JAC! information 1595 glöps
- demo wild Atari XL/XE FILM by Suspect
- Bez dema na party nie jade! That's the right attitude and it is actually nicely desiged, esp. for being compiled TBXL - and made me lol at the party.
- rulezadded on the 2017-12-14 02:02:31
- demo Atari VCS Egypt, 2600BC by Genesis Project [web]
- Adorable graphics. The idea of use altered line colors an interleaved elements is so cool. Great transitions also. Using a two line kernel to do the Kefrens fits well. Had not seen the twisting and lightsource of the blocks in the scarabaeus parts in on the big screen - excellent detail. Clever choice with $3f. I think I should give that a try one day. Yes, it's a bit short and probably 16k would be possible, but $700 bytes per graphic take their toll and hey, compo rules say 32k.
- rulezadded on the 2017-12-13 22:39:13
- 32k Atari VCS 40years by Flush
- Hats off for having the guts to finish it at the party place. Watched it 4 times in a row now to see all the details and I have to say I like every part. Took quite a white to figure why the vector animation looks so good. I wonder how large it is in ROM. And the hires pictures are wonderful. The tune and the "2 colors per line should be enough for everybody" texter and graphics make you forget about the resolution. Woodgrain, catchy end tune, that...
Did I already say I like every part? - rulezadded on the 2017-12-13 22:12:05
- 32k Atari VCS Hello Bitches by Dentifrice [web]
- Welcome to the VCS! Nice weird firstro that came as total surprise. Scroller looks very good.
- rulezadded on the 2017-12-13 00:04:29
- 256b Atari XL/XE IVI256 - Incidental Vertical Interlace by JAC! [web]
- "IVI: Incidential Vertical Interlace"
featuring 4 channel pseudo harmonic
scroll text to music technology (tm)
Requires empty zero page / clean boot.
(c) 1992-02-17 by incident and by JAC!
(r) 1992-19-02 now I know why it works
(r) 2017-12-04 in 256 bytes for SV2k17
So after only 25 years I found the the turn an incident into a proper release ;-) - isokadded on the 2017-12-12 23:58:27
- demo Atari XL/XE Prozac Dream by Lamers
- Never expected to see the final 'cause I know how things typically go...
Outstanding final result - big respect for making it happen against all odds!
And PLEASE fix the youtube to a proper capture of the final instead of last year's preview! - rulezadded on the 2017-12-12 22:19:26
- demo Atari STe Bad Apple!! by Fenarinarsa [web]
- For me Bad Apple is not like doom but rather like the "Hello World" of the demo scene. You can tweak it to the specific of your beloved platform and learn from that how your ideas work. And you can set your own limits and conquer them. This one if a nicely done version. Didn't expect it to be 4 planes when it first started, but that really pays off in term of smoothness.
- rulezadded on the 2017-12-11 00:31:38
- demopack Atari XL/XE SillyPack 2k14 by JAC! [web]
- UPDATE: 2017-11-26
Watching on real hardware shall be fun. Therefore the pack has has been updated with the latest menu system which now also supports software speeders. If you use loadable speeders, you have to use the memory area $500-$5ff. For "SIO2SD TURBO" for example press "OPTION+START" at the boot screen. - isokadded on the 2017-11-26 17:07:40
- demopack Atari XL/XE SillyPack 2k13 by JAC! [web]
- UPDATE: 2017-11-26
Watching on real hardware shall be fun. Therefore the pack has has been updated with the latest menu system which now also supports software speeders. If you use loadable speeders, you have to use the memory area $500-$5ff. For "SIO2SD TURBO" for example press "OPTION+START" at the boot screen. - isokadded on the 2017-11-26 17:07:17
- demopack Atari XL/XE SillyPack 2k12 by JAC! [web]
- UPDATE: 2017-11-26
Watching on real hardware shall be fun. Therefore the pack has has been updated with the latest menu system which now also supports software speeders. If you use loadable speeders, you have to use the memory area $500-$5ff. For "SIO2SD TURBO" for example press "OPTION+START" at the boot screen. - isokadded on the 2017-11-26 17:07:12
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