I have been trying to find this all my adult life. I remember watching it when I was like 10yrs old thinking it was the absolute business!! This will last the test of time! :D
@izzihr That's 64KB of application and a couple of gigabytes of operating system - not quite comparable. (Still impressive, but not as compact as you think.)
those guys must've been math, linear algebra and CS guru's. Can't even imagine the space- and time complexity restriction under which they were able to make this.
Tho as sweet as this demo is, there are better technical ones from the A500 era that pushes the hardware, this one is just very extremely timed, <3 <3 Spaceballs, which is something only lately Pc demos seem to have implemented.
The dancing woman was a girlfriend to some of the team-members.
Met the coder on the tube on my way back home and had a good chat about old days.
By the way shared a flat during the late nineties with one of the gfx artists, and he told me that editing the animations from vhs-video to vector manualy point by point was torture.
@Brasidas69 Dice started out as a Amiga gamer house back in the days, some of the guys from the Silents Sweden started it, games like Pinball Dreams etc.
yeah this machine was awesome I had the 500+ then the 1200, and if u wanna look at something check Jesus on Ez. This spaceballs vid i think was 2 discs. were talking 1.44mb here. x 2 2.88mb insane.
diskettes on amiga usually had 880kb (DoubleDensity - those with just one write-protector switch), not like those for PCs with 1.44mb (HighDensity)...
with tricks and a custom loader you could get some kb more out of it...
@MrKajko2 Kiedyś wielu ludzi z kręgu demosceny narzekało na prostotę kodu tego demka, można by powiedzieć że nastąpił rozłam na tych którym się to podobało z artystycznego punktu widzenia i tych którzy nie widzieli nic nadzwyczajnego w kodzie tego dema.
My mint condition, fully working Amiga 4000 040 will be appearing on eBay in the next few days. Complete with SVGA monitor, keyboard, mouse, joystick, and loads of software. Happy bidding.
etuber is right. It just shows what programmers of any worth could get the best out of a machine for just 500k. It's the same with windows when that came out. I said it was shite then and it's even more shite now.
Damn Oo That's REALLY impressive ! And I'm serious...
I'm 17 years-old, and I'm still impressed by games like SNES Star Fox... Long live the Comodore, the ATARI, the NES, the SNES, the Sega Genesis, the Megadrive... All of them !!
Ditto, although Starfox actually has a coprocessor in the cartridge - it's like taking a SNES and adding a 3D GPU, otherwise it couldn't handle the load.. - The Commodore Amiga was equivalent to a Sega Genesis, but with better sound, and available five years earlier (1985). In fact a lot of Genesis games, like Populous, are direct Amiga ports
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The Atari ST, Amiga, and Mac were also the first computers with 32 bit CPUs in 1984-85. IBM PC was only 16
@Quartrez us gold...And i still have this demo which i got in 1992 and will never get rid of it as there will never be another like it..Utter amazment when i got it aswell as other demo's and the next night i remember getting x-out and ghosts 'n goblins which i could not believe how amazing how good the music was on x-out and how close the conversion of ghosts 'n goblins was to the arcade..I thought the C64 version was good but this version was allmost identical!
the fact is , today Coders and programmers are lazy with tons of resources , disk space , RAM , even fast access time , and u dont see such things even today ...
want proof? look at the mobile phones .. they shold have such things right ? well no one is BOTHERING coding it , they are lazy :)
I rememberr skid row now, a cracking tream originally for the amiga, this has aged like fine wine as said, truly amazing for a machine the a500 at the time!
I remember seeing one of the Timothy Dalton James Bond films a few years later and recognizing part of the title sequence as something used in the first seconds of this Megademo.
I loved my Amiga 500, great times for sure. When it was first released, no system could match it, the graphics, intros, music, animation, OS etc were the best at the time. It took the PC many years to catch up.
Just imagine this demo was made for hardware that is almost 25 years old (1985), that's how powerful the Amiga was!
