XGS AVR 8-Bit Ultra Demo

Demo footage of the Ultra Engine created by Rémi Veilleux. Video was recorded off screen with a cam, live looks much better than appears here. Find out more: http://www.xgamestation.com/view_product.php?id=46

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[CartCollector]

That is an impressive demo. I have to ask you though, why use a handy cam? Is your video capture card not working?

[XGSDEV]

Yes, the demo was pushing the limits of the vertical sync, most TVs will handle it just fine but my $35 USB video capture card was not.

[StarWoors]

AWESOME! Can't wait to build mine. :)

[antdude]

Marble Madness!!!!!!!!

[izlude2]

Nintendo has literally abandoned the 8-bit arena. Now anyone can make games and there doesn't need to be any licensing to be able to play it on open 8-bit machines. Fantastic! Let's have some fun! I like the engine on this one.

[ZXRulezzz]

lol, Marble Madness :D

[rolandspify]

Cool .

[mirabilis]

and this one uses extra hardware for video etc.

[AndrewFaulds]

Meh... this is nothing compared to lft's CRAFT demo.

[powermousey]

This looks pretty cool.

I wish it came with a case and even a micro fan. However, for now I cannot afford it what with the economic collapses going on nationally and in the world. I'll stick with programming in DBPRO, Dev C++, Python and other compilers and development engines and systems.