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Spaceballs - State of the Art (Amiga Demo Scene)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2024
- Spaceballs - State of the Art was one of the most memorable demo's to come from the Amiga Demo Scene, It was hard to believe a home computer from the early 90's could pump out something like this on 1 Floppy disc.
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And that's Why Amiga can't be forgotten, holding on a 880 KB floppy disk without any loading time. It still incredible !
The demos can't be forgotten, but the Amigas can.
Ah the memories! I miss composing in the demoscene. Bring back the years!
Imagine this guys, i bought my Amiga after i saw this demo! That time, I went to computer room very often after school, to use a PC 286, with a hercules (black and white) monitors, and a pc speaker (beeper) setup. And one day my schoolmate bring an Amiga (A500) to the school, and start this demo on the TV in the classroom.... that was a WTF moment for me, i even couldnt imagine there is a computer that able to do like this! Few months later, i did collect enough money to buy my first Amiga (Amiga 600) and replace my C64 at home. Never regret! It was an amazing machine in her time! AMIGA FOREVER
Not the most breathtaking demo I have seen on this machine but for sure it does rock! I was lucky enough to be in Aars the day it was released and bumped into lil' Lone Starr, the coder, who handed me a signed floppy numbered #70 - no Amiga to boot it up so grateful for this channel to watch it back. Great entertainment! And yes, I still have the floppy.
I remember showing this to my gran, it gave her a "funny head"... Classic demo scene..
NOTE:
The minimum requirements to watch this are:
A 16-bit machine
A 7MHz processor
An 880K floppy drive (if you want to store it).
damn, might need to upgrade ... oh wait! :-P
I remember this demo watched on my A600. Remind me, please, if the demo was at one or two disketten?
@@pralkatv3485 Only 1 and that was awesome so quick it loaded
best of the base! Truly the state of the art! =))) Can`t forget this childhood early 90`s =))))
Absolutely brilliant what this machine was capable of in these days! Still got my Amiga500 and my C64s :)
This has to be one of the best ever Amiga demos... and yeah, Apple did a really good job of mimicking it for their iPod marketing; better Apple than someone else!
AMIGA FOREVER....what a great music video and all on 1 floppy disk. No stupid patches, windows updates or virus software - it just worked!!!
Happy memories....
I still have this floppy & a amiga 2000 it was an awesome machine in its day
All of this is performed on a 7.09 MHz CPU. I haven't seen anything since the mid 90s which even comes close to this. This is literally stunning. Where are the x86_64 demos?
THANK YOU SO MUCH. Been wanting to find this for years... first time watching it in what must be 10 years, easily.
Boy if this don't make your pinky stinky! This brings back memories to tell the trueth.
The dude who coded this demo made it on his own at the age of 16. Music, graphics, animations, everything! The dancing girl is his sister dancing to the music. He shot her dance onto VHS and digitized the dance into his AMIGA. Added some compression by stripping down the video to black/white colors only. Just an amazing demo to tell the very trueth!
Nothing beats 720kb of artistic brilliance on one disk demo by space balls...
1:37 jumping madness
chapeau!
Ah, Amiga my love...
Such respect to the people who can make things like this!
All time classic. Possibly the best Amiga demo ever, it's less like a demo and more like a pop video. In fact, it's probably better than some of the videos on TV at that point in time.
i get a shiver down my back watchin this! used to play it on the amiga all the tv with the volume on full! absolutely awesome
thank you for uploading this - in this excellent audio quality! brings tears in my eyes, this was my youth.......
This is what made the amiga one of the best 16 bits off all time, top video and tune.
I remember getting this on a demo disk that came free with a mag (one amiga) i think.
paul
Old school boyz.... I have some Amiga Soundschips from 1990-1991 As an Atari junkie I have to admit that it rocked !
When I listen this cool tunes I get younger 30 years , sweet teenhood :)
Loved this demo. That and the Front 242 demo. 9 fingers was also ace. Such nostalgia.
absolute class!!! amiga demo's still rock!
This is also one of the best amiga music tracks that had been made for this godlike homecomputer! :)
My favourite Amiga demo, Amiga was 20 years ahead !
Its quite interesting to see the making of this demo, its on YT as well somewhere. they were actually Norwegians.
absolute classic
This fit on a floppy? 0.0 THat's amazing.
Huge props to the team that made this.