@snaforfun Actually it is a movie playback. You can find the original scene here: watch?v=WgriMuXZ3QY
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That video was then digitized into the Amiga (like a flash file) and played back in the demo. Which is still impressive for a 7 megahertz machine. No 7 MHz Mac or PC would be able to do it - you'd need a 100 MHz minimum
@harleykman hmm ok but there are tons of other demos with 3d running so fast that it seems like they were using 3d hardware ... I got em all on emulator xD
@snaforfun Oh and they did have movie-making programs back in the 80s. I know because I used some of them. And of course they were used for TV programs like Babylon 5, seaQuest, and Space: A&B
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Or movies like Disney's cartoons (The Rescuers Down Under, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin)
Takes me back to a time in life that was miles better than now, in all aspects. Anyone around my age (approaching 33) & involved in the Amiga scene will probably feel the same. Don't get me wrong I love modern video games & machines, I own a Wii, 360 etc. But I often feel that modern games are trying way too hard to be movies now, & I just yearn for the good ol' days of the late 80's/90's, with my beloved C64, & later Amiga & many other machines. The Amiga scene was truly an amazing time...sigh
This was the shit back then, when macs and MS where pissing with Dos prompts and barely usable GUIs Amiga was pumping multitasking and Ultra GFX, it should have been the real winner of OS wars although the Global Elite had other ideas to hold humanity back.
Right there with you mate, it's those Illuminati bastards we should blame for the fact we're now all on PC's & not super duper all new powerful Amiga's eh? Funny I should come across your comment on the global elite though, as i'm currently in the middle of watching an absolutely massive series on YT (there's 100 parts I think) i'm only up to part 46, it's called 'Illuminati Project'. Most deffo worth watching if you haven't already. Just seen the stuff about IBM & the holocaust, not good at all
I was planning to upload the soundtrack from this called condom corruption as i have it in module format and have the demo on the amiga amongst others but have to pull it from the loft, it was a quality demo and still stands up today, them be the days tho!
Nice to know there r still ppl who remember the demoscene!
mein gott das kommen errinnerungen hoch , hey ich war mal jung :D schade das es heut keine so geilen demos mehr gibt. das war ne leistung amiga 500 1 mb ram
Who would have guessed that after all these years this demo is still nothing short of amazing! The song is awesome as well.. one of the most memorable amiga tunes for me
40 meg ( Mine is ) But considering that Monkey island was on of the biggest games coming in at 5 disks .. I think that was still only around 4-5 meg . and most others were 1 disk ... I took quite a bit to fill it
I still have my Amiga 500 with the Hard drive, mem expansion ect
4 a system with a 6mhz processor .. I think thats pretty bloody good music and graphics. Problem is theres to many Punks out there who never grew up with real computers
Wonder where Apple got their iPod silhouette dancers idea from ;) This is what got me into VJing and video editing. Impressive stuff considering it worked on an A500. Talk about fantastic coding skills!
All that running on a motorola 68000 based 8mhz cpu, you cant say a ibm pc compatible of the same speed could reproudce that with msdos and its internal beeper!
IIRC the original release had a bug that messed up the demo if it ran on a machine with slow-mem (or fast-mem, don't remember) only. Skid Row fixed it so it ran on all configurations.
i was in this crew and i was with them when they presented this demo in denmark at "the party" in front of thousands of computer coders, freaks and hackers,.. people where standing on their chairs and screaming!!
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Dont talk about the good old time. All demo coders hated this crap because it was never a state of the art demo. This was precalculated code for beginners. I realy remember the good old times. cu, karadok (ST and Amiga Coder)
Takes me back 20 years in an instant!
Fantastic. Must have played it 100 times.
reds005 1 day ago
Hammer Demo !!! Sieht auch heute noch geil aus !!! Also tanzt für mich, Mädels !!!
