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after the promising start i expected more...
added on the 2005-02-13 00:44:26 by blala 
This is an interesting approach to synchronization.
Interesting prod, I liked the synchronization. Unfortunately all the scenes were rather ugly and the demo completely lacked design. The music sounded nice at first, but got really repetitive. I couldn't bear to watch this through, but couldn't even exit by Esc and had to kill the process.
Interesting, indeed, but repetitive and the colors are fugly. And if you know enough programming to implement a pause function on F10 key, you sure as hell could implement ESC as well..
pretty boring sync.. :/
this demo was named in preparation for negative comments ;)
i2pi should've won, of course.
QLPTLTIE super tip #1: alt+f4, aka "close"
for the 0 people who care, there's a post-party version on ftp.disasterarea.net somewhere that implements esc, removes vram reads, and other clever artifacts of haste/intoxication.
i2pi should've won, of course.
QLPTLTIE super tip #1: alt+f4, aka "close"
for the 0 people who care, there's a post-party version on ftp.disasterarea.net somewhere that implements esc, removes vram reads, and other clever artifacts of haste/intoxication.
I think I liked this..
alt+f4
not too bad, but caused a crash when finished..
LOL, here, it crashes at the beginning, i heard a sort of music, i saw a black screen, and "blam" :((
My favourite Aussie production. Has character, and an unusual soundtrack.
neither appealing nor interesting, despite some decent work involved
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