This is simply one of the most genius amiga demo's ever ;)
Thanks for giving me the opportunity to see it again!!!!
still incredible after all those years
It brings my memories back !!! Oh sweet 90s !!! Best regards for all Amiga old users and fans !!! I still emulate this magic computer on my pc (WinUAE) and play amiga games with great gameplay :)
J.
...and all of this fitted on a bootable 880kb floppy!! It was and is my favorite Amiga demo...
I remember being at The Party in Aars. The people from spaceballs even did some promotion around the hall with small flyers.
I was wondering what this state of the art thing was... then at the demo compo....
My head was blown away.
WTB time machine and experience that again.
what always amazes me was how demos like this were so widely distributed long before the proliferation of the internet. much of it in floppies in the post, in people's bags... just imagine if aminet had been around 10 years before it was!
oh wow! memories of me and my best mate on trips and speed sitting totally mesmerised by this fifteen years ago xD thanks alot!
Haha, this is one of the best demos I've ever seen on any platform. Way cool
That was so cool, especially when my friends thought the intro to Super Street Fighter II was the most awesome thing in the world. Little did they know ;P
Only Amiga!
Ah, the good ol days. Brings back a lot of memories! the people who did this stuff never ceased to amaze me. And that was way back then!
Wow you make my day with this video !! Long time I wished to remember the name of that great demo :p thanks
I absolutely loved that Vid in 1998 on MA smogs 1200 that and Octamed is what got me into music today now owning my own studio bangin out tunes of a summarise style
Awsome
AWESOME I never thought I would see that again, simply marvelous
Good classic stuff, just added to my favourites! With Amiga you can't go wrong!
Holy crap! I remember being blown away by this in the day.
I remember ripping all the sounds from this module, and having a lot of fun with them. This was a milestone...
sounds like the prodigy
Hell, I'm impressed with this now, it must have been mindblowing back then.
This shows the technical abilities of the Amiga, when PC's of the time were making simple bleep..blop sounds, the excellent sceners were making demos liket his one.
Also the music, colors and Dance style were typical of the music on Radio/TV at the time.
@conoba The Amiga used "720K" Floppies (DSDD), formatting 880K (up to 900K with tweaking) - 1.44MB (DSHD) was used in later PCs (where Amigas formatted 1.76M on them).
When this came out, the PC had its EGA card and Adlib Cards. The Amiga was such a freaking great machine at those times!
WOW!!1 this brings back so many memories!!! easy 10 years ago since i last see this.
Brilliant!!!
1:51 Always loved that single bass note there!
Pamietam rok 1993 i to demo na Amidze. To byly czasy!!!
I miss the mod days. Still have hundreds of awesome music mods from the 1990s, now in MP3 form. Haven't listened to them in quite awhile, but this video and the two awesome MindCandy DVDs have made me want to again.
"State of the PERFECT art". Best of early 90's demo at all (in my opinion). That means, don't think about hardware possibilities - just be creative!
I loved the amiga demo scene, used to have parties where we'd get pissed and just shove loads of demos on. The were the days, ice demo by silents another classic one,,,,Ahhhh memories!
68000 FTW!.. I got this on a "copyparty" in denmark when it was smoking fresh.. lol.. takes me back.
My ultimate all time favorite. thx.
one of my favourites
Man... the 68060@50mhz shiped with the PPC card was simply incredible. The demos run so smooth... Most ppl picture the ancient A500 the minute we say Amiga, but it was much more then that. Say, like most amiga users that had full upgraded computers, do you create anything?
My all time favourite Amiga demo, I think! Well this and the red Sector Cebit 90...
That was the bomb! Old school. Good old times...
State of the Art was also notorious for being fairly hardware specific, requiring an Amiga 500 with 1MB memory - the 512KB additional memory had to be from the expansion port underneath the computer, as the demo was coded to use memory in this memory space, rather than request memory from the OS.
loved this!!! one of the later demos
classic,Good memorys of this !
20 years ago this was made and it still looks great
travolta gave those das boot samples a new life
this demo would have been good for a diamond rio mp3 player ad in 2000-2012
So nice to see it!!! really respecT! when i was 14 it was really State of the art
Quite awesome! Loving the '92 style hardcore synth stabs in that choon
Amiga is the true king. Why don't I see them around anymore. Yeah 2Ghz is very easy to find also. What they did was impressive at the time but how optimized would their system really be if it was out now? Nobody knows.
Takes me back, was pretty gobsmacked when I first saw this.