Halligen1972 1 week ago
No, Atari ST was 720kb disk. Amiga was true DD 880kb
fortressofcomfort 1 week ago
I've just jumped back in time. And of course i came :)
I watched that demo million times on my sweet Amiga 500 those days in past.
i love Amiga 4 ever
dia8el 3 weeks ago
oh my god that's freaking amazing
eylusion2 1 month ago
I have been trying to find this all my adult life. I remember watching it when I was like 10yrs old thinking it was the absolute business!! This will last the test of time! :D
skeedunabop 1 month ago
for only abouot 880kb thats damn good
FraeStudios 1 month ago
YEAH. My fav Amiga demo. And it's online !!! WaW
gerardsollie 1 month ago
i have this old amiga disk :-) ... FANTASTIC!!!
Formula1Production 1 month ago
if am i right it´s from 1993 or so? have seen it last these dayz. grEat !
alien5ive 2 months ago
Hmm... did they use the HAM mode for filling?
Or is it pure BLITTER torture?
EinFremderAusElea 2 months ago
This was the best of it's time. I remember when i run this on my own Amiga, cool memories...
johhny449 2 months ago
Work of genius! Those were the days... :/
KeremGo 2 months ago
I fooking LOVED this back in the 90s. My amiga used to smoke to this :)
fysh3 3 months ago
fucking amazin.... classic.
blanker666 3 months ago
OK Here's the deal... U can win a bottle of Polish Vodka :)
Take modern fast PC with few Gb RAM and trylion Mhz processor.
Just try to run this GREAT DEMO with one CONDITION
U have only one floppy disk with 880Kb (Yes its not mistake- 880 Kb) of free
space.
Thanks...
...
now I must drink alone...:)
Robthe555 4 months ago 15
@Robthe555 <dumb why? cant run?
ImIndoPeople 2 months ago
@ImIndoPeople sorry mybad for the <dumb it was me
ImIndoPeople 2 months ago
@Robthe555 m8 amiga rules but dont be fool when pc power gets in right hand amazing things they can make with only 64kb
youtube.com/watch?v=zjGt2JlkUJk
izzihr 1 month ago
@izzihr OK u're right it was a some kind of joke ;)
Robthe555 1 month ago
@izzihr That's 64KB of application and a couple of gigabytes of operating system - not quite comparable. (Still impressive, but not as compact as you think.)
Kromaatikse 1 month ago
@Robthe555 well actually the 1 disk was 720k! even more impressive hey!
aussiebloke350 4 weeks ago
@aussiebloke350 880K
chfriend 3 weeks ago
@Robthe555 Challenge accepted. I got the rights to remake it and distribute it for free, as long as i specified the original makers and who remade it
TheSwanies 3 weeks ago
those guys must've been math, linear algebra and CS guru's. Can't even imagine the space- and time complexity restriction under which they were able to make this.
ytdlgandalf 4 months ago
people need to understand this runs off ONE FLOPPY DISK. I saw it on a real 500. Amazing.
Geardos 5 months ago 23
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robespain 4 months ago
@Geardos I am actually getting an Amiga on eBay so i can watch stuff like this :D
TheSwanies 4 months ago
@TheSwanies Get the fastmathlibs from Aminet. Nice speedup.
Superbatron 4 months ago
@Geardos OMG A real 500, ( /irony )
Tho as sweet as this demo is, there are better technical ones from the A500 era that pushes the hardware, this one is just very extremely timed, <3 <3 Spaceballs, which is something only lately Pc demos seem to have implemented.
Joliie 4 months ago
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faxekondi4321 6 months ago
The dancing woman was a girlfriend to some of the team-members.
Met the coder on the tube on my way back home and had a good chat about old days.
By the way shared a flat during the late nineties with one of the gfx artists, and he told me that editing the animations from vhs-video to vector manualy point by point was torture.
Brasidas69 7 months ago
this was the test sound of JAMES BROWN IS DEAD !!!!!
XXplaythegamesXX 7 months ago
still got a cdtv and my 1200 which gets used for a bit of retro gaming evry now and again. :)
bollox1030 8 months ago
does anyone own any Amiga??I do...Amiga 500,Amiga Commodore,Amiga 1200,Amiga 1500 and all software that exists in the world..!!!
