Chris Newman wrote:
The Bad Street Brawler intro did it for me on the PC, with that
wonderful television static effect. Pretty major for 1987!
You'll be happy to know that THAT VERY CRACKTRO is in the featurette on side 1
of MindCandy! :-)
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Not only that, you also included what was for me the best early 90s demo
I saw -- Future Crew's Second Reality. The final scene in that demo was
spectacular; the spaceship flying through a city where the camera angle
constantly shifts. Pretty darn good.
Jim Leonard wrote:
Chris Newman wrote:
Chris Newman wrote:
Not only that, you also included what was for me the best early 90s demo
I saw -- Future Crew's Second Reality. The final scene in that demo was
spectacular; the spaceship flying through a city where the camera angle
constantly shifts. Pretty darn good.
And what you saw
Misplaced? No way, that sounds intriguing. Why did you do it? Was it the
hacker in you that wanted to improve on a great piece of coding, or did
the output not translate well to TV/DVD in its native form?
Jim Leonard wrote:
Chris Newman wrote:
Not only that, you also included what was for
Chris Newman wrote:
Misplaced? No way, that sounds intriguing. Why did you do it? Was it the
hacker in you that wanted to improve on a great piece of coding, or did
the output not translate well to TV/DVD in its native form?
I had noticed that it was a rock-solid half-vertical-retrace
*So, if you want to help me break even on the project, please feel free to order
one :). sob story Otherwise I'll have to start... selling... my collection... to
make ends meet /sob story ;-)*
So, are you telling us that if you don't sell any of these, you'll have to sell your
Hi all!
I just ordered one, based on my love for old demos, and my feelings for Jim! (Thanks
for this site, ya big lug!) :)
I've been a demo fan since the days of the C64, and I still remember how blown away I
was when I first saw 'Fishtro'. I spent lots of my time just watching those little
The Bad Street Brawler intro did it for me on the PC, with that
wonderful television static effect. Pretty major for 1987!
Origin Museum wrote:
Hi all!
I just ordered one, based on my love for old demos, and my feelings for Jim! (Thanks
for this site, ya big lug!) :)
I've been a demo
Jim,
I'd say this bears more than a slight relevance to our hobby! What an
awesome idea, preserving and presenting the past in a format that be
seen by the mainstream, via a home DVD player, in addition to diehard
fans like us. I know several people that will be interested in this. I
hope you do
Chris Newman stated:
The Bad Street Brawler intro did it for me on the PC, with that
wonderful television static effect. Pretty major for 1987!
Am I the only one getting two of every post since Jim's first
MindCandy one? (Sounds interesting, too.)
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Sorry to pimp one of my own projects here, but it 1. serves as an explanation
as to why I've been so silent since I created the mailing list, and 2. it has
slight relevance to our hobby:
After 2.5 years, I have finally finished MindCandy, a double-sided DVD filled
with demos, which are best
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