|
|
D380 FROGGIES OVER THE FENCE (3 DISKS £4.50)
by Legacy, ST Connexion and the Overlanders. An amazing demo from some of
the best coders presently working on the Atari ST.
D379 NECRO MUNDA
by Paranoia. A high quality music demo from the team that brought you
'Son et Lumiere' (disk D305). It contains 11 high quality tunes plus an
array ofvisual entertainments.
D378 DELIRIUM
by Orbital Software. A multi-screen mega STOS demo.
D377 ANOMALY (2 DISKS/£3.00)
by MJJ. Use the cursor keys to roll a marble around a landscape then
enter oneof many doors to access the demo screens.
D376 VEXIRIK (2 DISKS/£3.00)
A two disk mega-demo coded in STOS (some screens need 1mb).
D375 BRUTAL TECHNO (STE 1MB)
by Andrenaline featuring techno rap with dancing lemmings.
D374 BURNING ILLUSION 1MB
A sequentially running demo by DNT.
D373 DREAMS 1MB
Superb dentro by Animal Mine of Holland.
D372 REALITY IS A LIE (1MB, STE)
Good first demo from the German group Psychonomix.
D371 TRAOU'N INT KET BET GRAET BEN BREMAN (2 DISKS/£3.00 1MB)
A stunning demo by Adrenalin.
D370 CHOICE OF GODS (2 DISKS/£3.00)
by Holocaust. A 14 screen (plus 2 extra hidden ones) mega-demo.
D369 NEVER AND FOREVER
by Stew and written in pure GFA BASIC. If you don't think that GFA is
anything special this multi-screen demo, which was three years in the
making, may well change your mind! Also on the disk are some handy
utilities aimed mainly at programmers. They are FONT2BIN to convert
graphics to binary data, PLOTTER to plot sprite paths, CONVERT converts
Easyrider disassembled source file to smaller more usable ones and
STEWP10.ZIP for BBS SYSOPS using Turbo Board ST v.2xx
D368 CODING SO FAR (2 DISKS/£3.00)
The second major demo production by the Megabusters. Guide Mad Schneurpal
around the garden to find the various sub-demos.
D367 EXTREME RAGE (1MB STE ONLY)
by Anatomica of Sweden. Sinecurves, shadowbobs, star-globes, plasma, etc.
D366 BIRDS OF PREY INTRO (1MB STE ONLY)
by Stuart Gilroy. The full animated intro sequence to the commercial game
'Birds of Prey'. The game itself never appeared on the ST.
D365 SYNERGY EXPERIENCE
by Exel. A 100% STOS coded demowith screens called 3D-Wire, Big Brother,
Multi Screen, The Tracker and Circlesquare
D364 DIGITAL EXTAZY
Mega-demo by TTK. Walk the little man from Magic Pockets around the
screen, up and down ladders to find the demos hidden behind the windows.
D363 GROTESQUE 1MB STE ONLY
by Omega. Techno music and psychedelic flashing images provide a superbly
watchable demo.
D362 VENTURA (2 DISKS £3.00)
by The Overlanders. An impressive intro sequence leads you to the main
menu from where another 11 sub-demos can be accessed. Between them they
offer every- thing that quality demos should. There is also a very good
reset demo. (A small part of the demo is 1mb).
D360 DREAMZONE (2 DISKS £3.00)
The Wild Boys are back with another super mega-demo. Walk Charlie around
the screens to find the various demos. Vectorball cubes, overscan
vectorballs, lamertest, Megatwister, etc., etc.
D359 REVOLUTION
First mega-demo from Stax. Search the star systems for the bases that
represent demo screens.
D358 NO BOMB
Multi-screen mega demo by A.C.C.S. (French crew).
D357 SWISS MEGA DEMO
To save the world and the rest of us from the threat of a Zaxxon invasion
the Swiss must prove they are the best programmers in the universe. This
is how they saved the world!
D356 CHOCROUT
by Adrenaline (France). Multi-part demo, fractals, plasma, etc., with
screens by Adrenaline, DNT, KGB and Sector One.
D355 EAT MY BO**OCKS D/S
Multi-part demo from Equinox of France.