Socrates2060 8 months ago
@Socrates2060 Amiga 2000! my most prized possession lolz
chrismofer 8 months ago
@Socrates2060 One of the coders (Che Lalic) at Dice has got an Amiga and a C64 in his office.
It probably doesn't see much action, but hey nostalgia is a hard thing to kick :)
Brasidas69 7 months ago
@Brasidas69 Dice started out as a Amiga gamer house back in the days, some of the guys from the Silents Sweden started it, games like Pinball Dreams etc.
Joliie 4 months ago
@Socrates2060 I do...I have 2 Amiga 500 and one C64 with diskdrive etc...all working 100% !
HartRaver 5 months ago
Oh the memories... <3 <3 <3
kpaxian643 9 months ago
Cuándo saldrá el nuevo Amiga al mercado? Quiero volver a saborear lo que verdaderamente es un ordenador multimedia!!!!!
nikysch 10 months ago
lol i still have my amigas ,they rule
RoachVR6 1 year ago
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AMIGA WAS THE ONLY COMPUTER THAT STILL KNOKS ME OUT!
512k of RAM and 7Mhz (Megahertz people)!!! Isn´t fucken amazing???
RoseOx 1 year ago
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RoseOx 1 year ago
For those 4, they have never seen Amiga in real life or this demo back in 90's !
qettyz 1 year ago
still have the 500 in a box (shouldn't be really) :) don't know where the 600 disappeared to..
trisky1234 1 year ago
yeah this machine was awesome I had the 500+ then the 1200, and if u wanna look at something check Jesus on Ez. This spaceballs vid i think was 2 discs. were talking 1.44mb here. x 2 2.88mb insane.
sound was through the roof for a 80s computer
ElliotLakeCanada 1 year ago
diskettes on amiga usually had 880kb (DoubleDensity - those with just one write-protector switch), not like those for PCs with 1.44mb (HighDensity)...
with tricks and a custom loader you could get some kb more out of it...
froyd3d 1 year ago
lol i want to project this on a wall while having a house party
labelfree904 1 year ago
This is the best example that shows how we get screwed today wth bulky commercial animation software suites and hardware to do the same
kinmanyuen 1 year ago
To jedno z najlepszych demek na Amcię,do tej pory lubię to oglądać.Pozdrowienia dla wszystkich amigowców
MrKajko2 1 year ago
@MrKajko2 Kiedyś wielu ludzi z kręgu demosceny narzekało na prostotę kodu tego demka, można by powiedzieć że nastąpił rozłam na tych którym się to podobało z artystycznego punktu widzenia i tych którzy nie widzieli nic nadzwyczajnego w kodzie tego dema.
GzegzolkaDA 1 year ago
The best Amiga demo that I remember! Amiga was the only computer that I loved ;), now they are just advanced calculators ..
flagellate 1 year ago
awesome
mikveronwe 1 year ago
Amiga rocks. Amiga always be.
deckarudo 1 year ago
The art of making the most of what you got to work with!
Great visuals, great music, great everything!
Ashtree81 1 year ago
@Ashtree81 There was another version of that song on my protracker II disk :)
trisky1234 1 year ago
Spaceballs RLZ !
fg1998 1 year ago
hadn't seen this in ages, it gave me goosebumps.what an amazing machine... it sure made our childhood better.
Cheers
AlkisGR 1 year ago
my mint condition A4000 040 is on eBay now.
happy bidding
duckgeezer 1 year ago
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My mint condition, fully working Amiga 4000 040 will be appearing on eBay in the next few days. Complete with SVGA monitor, keyboard, mouse, joystick, and loads of software. Happy bidding.
duckgeezer 1 year ago
etuber is right. It just shows what programmers of any worth could get the best out of a machine for just 500k. It's the same with windows when that came out. I said it was shite then and it's even more shite now.
Funkstar124 1 year ago
Check out the new amiga coming out very soon, just search: Amiga X1000 in your favourite search engine!
djrikki2008 1 year ago
The Amiga 500: very smart hardware design, very efficient pure ASM coding, very few instructions on the graphics chip.
