Hmm. ./ed. Congratulations. :-D I hope the slashdotting generates
some sales for you.
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Chris Newman wrote:
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> 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 ani
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:
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> Chris Newman wrote:
> >
> > Not only that, you also included what was
Chris Newman wrote:
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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.
And what you
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:
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> Chris Newman wrote:
Chris Newman wrote:
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> 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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*So, if you want to help me break even on the project, please feel free to order
one :). Otherwise I'll have to start... selling... my collection... to
make ends meet ;-)*
So, are you telling us that if you don't sell any of these, you'll have to sell your
collection to us?! -
Chris Newman stated:
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>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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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 m
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:
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> 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
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
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