Amiga demo - Motion (Origin2) by Bomb - 1994

Highres video here :
http://frklein3100.free.fr/videos.html
Pouet link :
http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=5436
[Amiga AGA]
release date : december 1994
release party : The Party 1994
ranked : 3rd

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• amiga
• amiga-demo
• amigademo
• demoscene
• demos
• amiga1200
• aga
• oldschool
• bomb
• complex
• origin2
• motion
• gengis
• scene
• commodore

[BitbusterTheFirst]

I liked it back in '94 - and I still love it !

The code was great ... I think later a 3D shooter was made from the same guys.

[pgtyunbderf]

Right. This 3D shooter was "Fears".

[blade004]

Those years were OUR time my friend. We were lucky enough to experience a time in Computing that guys younger growing up will NEVER understand and missed out on in a big way.

It was the BEST time and we were there :)

[pallenda]

So many cool gfx/music cobinations in this one, my favorite is break around 2m40s.

[the1marauder2]

Hadn't see this one before. Awesome demo, and damned good music. Going to have to find the .mod of this one.

[probbarn]

Man, I love this demo! Especially the intro with the raycast. I love the music when the Bomb logo appears. Great then, great now.

[funguralus]

Listen to the music from 1:00 and forward in "The Prodigy • No Good (CJ Bolland Museum Remix)".

Both the remix and this demo came out in '94.

Would be nice to know who copied who.

[redanka203]

not bad for 1994 year and heavy for 68020 c2p routune :)

[aga060]

amiiigaaaaa..

[blade004]

Sorry mate, its just that from experience, EVERY person younger than me that has seen the Amiga running or that i have talked with about are completely disinterested and seeing it old washed out technology.

Its very RARE to see someone of your caliber taking the Amiga onboard or even anything 8 bit such as the C64. I "have" seen younger guys into it, but not as young as you :)

So forgive my initial comment, and thank you for giving me a smack around the head and waking me up :)

[8bitbubsy]

The problem with some pride oldskoolers that "experienced the magic thing" is that they have no idea that today's generation people actually can reexperience that fantastic thing - I did. I don't have to live in 1992 to understand it - even not to feel the "whoa, this machine is a beast" feeling - I did and I do.

It's all about the comprehension of its hardware and its age!

Keep on living, be proud of what you experienced, but SORRY, there's no problem for today's generation to feel the same.

[8bitbubsy]

Calm down, it's not an attack. You were just saying something quite stupid: "We were lucky enough to experience a time in Computing that guys younger growing up will NEVER understand[..]". It's like saying "You guys will never understand what the NES TV game was for its time".

I think quite many at my age is capable of understanding that a home computer from 1986 with custom chips (which was a rare sight these days) and 4 channel blasting PCM was way ahead its time.

[blade004]

But in saying all this, i am not trying to be some older elitist cock head that gets around saying "oh younger guys would know.. blah blah blah", its just that biologically and chronologically facts are facts for the majority of Computer users out there that are your age!, but after checking out your channel i can see you are truly an Amiga enthusiast, so there are exceptions such as yourself, but you must be able understand where i am coming from on this do you not?