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Illusion by Dune

platform :

  Atari ST
type :

  demo
release date : september 2003
release party : The Place To Be 1994
compo : atari demo
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added on the 2004-11-14 by Optimus Knight  

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I was about to send my comment yesterday but the network was down :P (Hopefully I managed to submit the demo before)

I thought this was added here before. I tried to find this demo again yesterday, searching for half an hour around the net and wondering why it's not here. And it was, according to dhs scenenews, and there were comments for it. Is something happening on Pouet and things are lost from the db? It's not the first time I wondered "Wasn't this added here before?". Or was it because of that Pouet crash? This was a valuable demo and I was searching it like crazy around..
  added on the 2004-11-15 by Optimus Knight  
yep, I was sure, it was already there 0_õ
Anyway, this demo is great. The first part is better than the intros of many ST games. And there's a lot of effects, great pics, ... well in short, that's a DUNE demo.
  added on the 2004-11-15 by p01  
SO good!!
(Reset disk 2!)
  added on the 2004-11-15 by Buckethead  
Great visuals as always with Dune.

The first part is boring though, like Alcatraz's odissey demo :)
  added on the 2004-11-15 by keops  
dune is cool ... and mic rules !
DDR is the way ; )
  added on the 2004-11-16 by ...  
During a short moment, i'm dreaming to look this nice demo :-)
  added on the 2004-11-16 by ecureuil  
  added on the 2005-01-10 by grip  
Great demo but the first disk is totally unnecessary imho :))) hey! nice graphics on it ! ;P
  added on the 2005-01-12 by AbcuG!  
The comic style intro is very good but somehow its also a bit long. Some nice effects but also some usal Dune blendings.
  added on the 2005-01-22 by Zweckform  
Wonderfull I must say.
  added on the 2005-02-05 by cerror  
great! the only main sucking point is some pretty harsh transitions. but who cares ;)
  added on the 2005-04-22 by gwEm  
forgot to say - comic intro rulez
  added on the 2005-04-22 by gwEm  
Mic is a gfx-god :) ...btw the intro was also used in their game "Space Fighter".
  added on the 2005-06-14 by ltk_tscc  
nice demo
  added on the 2005-09-29 by RA  
Stunning demo, unfortunately very late released, so that several parts appeared in a game on the ST that was coded by Dune members in the middle nineties...
  added on the 2006-02-27 by moondog  
Some good bits but a demo we never really managed to finish properly and lacking of a real style at some point. That's what happens when you start mega "it gonna blows everything" productions without actually planning or designing things properly before starting the work. We were young and foolish :-)
  added on the 2007-01-20 by micdune  
A lot of nice graphics here, nice music too and effects are not bad either. Apparently the people behind this demo have watched certain Talent, Kefrens and Melon Dezign. Amiga demos. :) The only thing I dislike here is the very long and boring intro part.
  added on the 2007-06-29 by StingRay  
nice demo and specially thanks for doing the finalization work so it got released in the end!

stingray: strange, I specially liked that intro part ;)
  added on the 2007-06-29 by fiveofive  
Hmm disk 2 always crashes for me.
It gets a bit into the demo until the bouncing dragonball screen. The graphics in that screen are mostly corrupted, except for the logo on the left side and the dragonball itself.
Then when the next screen is supposed to load, it just crashes with 2 bombs.
I have tried this on both HD and DD disks. I wrote the msa files with MSA 2.3 on my 1040 STFM. And I have TOS 1.02.

What am I doing wrong?!

It's such a shame too because what I do see of the demo is very very nice. =/
  added on the 2008-06-05 by synt4x  
Hmm never mind. I tried the demo in STEem-linux and it crashes there as well. So it seems that the MSA image for disk 2 is corrupted unfortunately.
Hopefully someone comes along that has a working image.

I'll give the demo a thumbs up now anyway because I know that it's pure awesomeness anyway :)
  added on the 2008-06-05 by synt4x  
Aah, well. Disregard my last post. It appears that you need more than 1mb of ram, otherwise it crashes where I described. Sorry for the false info.
  added on the 2008-06-07 by synt4x  
Well, this is simply **INCREDIBLE** stuff for 1Mb (or more).
Entire demo is excellent and additionally it shows how powerful pure ST graphic is.
  added on the 2009-09-17 by YERZMYEY/H-PRG  
a must to see, if u like good demos..
The place to be party again!! nice place each years for looking great ST demos..
Well it was dammed time :)
  added on the 2009-11-06 by [s!Nk]  
yeah, especially when this was actually released 9 years after that party.. ;)

btw, i can't believe i didn't thumb up this one yet?

it's a quality demo but it was finished too late.. it didn't come anywhere near raping my brain at that time (2003). i prefer the intro of the game EPIC to this (largely because of Gustav Holt's "Mars" movement, and the apocalyptic atmosphere). however, the graphics are certainly better in Illusion. bravo to Mic and Chuck.
  added on the 2009-11-06 by earx  
ho oki earx thk for the info wow 9 years after, it is a miracle that she is finally released :)
  added on the 2009-11-06 by [s!Nk]  
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