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  • never saw that newzealand vector b4 ;D!

  • thanks for the upload :)

    the music was composed for sid 8580 so the bass sound is a bit different and no, the tune have nothing to do with kylie !

  • Your very welcome, thanks for the comment!

  • C64 Rulez

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  • cool random

  • thanks for posting this one :)

    veto/oxyron

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  • Pretty sweet considering it's a C64, I've got loads and I mean loads of stuff like this for my AMiGA, I even made a few myself using AMOS and OctaMed.

    Nice vid' mate, love all this retro stuff.

  • I want to get incredibly stoned at watch this again

  • That's the best way lol!

  • Awesome vid man it's amazing what some of these guys can pull off with the old C64! I've seen some impressive demoscene stuff before but not this one.

  • @MN12BIRD thanks man, it's funny I was never into techno type music even back in the day but man I could watch coding groups demos over and over. Just mesmerizing. It is funny but yeah what these guys could achieve by "banging the hardware" directly was so impressive, always even more than commercial games I was blown away by the graphics and audio achieved. When I got my AMIGA and started seeing those demos OMG!

  • thats better, last time i thought it was a problem with my pc

  • wow that would of blown my little mind back in the day...

  • It would have blown my little mind too! Fun demo! Thanks for posting.

  • Yeah there sure are some impressive C64 demos out there!

  • Oh.. This is how it should look like! Very nice! Love the graphic demos and beautiful artwork. Really admire the programmer's work :)

  • The graphics style is close to what we saw on Amiga demos!

  • That song - Kylie Monogue right?

  • @markvergeer not sure, probably.

  • Dittering, interlaced graphics, raster interrupts, precalculated tables, overlaying single colored hires sprites, using more than 8 sprites by quickly putting them on different parts of the screen depending on the raster interrupt. Using the 'volume' bit as a means to produce digitized sound - that sadly won't work as well on newer c64s due to the slightly different sid-chip.

    Tricks often found in the c64 demos

  • @rolanddschn I wasn't trying to squeeze the whole c64 demoscene in just a few words and the whole jest of my comment was a positive one and not a negative one as your remark seems to indicate - I even was part of it way back :P

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