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Nice demo with a talking skull, glass balls and other nice stuff. Very good soundtrack!

Kudos for the soundtrack. The rest is so goddamn cheesy it made me shake my head in wonder. (Especially the original file_id.diz, which made me thing thrice before even downloading it -I may not be religious, but the cheese was really thick)

Still, reasonably executed with decent design.

I remember this fondly. I think I'm going to have to find my gus max and throw it in an old box and try it out. Hasn't anyone ripped the music yet? I remember having the file at one point back in the day. Pheonix?! anyone?

I think people have nearly forgotten some of the brilliant coding stuff going on in Hell. On a 386sx16, Hell demonstrates what you can do if you're in protected mode and don't have to waste 1/3rd of your time prefetching db 66h prefix bytes!

oh yes

Scary 666 shit!

Good stuff - does anybody have the soundtrack lying around?

Well, now that dr claw taught me the trick to get it working - clear the ULTRASND env variable and pick an IRQ *other* than the real one, I finally got it running in DOSBox.

Oops, I never put the soundtrack on demodulate.scene.org? You can find them here: ftp://ftp.modland.com/pub/modules/Composer%20669/CC%20Catch/ - .669 format, so get yourself and oldskool mod plugin for XMPlay or Winamp (never got them to play in ModPlug).

A probably-biased thumb up for US scene history.. hey, the burning effects are still cool. :)

Someone please make a video, I'm too lazy to start installing GUS stuff onto DOSBox and apparently it won't run without it :p

Nice atmosphere, and the talking skull was awesome.

Anyways, to run this demo in DosBox, just change the Gravis Ultrasound IRQ to a value other than 5.

Go to hell! Even runs in Win9x box!

nice particles at the beginning

Excellent particles. Very substandard demo.

Some good stuff, some meh stuff.

woah niiiiiiiiiice!

Funny, near the end this resembles very much an imp from Doom, before Doom was even released.