The Demo: precursor 9 Fingers, one of the most impressive demos ever made for Amiga, innovative techno music and graphics, simply state of the art!
A demonstration of what one can obtain without the bloating of marketing and speculation.
IceCoolDaIceMan 1 year ago
Excellent stuff. I heard the Amiga was used used to create the graphics in Star Trek The Next Generation. Wonder if it's true.
leggy26a 1 year ago
@leggy26a Dunno about that one, but the Amiga was used for Television production. Sky and many others used the Amiga.
skog77 1 year ago
@leggy26a I think that was Babylon 5, pretty sure they had some render farms full of Amigas at the time. :)
UrgentementeUK 9 months ago
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- 0.007 gigahertz single-core processor
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- 0.0005 gigabytes of memory
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- 8 bit sound and 64 color video
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- in other words very, very, very primitive and yet it could do this amazing demo
harleykman 1 year ago
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- 0.0005 gigabytes of memory
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- 8 bit sound and 64 color video
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- in other words very, very, very primitive and yet it could do this amazing demo
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harleykman 1 year ago
Wait... this is a demo for the Comodore Amiga !?
Damn Oo That's REALLY impressive ! And I'm serious...
I'm 17 years-old, and I'm still impressed by games like SNES Star Fox... Long live the Comodore, the ATARI, the NES, the SNES, the Sega Genesis, the Megadrive... All of them !!
Quartrez 1 year ago
@Quartrez >>>"impressed by SNES Starfox"
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Ditto, although Starfox actually has a coprocessor in the cartridge - it's like taking a SNES and adding a 3D GPU, otherwise it couldn't handle the load.. - The Commodore Amiga was equivalent to a Sega Genesis, but with better sound, and available five years earlier (1985). In fact a lot of Genesis games, like Populous, are direct Amiga ports
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The Atari ST, Amiga, and Mac were also the first computers with 32 bit CPUs in 1984-85. IBM PC was only 16
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harleykman 1 year ago 3
@Quartrez us gold...And i still have this demo which i got in 1992 and will never get rid of it as there will never be another like it..Utter amazment when i got it aswell as other demo's and the next night i remember getting x-out and ghosts 'n goblins which i could not believe how amazing how good the music was on x-out and how close the conversion of ghosts 'n goblins was to the arcade..I thought the C64 version was good but this version was allmost identical!
azshaw123 1 year ago
the fact is , today Coders and programmers are lazy with tons of resources , disk space , RAM , even fast access time , and u dont see such things even today ...
want proof? look at the mobile phones .. they shold have such things right ? well no one is BOTHERING coding it , they are lazy :)
snaforfun 1 year ago
I think I was in-love with Paula, Agnus and Denise at the same time.. Then then others came along.. BITCHES!!!
nutellajunkie 1 year ago
overrated, Spaceballs made much better stuff
thepts 1 year ago
Condom Corruption!!!!!!
chico26getafe 1 year ago
@chico26getafe Hey, STD's need to be shared ;)
nutellajunkie 1 year ago
i just got a flash back ;)
Dvs35 1 year ago
I rememberr skid row now, a cracking tream originally for the amiga, this has aged like fine wine as said, truly amazing for a machine the a500 at the time!
TheMaGnUm93 2 years ago
omg read the text at 0:32 it sais major asshole
greyhoundgill 2 years ago
I was in Amiga computer show and every was playing this demo and its still rocks..
Brilliant..
darkbyte2005 2 years ago
I remember seeing one of the Timothy Dalton James Bond films a few years later and recognizing part of the title sequence as something used in the first seconds of this Megademo.
kozmik1000 2 years ago
Absolutely fecking awesome, this has aged like a fine wine, sounds better than it ever did.
DiverseProduction 2 years ago
I remember gettin my hands on this public domain demo and thinkin " how the f**k have they done this " !!!!
8thumbs2fingers 2 years ago
Man this demo was/is OF EPIC proportions for that time.
Just for the concept alone. Aand I remember that some parts of this demo were used in a musicvideo that was played MTV's The Party Zone.