D354 IF PIGS COULD FLY D/S
Good multi-part demo by the Syndicate featuring shade bobs, vectors,
light- sourced lines, etc.
D353 MANIC D/S
by the Opposition. A STOS coded demo in which you have to drive a little
motorcar around a road system via the keyboard to find the different demo
screens.
D352 MISTY
by Top Notch Software. Multi-screen STOS demo produced to display the
capabilities of the new 'Misty' extension for the language.
D351 ATARI FAIR DENTRO
by Animal Mine from the messe (exhibition) in Dusseldorf.
D350 M DEMO 4 (1MB STE)
by AN Cool. Music demo with graphics plus a Tron game and a Pong game.
(Warning: has bad language on title screen)
D349 NPG MEGA DEMO
Good multi-screen mega demo from New Power Generation in which you use a
work-man with a pneumatic drill to find the screens.. Unfortunately, two
or three of the screens are corrupted on the STE.
D348 COCA COLA JINGLE #1 (1MB STE ONLY)
Good quality digitised version of the Coca Cola rap by Impact.
D347 COSMIC JAM
Good multi-vector demo from Imagina of Finland.
D346 BIRD MAD GIRL SHOW
by the Fraggles (France). Nice animated menu giving 8 screens accessible
from the function keys. Screens by Fraggles (4), Prism, Poltergeist,
Vegetables and N.Coder. (Slight corruption in one scroller on STE)
D345 VISUAL ONSLAUGHT (STE ONLY)
by Global Reflex. Allegedly one of the best STOS demos ever. It features
unlimited sprites, 3D, fractals, starfields and whizzy lines.
D340 PHALEON 4 DISKS £6.00
A stunning four disk giga-demo, two years in the making, presented by
Next
D338 X-PLOSION 1MB STE ONLY
A good multi-demo from Imagina of Norway.
D337 MUSIC FOR THE MASSES VOL.1
Eight pieces of music and a player from NPG. The tunes are: Elysium,
Melodian, Quartex 1, Turrican II, Pestilence, Visions and Halloween.
D336 FULLPARTS
Short dentro from the Hemoroids in which they show off a few of their
routines
D335 PANDEMONIUM
Good mega-demo from Pandemonium. Manouevre a robot around the screens to
find the demos.
D334 MY SOCKS ARE WEAPONS
A short multi-part dentro from Legacy. Features 3D balls, line vectors,
etc.
D333 MEGADAZ MEGADEMO II
by Daz. Run of the mill demo coded is STOS. Half a dozen demos accessible
by moving your pacman character around the screen and avoiding the ghost.
D332 SYMIC
A collection of about 140 Mad Max tunes, plus 18 of Count Zeros, plus 7
by ENS and 13 by LAP!
D331 SATAN
by the Hemoroids. Six demos accessible from the function keys, including
a lamer test.
D330 NUTHOUSE
The biggest house music demo on the ST by Sentry. 18 minutes of
digi-house music with stereo output on the STE.
D329 DENTRO
Not an intro but a 'Dentro' in which the Hemoroids show us what they can
do on the ST as a pre-view of their mega-demo 'Forgive no-one'
D328 IMAGINATION
by the Dynamic Duo. Manoeuvre a unicycle around 'Cadaver' style dungeon
rooms to find and enter the different demos.
D327 SPACE
The first mega-demo from the Megabusters. Float the turtle around the
screens on its bunch of balloons to access the different demos.
D326 OVERDOSE
A series of demos by Aggression, including Real-time Postscript Zoomer,
PlasmaFractals. Glenz Vectors, etc.
D325 NTM 2 DISKS/£3.00
Super mega-demo from Zuul, featuring a vertical scrolling shoot 'em up
that you must master to access the various screens.
D324 CROSSBONES KAOS MEETING: STE ONLY
Also known, erroneously, in some quarters as 'The Red Sector Mega-demo'
this disk offers funky house music with brilliant visuals.
D323 SLAM (HARDCORE DANCEFLOOR II)
by The Wild Boys. Sampled house music, the follow up to the successful
'Hardcore Dancefloor'.
