amiga scene, eventually. Again, truckloads of thank yous for the feedback. Please enjoy the demo some more. I'll see about that 16 MB full version soon enough.   added on the 2004-04-21 14:56:40 by doom   DrDoom: I know how you feel, but there's always the PC scene. :) Either way, I sincerely hope you won't stop producing gfx. You impress me more and more with everything I see from you.   added on the 2004-04-21 15:02:38 by Wade   The PC scene sucks :) WE HAVE COMPUTERS WHICH CAN BEAT YOUR COMPUTERS   added on the 2004-04-21 15:43:39 by Bugo the Cat   "Optimus is right, if I want to quit, I'll quit" And if I want to be annoyed if you quit, and be vocal about that annoyance on pouet, i'll be annoyed about you quitting, and be vocal about it on pouet. Fact is, you're very talented and I want to see more quality demos from you, and so do all these other guys!   added on the 2004-04-21 17:45:22 by xeron   I said it at Breakpoint and I'll say it again: Iris came to motherfucking PLAY. This demo owns, like all the Amiga demos from BP. And yeah, I'd like to see more demos from y'all, but they're your demos so take whatever time you need to do 'em.   added on the 2004-04-22 13:42:23 by ζχψωβ   Excellent. I sure hope there will be more demos from Iris in the future :)   added on the 2004-05-09 12:30:03 by fragment   My absolute favourite from bp04.   added on the 2004-07-05 07:31:25 by pyksy   Really cool demo - I have some ideas for most of the code, but the design just tops if off as one of the cooler amiga demos I've ever seen - works really well... Don't quite Dr. Doom - keep it up!   added on the 2004-07-20 21:04:30 by d3pth   Lovely   added on the 2004-11-08 20:37:42 by Trauma Zero   charming! very nice   added on the 2004-11-08 21:24:29 by quisten   Good looking ladies with fine bodies.   added on the 2004-11-08 21:57:23 by Lord Graga   I especially like the chains and the running man.   added on the 2004-12-05 04:44:45 by grip   RULEZ ABZOLUTELS   added on the 2004-12-28 01:13:26 by Bugo the Cat   maybe if you would masturbate less and pay more attention, you could see this is just an average/good demo from like mid - 90's.   added on the 2005-01-01 15:44:15 by Navis   Why so negative? :)   added on the 2005-01-07 10:49:09 by doom   @Navis If you had any sense you'd see that it is actually a very, very good demo.   added on the 2005-01-07 11:07:51 by xeron   ok ok , it is good... Maybe better if you think that it was made recently - therefore keeping the spirit alive. It is just that tits and arses have been a cliche for so many years - just like glowing objects and metaballs..   added on the 2005-01-14 16:02:27 by Navis     added on the 2005-01-14 18:52:48 by dipswitch     previous page displaying none 25 50 100 all comments (26-50) out of 108 (go to first) next page   submit changes if this prod is a fake, some info is false or the download link is broken, do not post about it in the comments, it will get lost. instead, post about it. add a comment You need to be logged in to add a comment :: register here

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