CLASSIC !!!!
l0nni 2 years ago
Incredible what people mananged to squeeze out of the system.
The only part that looks dated it the 3d graphics that everyone takes for granted nowdays.
SD78 2 years ago
Damn I remember this one... soo cool... though my favorite was oddessey (apart from the spelling)
HolgerDenmark 2 years ago
currently playing this demo on my CD32 XD
Man I cant play it enough times!
Runs nice on a projector with the composite out! XD
God im awsum...
dymatrixnz 2 years ago
New BattleSquadronRMX up ;)
by ElektroKit
ElektroKit 2 years ago
I loved my Amiga 500, great times for sure. When it was first released, no system could match it, the graphics, intros, music, animation, OS etc were the best at the time. It took the PC many years to catch up.
Just imagine this demo was made for hardware that is almost 25 years old (1985), that's how powerful the Amiga was!
kuzi315 2 years ago 3
realli cool.
eldorado303 2 years ago
Wow..... so many memories. One of the best DEMOS i´ve seem. played a lot of times in my Amiga... those times were great!!!
jtacher 2 years ago 4
The Amiga is the only computer that has EVER impressed me.
Who cares about Gigs of ram. This ran with 0.5 MBs of ram.
etuber21 2 years ago 80
0.001 gigabytes.
Tiny!
My poor 400 megahertz Mac can't even play this video at proper speed, and yet the 1985 Amiga played it flawlessly at just 7 megahertz. Amazing!
harleykman 2 years ago 9
@harleykman this is not movie play back , is all coded !!! yea I know AMAZING
those days they didnt have movie maker or 3d programs !! all coded from scratch !!!
snaforfun 1 year ago
@snaforfun Actually it is a movie playback. You can find the original scene here: watch?v=WgriMuXZ3QY
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That video was then digitized into the Amiga (like a flash file) and played back in the demo. Which is still impressive for a 7 megahertz machine. No 7 MHz Mac or PC would be able to do it - you'd need a 100 MHz minimum
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harleykman 1 year ago
@harleykman hmm ok but there are tons of other demos with 3d running so fast that it seems like they were using 3d hardware ... I got em all on emulator xD
snaforfun 1 year ago
@snaforfun Oh and they did have movie-making programs back in the 80s. I know because I used some of them. And of course they were used for TV programs like Babylon 5, seaQuest, and Space: A&B
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Or movies like Disney's cartoons (The Rescuers Down Under, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin)
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harleykman 1 year ago
@harleykman :O wow movie editing programs on a pc running at 7mhz and 1M ram ?!?!?!?!?
snaforfun 1 year ago
@etuber21
You said it!
I'd like to know how much Ram a common PC would need to make this demo...
torkezilla 1 year ago
@etuber21
i remember spending £120.00 for a half meg of ram ! WTF......but boy was it worth is lol...good old days :)
moomoomooism 8 months ago
God i remember this, didnt think id find it by searching here, cheers for putting this up.
303shaunl 2 years ago
heh amiga kidnapped few years from my life:). I first watch this demo any 15(?) years ago... greetz to all oldschoolers!
sweeter12 2 years ago
Mel Brooks not Mall Brouks.
Foxstab 2 years ago
Ah. The Amiga era was the best years of my life...
Up until I discovered pussy that is, then I forgot all about the computer for a while.
Now I'm married with children, I want my Amiga back.
Gaowyim 2 years ago 8
Takes me back to a time in life that was miles better than now, in all aspects. Anyone around my age (approaching 33) & involved in the Amiga scene will probably feel the same. Don't get me wrong I love modern video games & machines, I own a Wii, 360 etc. But I often feel that modern games are trying way too hard to be movies now, & I just yearn for the good ol' days of the late 80's/90's, with my beloved C64, & later Amiga & many other machines. The Amiga scene was truly an amazing time...sigh
Ironlord2015 2 years ago 2
omfg.... those peeps were true artistic and highend programmers. They push hardware and data in such efficient way.
