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Uploaded by on Jun 23, 2007

Demo for the unexpanded VIC-20 by PWP
Ranked #6 at Simulaatio2 2003
Emulated using WinVice 1.21

http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=11013
http://www.pelulamu.net/pwp/

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  • fuck however invented 1+megs of ram.... I mean it.... they killed inventiveness.

  • @OBSysteme 5k of the VIC20 already is huge when you compare it to the whooping 256 byte (!) of the Atari 2600 ;) But yeah, VIC20 rules.

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  • They're the stock weapons used by robots when enacting Robotic Liberation.

    The sezures have never been so powerful!

  • Demosceners (at least the PWP ones) seem to be fond of rotating pseudo3D cubes...

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  • now the cubes are taking over the world D: and since cubes don't talk, there is no voice XD

  • The vic-20 has an "ancient" feel to it, that is quite distinctive. I mean c-64 is king, but vic-20 is special in its own right as well.

  • Nope, one cannot free up too much space.

    Computer has only 5k ram, plus 512 half-bytes (!) of color ram.

    Consider that 1k is taken for HW reasons - 1 page scratch-registers, 1 stack, 2 for display area. So system Kernal only uses 0.5K extra. You cannot quite rid of more than half of that either, since you need disk access working during the demo.

  • My bet would be not to use an assembler, but only a machine language monitor. That snugly fits into a 3k catridge memory hole, without disrupting the adressing of the rest. Add more memory than that and you have a TOTALLY different computer.

  • yup... I can imagine it would be quite hard to dev on a real VIC20.. mostly because you'd need some RAM for the code too.. although you could always use an assembler that makes use of a memory expansion to store the code + assembler. :_)

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