D322 MENTAL HANGOVER (STE ONLY)
by the Pixel Twins. A Scoopex demo converted from the Amiga.
D317 THE WORLD IS MY OYSTER
by Aura of Germany. A collection of 6 demos that run in a sequential
fashion. They are 'Where the hell is my handerkerchief', 'What a
Laber-Suelz Partytext!','Do you really want this cabbage?', 'Klei, fies
und eklig', 'Greetingscroller and 'Endpart'. Digi-pics of the aura-crew
are accessible from the demo.
D312 LIGHT SPEED
by the Untouchables and friends, the friends being the Enterprise, the
Pixel Twins, Torment, Hotline and TUC. Walk the barbarian around the
screen, up and down ladders, to find the various screens.
D311 TRANSBEAUCE II DISK 1
On disk D295 we have the lesser programs created for a French demo party.
This is the disk with the all the best programs from the same party, so,
if you thought D295 was good, just wait until you see this collection!
D310 SYNTH DREAM
A pleasant enough demo. After loading you have the option to select any
one of16 different tunes to be instantly played. The next screen is a dig
at Mad Max (The ST musician, not the film), and finally thereis the title
screen from 'Eternal Development' with another dig at Mad Max.
D308 DDT STOS COLLECTION 1MB
A collection of three STOS demos by DDT. They are the political demo, a
collection of digitised 'Spitting Image' voices, The Bishop demo and the
Secret Lemonade Drinker, a digitising of the R. Whites TV ad.
D306 TOM & JERRY 1MB
Erictronics present an animated cartoon sequence featuring that loveable
cat and mouse complete with digitised sound.
D305 SON ET LUMIERE
A sampled music demo featuring 11 complete tunes each using four sampled
voices. If the tunes were sampled conventionally they would take up
around 35 double-sided disks! The tunes are Cybernetik, Bonita, Electric
Fox, Lean on Me, Flower Power, Lion, Madrigal, Nite Mix, Commando, Quasar
and Paranoid.
D304 LE JOLI PETIT MATIN
by the Conceptors. That morning after feeling captured in cartoon form by
Gotlib and supported by disgusting sampled sounds (over 15's only).
D303 TBS MEGA SLIDESHOW
A slideshow of screens from demos and commercial games, compiled by The
Bad Stars of Finland. Move onto the next slide by pressing the up or down
arrow but don't forget to press the spacebar too!
D302 STUPENDOUS
by The Pixel Twins. Wander around corridors, 'Dungeonmaster' style,
searching for the doors that hide the different demos comprising this
program. Very nicely done.
D301 PUNISH YOUR MACHINE (2 DISKS - £3.00)
by Delta Force. A mega-demo comprised of 15 super demos from some of the
top demo writers. The screens are 'Sickest so far',
'Copperkaaahbaaahnaaah', 'When colours are going bang', 'The best part of
creation' and 'Return of Medusa' by Delta Force themselves. Guest screens
are Coast (Cray II Emulator on an ST) by BMT, 'Ishido, Way of the Stones'
a good game screen from Cy, 'Leif Rullar by Electra, 'There are many
sheep in Outer China' by the Overlanders, 'Let's do the Twist again' by
ST-Connexions, 'The Cube' by Legacy, 'From Space to Leuten- bach' by
Naos, 'ICC Z Screen' by Future Minds, 'The Magic Rasters' by Mystic, and
'24 Minutes screen' by Scum of the Earth.
D299 SYNTH DREAM
A sound demo from Holland by Laurens Tummers. Six songs in all accessible
from a single title screen.
D298 NEXT 1991 CHARTS
The Next Official Charts for 1991. Best crackers, intros, games, demos,
music, etc. up to the end of 1990.
D297 POLTERGEIST
Six nice graphic and music screens by the Poltergeist and one from the
Vegetables. The Poltergeist ones are Shoglo, Boze, Megadiff, Wings of
Death, Frouzoum and The Scribe. The Vegetables screen is Akekool. Three
of the scrollers are in English, the rest in French.
D296 BLOODSUCKER
by the Alien Cracking Formation (ACF). Ten screens accessible from the
function keys. They are: Chaos, Vector-balls, Raster-Screen,
Ballscroller, DNA and More, Sinus Dots and Giga Scrollz. Guest screens
from TVI and The Coders.
