Mmm donuts by Priests Of Power
- Mmmmm Donuts - This file is for us to explain to you, the humble demo-viewer, why our demo is such bullshit =) Req: 486+ (dx4 w/ VLB HIGHLY recommended =) 1meg EMS (for SB) else just 550k or something =) SB or GUS or something that spurts out decent sound.. umm VGA would be nice... keyboard (in case you get sick of it and want to stop the nightmare =) dos prompt and some hdd space.. a complete absence of windows/windows95 umm that'll do =) notes: - The demo is, finally, speed compensated.. - The floormapper seems to go a bit jerky sometimes.. I'm not sure why, and quite frankly I dont give a shit coz it always looks jerky on my computer =) (dx33 NO VLB :() - It may crash.. Probably some running ptr somewhere.. But I've already spent so much time on that shit that I think I'll throw up if I look at the code again =) - Eating donuts while watching this demo has been rumored to enhance it's satirical effects, but this is unconfirmed.. - Eating pancakes, while watching the demo or not, is definately a great idea... - Note, if you DO come to Coven 96, we'll give you a free new version of this demo without the fucking Coven 96 advert at the end =) - A large part of this demo's credit belongs to the TV programs, The Commish and Silk Stalkings, as they gave me the stupidity late at night to actually code something =) - A large part of this demo's crapness belongs to my trusty SNES, which managed to deter me from coding 50% of the time I said I would code =) - The number of 'm's in the title is entirely variable, you can assume there are as many m's as you can be fucked thinking of. - Yoshi Roxors - To make your own copy of this demo, download and add water. - iRC is not recommended for coders who actually wish to code. - Chowderhead is a slacker who's donuts look like spheres with holes cut in em... - Oz96 sucked.. come to Coven 96 =) July, 96 in Adelaide. Any more info regarding anything at all may or may not be found in POP-30.NFO... (if ya lucky) l8r ppls... MZ/PoP 3am 29th Janurary 1996. . . . follop.
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