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The video for Kiss Kill was made by Matt Westcott (http://matt.west.co.tt), a friend from Oxford who's obsessed with making animations (and everything else) on the ZX Spectrum. The entire video was coded on an actual Spectrum (with the "live" footage streaming through the Speccy from an SD card). The final ...

In order of appearance: 00:00 - New Swappers, Dexion 1988 02:33 - Goodie, Quartex 1988 05:38 - Ottifanten, Thrust 1988 07:19 - Megademo: Part 1, Phenomena 1989 11:18 - Megademo: Part 3, Phenomena 1989 14:34 - Corkscrew, Phenomena 1990 18:25 - Speedball Intro, Red Sector 1988 20:33 - Advertisement, Crystal 1991 23:36 - ...

Phortem by Condense - Amstrad Plus demo (128Kb RAM, 4Mhz Z80 CPU) Released in June 2013 -- Visuals by Ced Audio by DMA-SC (http://dma-sc.atari.org/) Programming by NoRecess (www.norecess.net) Disc loader by Arnoldemu (http://www.cpctech.org.uk/) Bitbuster (T&J) by Team Bomba ...

Film ze zlotu Fortification 2K13, który miał miejsce w dniach 2-5 maja 2013 roku w Olsztynie.

Vote please: http://spectrum4ever.org/zxaaa13/index.php?lng=eng ZX Spectrum demo for ATM Turbo 2 compatible machines. Celebrating 20 years of ATM Turbo 2 standard! Minimal requirements: ATM Turbo 2 (w/o address swap), 1MB RAM, FDD Best config: ZX Evolution (baseconf), General Sound (512K RAM) or NeoGS, SD card Intro: ...

Released on Revision 2013 demo party. Remake of 20 years old Amiga demo. Download link: http://pouet.net/prod.php?which=61182

Released on Revision 2013 Code: Tygrys Graphics: CatMan, Slayer Music: Ziutek

Packaged with every SAM, this art package was actually very usable, and I remember drawing quite a few 256x192 images using a joystick. Can't remember how to use it these days, mind, so here I am trying out random things to give you a taste of it. Many thanks to Colin Piggot of Quazar (http://www.samcoupe.com/) for ...

The SAM Coupe had four(?) screen buffers, and a fast way of switching between them, which made coding illusions like this one easy when you knew how. There weren't up to 4096 balls being plotted and displayed every frame, but four images slowly being built up over time, with each image being shown in turn giving the ...

This is part one of the Virtual Escape Demo by Equinox. Coding - Starlion and Keops. Music - Jedi, Furax and Mad Max (Jochen Hippel). Graphics - Nova. Check out part two - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_BGv2lgUyQ Also check out the hidden part - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cQJzDu6WrE