D295 TRANSBEAUCE II DISK II
From the biggest demo party ever held in France comes this 'Labour Day'
disk of fifteen of the lesser demos. Don't be deceived by the word
'lesser' though, since these demos are pretty good in the own right!
D294 WARNING SIGN
The Next Generation disk show by the French group Warning Sign. A
collection of Spectrum pictures on a fantasy/sci-fi theme.
D293 REFLEX
A music demo with graphics by the Opposition. Main menu plus six screens
as follows: Digi-Dragon (Quartet music and scroll), Scroll, Glory Mad Max
(dedicated to Mad Max with 10 pieces of his music), Bouncee, Info and
Greetings. Many of the screens have several pieces of music available via
the function keys.
D292 GUDUL GEN4
A French demo coded by Gudul for Gen4. Select the other screens from the
main menu by use of a blood-stained axe. The screens are Raster,
Megascroll, Turn Scroll, Full Screen, Crazy Digi and MultiSprite.
D291 LIGHTNING
The Pendragons. A good mega-demo from the Pandragons in France. You need
to bounce a yellow ball (complete with face) around the main menu screens
to find the individual demos.
D288 RETINAL BURN
by The Asylum. Sub-titled 'The Best STOS demo', here are 9 screens of
incredible programming with the STOS BASIC language. The screens are
Three dimensional Sphere, Mini-Parallax II, Fonk Load of Nothing, STOS
Tracker Extension, Not so large demo, Ice Cool, Woofen'n'Tweeter, Matter
Transporter (Copter) and Who the bugger's this Bob dude anyway?
D287 HARDCORE DANCEFLOOR
by The Wild Boys. Five pieces of sampled house music. They are Mafia
Boss, Quadrophenia, Charly Says, Groove and Battle Plan.
D286 VODKA DEMO
By Equinox. Fly the spaceship around the landscape and shoot up the demo
titles to access them.
D285 SUMMONING THE SPAWN
by Digital Justice. Manoeuvre your little craft around a maze to find the
demos secreted there.
D284 MUSIC FOR THE MASSES VOL. 2
10 pieces of music compiled by NPG Apollo. They are Oh yeah (Yello),
Swivtheme(Nightshade), Highs (Nightshade), Bleed (Dual Crew), Ipec
(Ipeccelite), Ice, Ice(Maggie), Twintris, Wizard, Berries (Strawberries)
and Blaze.
D283 A LITTLE MUSIC DEMO 1 MEG
by Inner Circle. Eight super pieces of music. They are Formation,
B.T.Alien, Eurobeat 1, Eurobeat 2, Thalamusic, Lost Love, Inner Circle
Theme and Flying High.
D282 SLAYTANIC CULT STE DEMOS
Four music and graphic demos for the STE with a bonus 13 second
Mandlebrot on the bootsector (plus a program for writing your own similar
bootsectors).
D281 AMIGA FEVER 1 MEG
by Imagic. A puzzling desktop to test your reasoning, but once you've
worked it out you're presented with a fascinating graphics demo that will
hold you spellbound.
D279 JUSTICE DEMO
by Digital Justice. Multi-screen demo (one screen not STE or TOS 1.62
compatible).
D275 GREMLINS
by Jester. Music, stills, sounds and animated action from the film.
D273 ASTRO DEMO 1MEG
by the Game Master. Stereo digi-music with dancing astronauts on a
moonscape. Displays the capabilities of the STE with adjustable
bass/treble, speed of sample, scrolling picture and palette toggle.
D272 THINGS NOT TO DO
by Electronic Images of Inner Circle. A series of animations warning you
of 'things not to do'. Most of them end in scenes of gory death. Not for
the children.
D271 GATEWAY TO HEXENLAND
The Avengers present their amazing mega-demo. Fly the witch on her
broomstick around the title screen to find 10 super demos including a
good, playable, 'Othello' game.
