@@BitcoinmeetupsOrg123 I think the big issue is demo coders are effects-oriented and so don't have to worry about game AI, player inputs, etc and can use huge amounts of CPU time for their effects, many or most of which would consume too much RAM and CPU time to be of use in games.
The main coder of this demo is also a professional game programmer. You have seen his work in the EA Battlefield series. So it's not like these are two different worlds.
@@ownageDan Remedy is another company originating from the demo scene. They were called future crew. Triton started Starbreeze Studios. Silents founded Digital Illusions (now DICE).
@@gazzaka oh well, I did it again and this time it worked! But I have an other "problem": if I start it on a C128 (C64 mode) and use an SD2IEC then I get only a red screen after "RUN" and nothing happens anymore... Is it an issue with C128 (c64 mode) or SD2IEC?
@@gazzaka I found out it has sth. to do with the SD2IEC. The same effect appears on TheC64 unless the fast loader is deactivated with the _AD extension in the D64 name.
Back in the 80s I never thought effects like this could be possible with the good ol' C-64 ... wow!
I don't think many people knew what it could do
The music was crazy good
Cool arpeggios!
Wow - I never in a million years thought I'd hear a SID rendition of King Crimson's 'I talk to the wind' - very well done !!! Great GFX too :)
Thats a particular high resolution for a C64. Nice job.
Music from 8:00 sounds like a real 303. Hard to believe it's coming from a c64.
This never gets old. A really good capture too.
Think what games, these guys, could have made, back then, if they knew, how to code like this.
Great work !!
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Amazing demo !, and a perfectly smooth capture!! Thanx . ♥️
Gazzaka always delivers, you r the best, thanks!!
yw & ty
Just incredible!
Flawless...
This is incredible
What an achievement! 👍👍👍😀
I said it before and i am saying it again...Demo coders need to get together with game developers and create stunning games......
Agree. At the very least, hire the demo coders to make intros for games.
@@BitcoinmeetupsOrg123 I think the big issue is demo coders are effects-oriented and so don't have to worry about game AI, player inputs, etc and can use huge amounts of CPU time for their effects, many or most of which would consume too much RAM and CPU time to be of use in games.
iirc the founders of DICE (battlefield) started out in the demoscene
The main coder of this demo is also a professional game programmer. You have seen his work in the EA Battlefield series. So it's not like these are two different worlds.
@@ownageDan Remedy is another company originating from the demo scene. They were called future crew. Triton started Starbreeze Studios. Silents founded Digital Illusions (now DICE).
SICK!!!
First thought was that this is not a c64 demo.. lol
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ty
Wunder5chön, danke5chön ^^
yw
c64? i cant believe this
4:48 looks like Amy Lee
I was told she was an attended at Datastorm some year... but as far as I know, her name is not Amy Lee.
just a stupid question, but im running it on VICE and when it says "Flip Floppy" and I do, which key should I press? None seems to have an impact...
click file, attach disc image, drive 8, and select the next disc image. usually you don't need to press a key after
@@gazzaka oh well, I did it again and this time it worked! But I have an other "problem": if I start it on a C128 (C64 mode) and use an SD2IEC then I get only a red screen after "RUN" and nothing happens anymore... Is it an issue with C128 (c64 mode) or SD2IEC?
@@tiger1x I don't know as I have neither a C128 or a SD2IEC, maybe s1 else knows ?
@@gazzaka I found out it has sth. to do with the SD2IEC. The same effect appears on TheC64 unless the fast loader is deactivated with the _AD extension in the D64 name.
@@tiger1x Nice one :-)
Interlace graphic play at x2 is better
Can we download this somewhere to run and enjoy on own C64?
www.pouet.net/index.php
@@gazzaka thanks a lot! Keep up good work!
@@newtom80 ty
Is it stock C64?
Yes, but don't confuse the intro, with the demo lol
Graphics are amazing. Music is poor)
I am sorry but this not a legit C64 demo according to me. The scrolling background takes more than 64 k of ram. Share the demo for us to run on c64.
Right, but needs an expanded c64
@@gazzaka download link?
@@BradleyQuerruel csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/127926/Offence%20-%20We%20Are%20All%20Connected.zip
@@gazzaka no. It does work on stock C64
@@anttipere7220 TY :-)