OOOhhh... long time ago.
I remeber when this demo came out. Damn it was fantastic.
Makes me look for my old amiga and start making music again. :P
The intro on this video is all screwy, too.
At least they kept the Skid Row message at the end. That took me back :D
Mi demo favorita.
Cómo añoro esos tiempos.
Gracias mil.
We know this computer is born in 1985-1987 but the processor ? =>1979 !
childhood memories of awesomeness
classic demo, watching that on the Amiga at the time it was amazing they fit it all on one ~800K floppy. Really good nanging demo :P
Oh man, fuckin hell! I just remembered this and searched youtube and it's fookin here! haha i remember buying all these public domain demos when i was a nipper! Legend mate, cheers!
Superb. The good old amiga times, i miss them. and this state of the art demo, i had also in my stock. it was so great watching every time that one alone or with some few friends. and it rocks still today, thanks to the uploader for revealing that true masterpiece to all the shit ps3, and xbox360 kiddies.
I watched this demo on my 1985 Amiga 1000 just the other day. Technically this isn't the best Amiga demo but it certainly has the right mix to make it infinitely watchable and memorable. It's multimedia at it's finest. Best part of all this production revealed the PC (and especially Atari) to be the garbage they were, *still* chasing the tail of a Amiga released 7 years prior with their "MPC" nonsense.
it was like a MTV-video on your A500...it was thrilling back then.
btw, I remember the first "demoes" we had on our Amiga 1000. One was a B/W digitized movie of a cat walking, the other was a 2 disk sample of Queens "Don't lose your head". Being used to the C64 me and my friends jaws just dropped when we saw/heard these things, however mundane it must seem today!. Also remembers the first Amiga virus, the SCA virus - it ruined the custom trackloader bootblocks on a lot of our games. Made it seem like a good idea to write-protect your disks!
Amiga was beast hardware, machine made in late 80s later running games ported from SNES that is what is in mid 90s tells for it self
Wow, I'm so glad to see this video again!!!
I remember the first time I saw it on my beloved Amiga500 (maybe on 1992? I'm not sure).
Thanks for sharing! :'-)
I remember this video. I could not believe that it ran on a Amiga 500 using a 880K low density floppy drive. It only took Apple 20+ years to come up with that. I bet they used a hell of lot more memory then the Amiga did. It sucks so bad that Commodore went under. The Amiga was truly ahead of its time. It still is. I just don't understand why Microsoft programs don't make a operating system like the Amiga's.
Interesting point. Imagine You Tube on a 2009 commodre amiga. It was ahead of it's time all those years ago.
Remember watching this when it was released back at The Party, man, I couldn't think straight for an hour afterwards, it was mindbogglingly cool.
@MichaelSinz Plus, modern CPUs have more *cache* on chip than all of the Amiga's memory. My desktop has 12meg of *cache*. My development machine where I wrote/compiled/built ROM images for much of the 2.0 and 3.0 OS releases did not have that much RAM. And the hard drive (large 5.25 inch thing, and very costly) had a total of 1Gig of disk, and that was our source code server! (My desktop has 8Gig of RAM!)
Would be sweet to see some 2010 demos from the Amiga. I have been frequenting the c64 demo scene and was surprised, shocked and flabbergasted by what people have squeezed out of the Sixty Four. Amiga has so much more capability and I feel people still haven't squeezed every cycle out of the hardware yet. Although the Amiga does continue to evolve to this day with the minimig and other home brew projects, and it's capabilities extend, who knows what this beauty is really capable of.
Amiga \o/
Wow I remember this one.
Superb!
This demo was a jaw dropper! I remember scratching my head the first time I saw it... amazing stuff was the only thing that popped into my head!
amiga community and design sense in 93 = apple community and design sense in '08. SHOWS TO GO YOU.
Best Amiga demo.
Ive still got this demo and loads more, I went through a phase of buying them. Still wicked!
Man.....I haven't seen it in ages. This is my favourite demo and I still have it. I have my Amiga somewhere - might as well dig it out. ;-)
Man.. the times I played this music... I remember playing to the whole neighborhood by putting my big ass speakers and my monitor in the window opening.. omg.. I was really obnoxious.. its a good thing I don't live there anymore :P
Yeah, i still have this demo. It's AWESOME! ^_^
haha,.. i was member of spaceballs when they dropped this one and nine fingers in aars, denmark! people went crazy these days,.. good times!
What was your nick back then?