D267 COR BLIMEY
A mega-demo by Storm written entirely in STOS 2.6. There are 13 demo
screens in all on the disk, these being Scrolly Lines, Sea Sick Lines,
Clouds, Tracking and Bop Ba Bop Ba Ba by Dattrax, a Megascroller by the
Watchmen, Wiggle it, Big-screen Challenge, Balls, Super Scroll Line,
Whizzy Thing, Mega Scroll and Big Exit by Storm.
D266 STATE OF THE ART
A Mega-demo from The Wild Boys. Walk the little man around the screen by
use of the cursor keys and find the demos under the mushrooms. Eleven
demo screens in all, being: Speed 2, Mega 2 (Megaballs), Full Screen, Big
Scroll, Twister, Lamer Test (Are you a Lamer?), Soundwave (16khz
digi-sound and paralax scroll- ing), Vector Balls, 3D Scroll, Megasound
and a guest screen from Hidden Strength. (N.B. The 'Full Screen' demo is
not STE compatible.)
D265 BETTER THAN LIFE
by Flair and Clockwork Orange. Not the game, we wouldn't sell that on
account of the health risk, but a demo. There are some nice screens in
this demo that lend weight to the authors claim that they're the best
STOS programmers around. There are 11 screens in all, two of them being
guest screens by Storm and Mutant
D262 GERRY ANDERSON DEMO
A tribute to to the Master Marionater. The disk has two demos, the
Thunder- birds countdown with digi-pics, and the Captain Scarlett theme -
'We know that you can hear us Earthmen...'
D261 UNRELIABLE DEMO
by Lost K. A demo split into two parts, A and B. Between the two parts
you get nine static screens each with it's own music including Postman
Pat and Gremlins (the latter with digi-pics).
D259 FRENCH NEW YEAR DEMO NOT STE
by the Thunderbirds who are Nanouk, Alf and Jack. Function keys F1 to F6
each bring up a different demo from this French programming team.
Unfortunately, as is usual with our continental friends, they have to
spoil it by using bad lang- uage in the scroller. The demos are Nanouks,
Maxicolor, Blue, emo Trak II and Soundtrack.
D258 STONED AG'IN
by the Rainy Day Women of Home Grown Software. This program appears to be
a celebration of the so-called 'Herb Superb', Cannabis. The demo features
a hippy type sitting at a table with his Rizla papers and other
'substances'. Slowly hisface melts as he gets higher and higher.
Surprisingly the Rainy Day Women don't identify themselves on the disk,
nor did they when they sent it to us, but thanks all the same girls!
D256 AWAKENING OF THE GODS
by Kruz. You are invited to choose your destiny by selecting one of the
none two friendly looking 'gods' shown on screen. Make your choice
between Seruph, Bullshit, Yuarathon and Leviathan and your chosen 'god'
will reward you with a demo.
D253 DOUBLE DOOZER
by Chaos of Manchester. A multi-screen demo comprised of the following:
GibbulGibbul, 3D Balls, Scorpion World Cup, Wodging, What's up Doc, Three
Dee Two, TheGood One and Tube Scroller.
D252 GHETTO BLASTER
Demo constructor and presentation system by Matthew P. Aubery. Pro Sound
sample player and Neo/Degas mini picture displayer.
D248 TEA PARTY 1 MEG
by the Double Dutch Crew. An amazing 12 screen demo all written in BASIC!
This has got to be seen to be believed!
D247 THE SKUZZ 1 MEG
An animated AVS Sequencer demo with sound of a pop group performing.
D246 ALIENS NOT STE
by Chris Bell. Numerous digitised pictures and sounds from the movie plus
a couple of musical pieces made up from sounds from the films.
D245 DELIRIOUS DEMO (2 DISK £3.00)
A two disk mega demo featuring numerous screens from the Overlanders, the
Pen-dragons, Avalanche, The Black Cats, MCS and Clone.
D244 TLT MUZAK
36 pieces of music ripped from popular games by The Light Team from
Sweden.
D243 GOVERNMENT COMPUTER EDUCATION PROGRAM
by Harvey Lodder. A humorous look at the effects of VDU radiation.
D236 ELECTRA 1 MEG
Good multi-screen demo from Sweden. If you're not impressed by what you
see - just try pressing 'reset'!
