pouët.net

Veeeery strange gfx in there...

Do not forget that I made this demo in 1989. It was my first bigger project. I've made everything (assembler coding, grafix, musix) myself. I started with coding my own music routines as member from The Foxx (we had a screen in Mindbomb demo).
Today I would spend more time for the grafix... ;-)

Hi Tangens :) Nice to have you on board here :)

Hi ltk_tscc, it's great that there are projects like pouet.net in the web. I'm wondering that the good old times are not forgotten. My old Atari ST+ from 1988 is already dead but the my demos are still alive in this archive. ;-)

By the way: There is a hidden screen with lots of my older musix in this demo. Enter 'Tangens' in the main menu to activate the hidden screen.

Tangens: The atari demoscene is still alive and active... just check dead hackers society

Hi ltk_tscc, if I see how many people are having fun with the old ST I get nostalgic feelings... Unfortunately I have no time to make new things for the ST (I still have a working MegaSTE :-)
But I don't know if I still could use the K-Seka assembler at all. I forgot most of the commands after 14 years... ;-)

Tangens: I have never seen this demo before, really cool for the time, especially considering you made everything by yourself (code, gfx and music).

Cool one man show! :) Nice hidden part as well with 7 musics. :)

Keops: Perhaps this demo was not spread enough into the scene. I sent only one copy to An cool, one to the Lost Boys and one to Thalion if I remember correctly...

I saw these demo those days and was very astonished what one man could do. It encouraged me to rip the music and do some other steps in assembler afterwards.. :-)

I was intrigued by reading the scrollers of this strange demo, nice one and fun to read pouet then :) Damn, i couldn't activate the hidden part, on a 1040st or with Steem, typing Tangens, tangens, Tqngens, tqngens,'Tangens', 'tangens', 'Tqngens', 'tqngens' (" as well), also by pressing all the letters.

nice one,