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Demo5 by ASD [web] [nfo] platform :   MS-Dos type :   demo release date : 1993 19 3 0 popularity : 0 %   0.86 alltime top: #4343 [download] [mirrors...] added on the 2008-04-06 by Navis   popularity helper increase the popularity of this prod by spreading this URL: comments Ok, I was looking at one of my old hard drives and found the source for that. Probably our first ever "demo", the infofile says 93 although it is probably late 93. I will run under (at least) windows 2k without problem although it is recommented to watch with dosbox and a low framerate because it is not framerate independent. This is basically a dentro for an upcoming demo called "Vertex megademo" which I remember vaguely but it is completely lost. As you understand, this is for completist only. Nothing too important or interesting (it is actually rather laughable) but hey, it is a piece of ASD history. Code, graphics and "English" my own... (I like the irony of the 'tm' over Andromeda. How little did I know...)   added on the 2008-04-06 15:39:33 by Navis   Ah, I just noticed that the demo is called 'Video5'. Video5, Demo5, never mind eh..   added on the 2008-04-06 15:42:05 by Navis   Keep on coding, looking forward toyour megademo :)   added on the 2008-04-06 15:50:58 by Warhead   cool for a firstprod, but you could work a bit on the design! if you try really hard you may produce something really cool later. support-thumb!   added on the 2008-04-06 16:04:33 by skrebbel   oh and welcome to the scene!   added on the 2008-04-06 16:04:54 by skrebbel   LOL!   added on the 2008-04-06 16:05:57 by Bugo the Cat   nice for a first production, looks promising, keep on coding! maybe someday you'll win a scene award or something? who knows ;) probably you don't realize that, but here, in the future, we have a group called ASD, so, please change your groupname, okthxbye.   added on the 2008-04-06 16:10:56 by substrate   A demo from a greek group, haha, never knew it existed demosceners in greece. Thumbs up for a scene production from a country famous for their ruins.   added on the 2008-04-06 16:22:40 by Zplex   what a bad demo, you'll never win assembly!!!!   added on the 2008-04-06 16:34:22 by Maali   Nice! :) Navis: Which ASD demos from the 90's are still missing ?   added on the 2008-04-06 16:35:56 by magic   Nice for a first demo but you should keep improving to more coherent scene design and better color schemes. Hopefully you'll make better and improved stuff in the future! Is that (tm) thing some hidden reference to recession of global markets and fall of capitalism?   added on the 2008-04-06 16:38:12 by waffle   Magic: the demos missing are: Demi (?), Vertex megademo, Copper, Whow and Whow2, Seeing, Landscape, Vector demo, Digital dreams (I have it but it doesn't run for some reason. Unfortunately no code for that) and two or more of the cosmos bbs demos. There is also a game, the legendary "Luke Mess: the adventure" by ASD, an adventure game with lots of rooms. Now that takes me back some years...   added on the 2008-04-06 16:38:53 by Navis   Just to add here that all our graphics before 96 were made using deluxe paint 2, autodesk animator and this strange, strange 3D program called "TOPAZ 3D". Does anyone remember/have that ?   added on the 2008-04-06 16:40:16 by Navis   I remember that topaz 3D needed 4mb memory, a 386 and a 387 copro. I only had then a 386sx/16 with 1 mb, and been trying to use 'emulators' for the copro and the memory to make it run (yeah right, as if that would ever work). Eventually got a 386/387 (quite expensive back then, I could have got myself a couple of good bicycles I suppose instead) and voila topaz 3D and 3D studio running !   added on the 2008-04-06 16:43:15 by Navis   I remember deluxe paint (on amiga anyway:) Let's see if some one can dig up the missing prods.. :)   added on the 2008-04-06 16:43:48 by magic   magic: impossible. Not even optimus has them :-(   added on the 2008-04-06 16:46:46 by Navis   HUEG SUCCESS!!11   added on the 2008-04-06 18:03:42 by uns3en_   What? I would like to play that adventure game. It was not in my missing list at all :)   added on the 2008-04-06 18:07:24 by Bugo the Cat   optimus: Luke mess was an adventure game like the old sierra ones originally written in qbasic (in 1990-91, long before ASD and all that). For some technical reasons I could only do sprite handling with binary sprites (white/transparent). For this reason the game was about a 'ghost' (hence I could justify the sprite being white/transparent). When I moved into pascal and asm in 92 it was rewritten, but the ghost character (Luke Mess his name) stayed. We went quite far with this (at least 5-6 levels, full animated character, full script, inventory system, mouse etc) but it was lost shortly after.   added on the 2008-04-06 18:18:45 by Navis   Dig that funky 90's style... seems to be influenced by the loading screens of VGA games from that time. Gobliiins comes to mind...   added on the 2008-04-06 18:33:54 by Stebo   Quote: ..although we are sure that it will not be this text that will make us worthy of your attention. yes sir, you gained our attention otherwise. ;)   added on the 2008-04-06 18:36:23 by v3nom   After watching this I still can't believe the same people have served me Lifeforce or other ass-kickers. Still nice.   added on the 2008-04-06 19:54:21 by r13   haha   added on the 2008-04-06 20:54:07 by XT95^FRq   There's only one way to solve this problem of ASD's missing prods: at BP09 ASD has to enter the demo compo with a 1994-style megademo..   added on the 2008-04-06 21:40:04 by mic   Navis, how old was you when you did this?   added on the 2008-04-06 21:48:46 by sq   displaying none 25 50 100 all comments (1-25) out of 32 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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