D235 IRON MAIDEN PICTURE SHOW
Macabre digipic slideshow.
D233 TOMORROW'S WORLD 1 MEG STE
by Andrew Hudson. A glorious 3D stereo sound demo of the Tomorrow's World
theme. Features adjustable bass, treble, left and right speakers.
D224 SLAYTANIC CULT 7
Written using the TCB Tracker this disk features 8 items of music in
glorious stereo (on the STE) with accompanying graphic screens. The tunes
on the disk are Wierd, Breakout, Baroque, Storm, Future, Bassline and
Funky.
D223 MENUMATIC
by the Cyber Knights. A pot-pourri of programs to tantalise you. On this
multi-mix disk is the Hitch-hikers Document Reader, an ST Calculator, the
Slaytanic Cult 3 demo, the NASA Multi Demo (Norwegian Atari ST
Association), a Disk Tool Box, FCopy III, some Fonts, the Automation
Packer, Quick Mouse, and Battlezone, a Defender type game.
D222 PROJECT A
by Nick Fury of MenuMatic. A music demo with nice graphics and screen
changes. The music featured is Tracker Tune 1, Psychodelik Bodyslam,
Tracker Tune II and X-It plus a slide show.
D217 TRANS BEAUCE
The result of a demo party organised by The Seargeant this disk features
the demos by the these crews: Equinox, Hemoroids, Overlanders, Mad
Vision, Phenix- TBC, and MCoder.
D216 FISH 'N' CHIPS
A mega demo by Sewersoft. Enter 12 different demos from the main title
screen which features an animated picture of a man sitting peacefully by
the river bank and fishing. Each time you access one of the other demos
something unpleasant, and different each time, happens to him. The demos
on the dis
are 3D Vector, Tech Tron 2, Big Fish, Parralax, Mega Scroller, Aciiid, Prehistoric Vu Meter, Sprite Mania, Crystal Scroll, Music, Pixel Perfection and Exit.
D213 AUTO-ROUTE
A demo of the brilliant route planning program. This cut down but fully
working version covers a 200 x 100 km area from Swindon in the north to
Bournemouth and Cardiff in the west to Guildford. Must be seen to be
believed.
D212 STE SOUND OFF
A selection of sound samples ranging from the crashing of thunder to the
tinkle of a child’s laughter with sliding on screen controls for bass,
treble and left and right speakers, plus digi pics.
D210 TURTLES SAMPLE MANIA TWO DISKS £3.00
Sampled music from The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles demo crew. On the two
disks in this set you get The Hammer Mix, Mega Mix, Info scroll, Hyper
Mix (this sample requires 1 meg) and Hyper Mix info.
D209 THE WILD DEMO
by The Wild Boys. Multi-screen demo with the usual bouncing sprites,
scrolling messages, etc.
D208 DARK SIDE OF THE SPOON
A Meagademo by ULM of Luxembourg. Move the flying lion around the screen
to find the various smaller demos that make up the mega one. Features
screens by The Lost Boys, the Respectables, etc.
D207 CYBERPUNK
by NETWORK. A good seven screen demo written in the STOS language.
Digi-music,bouncing sprites, etc.
D196 SALON DE LA MICRO
by the Overlanders. Sampled music and mildly amusing pictures. A nice
demo.
D195 EUROPEAN DEMO
by the Overlanders. An absolutely superb mega-demo that should be part of
everyone's collection. Multi screens with tracker music and the best
filled vector graphics yet seen. This is a two disk demo and costs £3.00.
D193 HOBY 1
by The Voyagers. Another French demo with 12 screens of the usual
bouncing sprites, etc.
D192 THE RUN 1 MEG
by Radical Systems. A superb animation of a police chase down a busy
motorway. Also available is 'Mini-Run' a half-meg version of this program
identical except that it has a smaller on screen picture.
D191 OVERDRIVE
by Phalanx. A very good graphic and music demo comprised of something
like 16 different screens. All of them, excepting one (the dragon screen)
are compatible with the STE.
D189 SYNTAX TERROR
by Delta Force. Superb demo with something like 20 different screens -
including two full games 'Soko Ban' and the incredibly addictive
'Shangai' clone, Match it. Worth getting for the superb games alone,
never mind the demos!