I hate the fact we are poluted with hundreds of commercial corporation megabytes to make the same thing nowadays...
kinmanyuen 2 years ago
Ohh and another good Demo was the Bjork one.....err... big time sensuality..... The 1980s/90s rocked!
Spitefulgod2 2 years ago
This was the shit back then, when macs and MS where pissing with Dos prompts and barely usable GUIs Amiga was pumping multitasking and Ultra GFX, it should have been the real winner of OS wars although the Global Elite had other ideas to hold humanity back.
Spitefulgod2 2 years ago
Right there with you mate, it's those Illuminati bastards we should blame for the fact we're now all on PC's & not super duper all new powerful Amiga's eh? Funny I should come across your comment on the global elite though, as i'm currently in the middle of watching an absolutely massive series on YT (there's 100 parts I think) i'm only up to part 46, it's called 'Illuminati Project'. Most deffo worth watching if you haven't already. Just seen the stuff about IBM & the holocaust, not good at all
Ironlord2015 2 years ago
I can't believe
this is a 1985 computer!!!
My IBM PC from that time just showed 4 colors and went "beep".
TeensAreNotChildren 2 years ago 2
I remember watching this when i was a kid on my amiga500. i had no fucking clue what this was. just like.. ooh cool effects thats all.
GarryGarryz 3 years ago 2
And soon it's TG all over again!
snesoey 3 years ago
You ought to post this on Vimeo where you can
have higher quality output ... :)
This is amazing for what I see here, but
I bet it would look even better not so "compressed". :) A+++!
kumbah2006 3 years ago
at the end it freeze on my amiga 500. almost two decade back in time!!
ENFDO 3 years ago
i like the music and video
dejayAXEZ 3 years ago 6
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ah my lord it's so old it's sickening
JoeTheToucan 3 years ago
I was planning to upload the soundtrack from this called condom corruption as i have it in module format and have the demo on the amiga amongst others but have to pull it from the loft, it was a quality demo and still stands up today, them be the days tho!
Nice to know there r still ppl who remember the demoscene!
gavdoff 3 years ago
gooodd ol' memories of the Amiga 500 days!!! :)
kevincarbonaro 4 years ago
A classic. People who did'nt appreciate it because of the code forgot about the art. This was pure art. For me it was impressive at that time.
KaneFFU 4 years ago 38
@KaneFFU it was basic right, for people who know basic...
10 print "the amiga was art:
20 goto 10
greyhoundgill 11 months ago
My favourite Amiga demo!
julyjam70 4 years ago 10
I still have this demo lying around somewhere on the attic, together with my trusty old A500 & A1200. Liked this one a lot back then :-D
i7co 4 years ago
Damn i've missed this demo, thanks for sharing...
fredslev 4 years ago
mein gott das kommen errinnerungen hoch , hey ich war mal jung :D schade das es heut keine so geilen demos mehr gibt. das war ne leistung amiga 500 1 mb ram
andonesdt 4 years ago
RULES
MagicalDoremiRules 4 years ago 6
techno!!!!!!!!!!!!!i love amiga
1mb wow
hfmx1 4 years ago 2
Who would have guessed that after all these years this demo is still nothing short of amazing! The song is awesome as well.. one of the most memorable amiga tunes for me
Eltempe 4 years ago 4
This video...880 kB in Amiga disk!
KozubSoft 4 years ago 3
40 meg ( Mine is ) But considering that Monkey island was on of the biggest games coming in at 5 disks .. I think that was still only around 4-5 meg . and most others were 1 disk ... I took quite a bit to fill it
Jamezxh96 4 years ago 4
I still have my Amiga 500 with the Hard drive, mem expansion ect
4 a system with a 6mhz processor .. I think thats pretty bloody good music and graphics. Problem is theres to many Punks out there who never grew up with real computers
Jamezxh96 4 years ago 5
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How big is the hard drive? probably like 12 MB. lol
madcows10 4 years ago
omg memories from 1994 when i got my first A500plus and i upgraded it to 2meg and cost me 30 quid lol
jettero1 4 years ago
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waste of my time.