D188 DRAGON'S LAIR 1 MEG
by the Lord of the Disk. The Readysoft 'Dragon's Lair' demo revamped.
D179 WALKER II 1 MEG
by Radical Systemz. A Stars Wars Imperial Walker turns up on the streets
of Chicago, Illinois and comes face to face with a 20th century
helicopter in this short, but superb, animation sequence.
D177 SKID ROW 1 MEG
by The Alliance. Over 4,000,000 bytes packed onto two disks comprise this
demo of 24 screens. To select the demos you move around alleyways in the
fashion of 'Dungeonmaster' by using the cursor keys. The two disk set
costs £3.00
D176 SMALL WORLD
Cute pictures of Disney characters accompanied by sound chip music.
D172 THE PLANETS
Take a grand tour around the solar system with this sequence of Degas
Elite pictures. Starting at far Pluto you make your way sunwards stopping
off at each planet to pick up facts and figures as you go.
D170 WALKER 1 MEG
by Imaginetics. A special 1 meg version of the 2 meg Imaginetics AVS
sequencer demo of the Star Wars Imperial Walker.
D166 SOUND FACTORY 1 MEG
Assorted music and effects, performed by the authors using ST Replay.
D159 SOUNDTRACKER MODULES
More music modules for use with the Equinox Soundtracker (D107). They are
Fye, Sanxion, Rev, Datafetch 3, Blood Money, Firstm, Last Ninja, Show and
Turtles.
D155 SCANNERS 1 MEG
The infamous scene from the film - guaranteed to blow your mind. Not for
those of a nervous disposition...
D142 SOUNDTRACKER MODULES
by The Immortals. Some additional Soundtracker modules for use with the
ST CONNEXION disk (D15), all of them converted straight from the Amiga
without modification. They are: Away, Super, The One, Worry and XXX.
D141 THE IMMORTALS FIRST CRUSADE
A first demo disk by the Immortals which is comprised of The Shadow and Tweek-ster. This
is the 1990 version of the Shadows D.I.Y. demo and as an added bonus you
also get the AMIGA EMULATOR (joke) program to upset your friends with
Amigas. DIGICON allows ou to convert Replay or raw data samples to 10kz
Mastersound format. SAFE4MAT is a 'safe' formatter and virus killer.
MEMCHECK is a virus detec-tor and PICSHOW is a program for showing Degas
PI1 and Neo Pictures.
D140 LIFE'S A BITCH
by The Lost Boys. Five super screens comprise this superb demo. They are
the Beatnik screen by the Lost Boys themselves. The AK screen by Gigatex,
The Chrome screen by ULM & The Replicants, The Megascroll screen by ULM
and the 3D Circle screen by the Lost Boys.
D138 AR*E WIPE
by the Spiders of Mars. Why is the Starship Enterprise like a bog roll?
If you know the answer to that and you find it amusing then you'll
probably like this demo which is in the worst possible taste. It's a
humorous digitised rendering of an advert for toilet paper... And
incidentally, if you didn't already know, the Starship Enterprise and bog roll both get rid of Klingons. (OVER 16s ONLY !!)
D132 ROBOCOP 2
Digitised pictures and music by Harvey Lodder from the film, Robocop II.
D118 ULM NEW YEAR
Five screens of demos. They comprise a title screen, a Jarre Zoolock
screen, a music screen, a De Janeiro screen and a Fight full screen demo.
D115 EQUINOX MODULE 8 D/S
Further samples for the Equinox Soundtracker (D107). They are: Blue
Monday, American Volley, Tied up, Whouse, Cream of the Earth and Aces
High 2.
D114 EQUINOX MODULE 7 D/S
Further samples for the Equinox Soundtracker (D107). They are: Alfa,
Chipgene, Fresh House, Gotta Swing, Jolly Jogger, The Last Ninja, Rainbow
Islands, String Quartet, Nouveau and Star Seeker.
D113 EQUINOX MODULE 6 D/S
Further samples for the Equinox Soundtracker (D107). They are: BA1,
Delta, Digthis, Hot Summer Nights, Orpheusfun, Tarsnare slider and Space
Journey.