MetalHeadmmx 4 years ago
Yes because you were dumb enough to think this was "Spaceballs" the movie.
McLarenMercedes 4 years ago
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i guess i was dumb enough to think it was spaceballs the movie, my mistake. i just wanted to play with spaceballs the flame thrower.
MetalHeadmmx 4 years ago
They must have did the iPod commercials!
peter18928298 4 years ago
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overrated shit. I hate it since the first day. Just a verry simple code and i know the history of that trash. The most demos are much better.
karadok666 4 years ago
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Probably the most overrated crap ever made! (Yes I said it "back then" and I stick to it!)
Beerburt 4 years ago
thats what I call flashback.. will never forget those days.. this demo really rocks! even today !!
norgern83 4 years ago
Groundbreaking and awesome, my #1 favorite scene productions. Thanks Spaceballs! :D
luderhamster 4 years ago
One of the best and most famous titles from one golden era.
mkiozipangbuu 4 years ago 5
Amazing also is that this demo ran off of a low density floppy disk.
tlukka 4 years ago
Dual Density, not low.
BrokenHaiku 4 years ago
You're right, double density.
tlukka 4 years ago 3
Wonder where Apple got their iPod silhouette dancers idea from ;) This is what got me into VJing and video editing. Impressive stuff considering it worked on an A500. Talk about fantastic coding skills!
vjpistolpete 5 years ago 3
All that running on a motorola 68000 based 8mhz cpu, you cant say a ibm pc compatible of the same speed could reproudce that with msdos and its internal beeper!
paulisthebest3uk 5 years ago 4
IIRC the original release had a bug that messed up the demo if it ran on a machine with slow-mem (or fast-mem, don't remember) only. Skid Row fixed it so it ran on all configurations.
sunegn 5 years ago
Wasn't it Slummy who fixed it?
mstuomel 4 years ago
I didn't understand the Skid Row thing either. "Debugged it".. Maybe they just cracked the thing to check out the code. And bitch about it :)
DeckerFI 5 years ago
All that real-time coolness from a chipset designed in 1984.
Wicked!
nebby6 5 years ago 2
Süpperr
Çok güzel... Amiga kullananlar ayrıcalıklıdır...
C++
acme1212 5 years ago
Old good days of AMIGA
ega76 5 years ago
8 mhz? 1 mb ram??? Floppy disk double density?
ONLY AN AMIGA CAN PERFORM SUCH A MASTERPIECE
WITH THOSE CHARACTERISTICS!
ShadowDreadblade 5 years ago 2
Takes me back, to the good old days of amiga demos. I thought Jesus on e's wuz better tho!
FranticLes 5 years ago
i was in this crew and i was with them when they presented this demo in denmark at "the party" in front of thousands of computer coders, freaks and hackers,.. people where standing on their chairs and screaming!!
jive808 5 years ago 6
You sir, rule!
I salute you. :]
nebby6 5 years ago
I salute you too!
Old good days!
Only Amiga makes it possible!
leonidasmark 4 years ago 2
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Dont talk about the good old time. All demo coders hated this crap because it was never a state of the art demo. This was precalculated code for beginners. I realy remember the good old times. cu, karadok (ST and Amiga Coder)
karadok666 4 years ago
Back in the old days I would love to launch this thing on my A500. With 7.14 Motorola this demo kicked ass like anything
poosgy 5 years ago
what was the deal with the skid row fix? My version never had it.
therocksolid 5 years ago
I am crying... thanks Amiga!
dpiktoria 5 years ago
Skid Row debugged it! =)
This stuff kicks PC ass anytime.
Schnitz1 5 years ago
amiga best hardware ever
morxxer 5 years ago
7.14 Mhz rulez
Fuck pc sheet 3ghz, can"t emulate AGA chipset 100%
gtr2008 5 years ago 2
excellent, amiga 4 ever!!!!
lcaise 5 years ago
god what is that?? i had this demo haha
surehole 5 years ago
What a beast of a machine. Everyone go buy amiga 500's.
shaolinwind 5 years ago