D112 EQUINOX MODULE 5 D/S
Further samples the Equinox Soundtracker (D107). They are: Caroline,
Kefran's Tune 1, Nightfall and Zycho says osu feb.
D111 EQUINOX MODULE 4 D/S
Further samples for the Equinox Soundtracker (D107). They are: Ripped by
doc, Energy, Enola Gay, Never say goodbye, Intro-music 1, Scoopex theme
and Short Push.
D110 EQUINOX MODULE 3 D/S
Further samples for the Equinox Soundtracker (D107). They are:
Atmosphere, Crusade, Technology Rock, Wasteland and The Song.
D109 EQUINOX MODULE 2 D/S
Further samples for the Equinox Soundtracker (D107) They are: Self
Control, Forcefield, Megamix 88, Vipeout and Piano Plinker.
D108 EQUINOX MODULE 1 D/S
Further samples for the Equinox Soundtracker (D107). They are: One point
one,Eye of the Tiger, Megamix, Occ-san-geenplus and Symphophaze.
D107 EQUINOX SOUNDTRACKER D/S
This is the boot disk for the following eight disks of digitised music in
our catalogue. The disk comes with the following seven pieces of music
included. Fl, Keftune, Piano 2, Spell, Thunderbirds, Fairlight and
Vision.
D100 MEGA MUZAK
by The Pompey Pirates. Every keyboard letter key will bring you a
different, excellent example of what can be achieved with the ST sound
chips. 26different pieces of music from your favourite games.
D78 RAPPIN' RAISINS
Those California raisins dance to 'I heard it through the grapevine'.
D66 AN COOL STE DEMO 1 MEG
This demo uses the STE pallette of 4096 colours and the hardware scroller
to move the Sorcerers' Apprentice, Mickey Mouse, smoothly against a
multi-coloured screen whilst full stereo sound blasts from your speakers.
D65 STE DEMO
Two excellent demos of the capabilities of the STE. The first displays a
multicoloured bouncing ball whilst the second shows a smoothly scrolling
horizontal star field as letters and words spiral towards you. Both demos
are accompanied by some terrific stereo music.
D63 ALF 1 MEG
Put the cat away because here comes ALF performing an animated rendering
of the title music from his T.V. series. The music plays and Alf strums
along on his guitar, no doubt strung with catgut.
D62 STAR WARS
by Fungus T. Bogeyman. 150 digitised pictures and digitised sound from
the cinema blockbuster make this animated demo a real treat to watch and
listen to.
D61 POWER DEMO
The very first Lost Boys demo. This features four different screens and
18 pieces of music. A scrolling message on one of the screens provides a
multitude of cheat codes for some of your favourite games.
D60 ALPHA DEMO
by C.I.A. A music and graphics demo comprising four screens. One of which
will not work on the STE.
D58 JUNK DEMO
The very first demo produced by the Care Bears. Also on this disk is the
GARFIELD DEMO: A short animated graphics demo featuring Garfield and
Odie.
D53 ROBOMIX
by Radical Systems. A brilliant music and graphics demo of the film
Robocop. This disk should be part of everyone's collection!
D51 D.I.Y. DEMOS
Two programs allowing you to make your own scrolling demos with a pretty
pic ture, even if you have no programming experience. They are the Edtrad
DIY Demo Creator and The Shadow's
D.I.Y. Demo.
D45 THREE DEMOS
BEATBOX by Skunk & Trax: Two pieces of sampled music created with
Microdeal's Replay Professional and Mandarin's STOS. STARWARS by Sewer:
Graphics and sound demo. 42 CREW DEMO: Music from the games Goldrunner
and Jupiter Probe.
D43 SO WATT
by THE CARE BEARS. 17 super demos on one disk.
D41 DEFINITIVE DEMO D/S
by THE LOST BOYS. This will run on the STE but with a small amount of
screen corruption along the bottom. All demos will run on a 520 with the
exception of the sampled S-Express for which you'll need 1 meg.
D40 DRAGON'S LAIR
A spectacular demo of the Readysoft game. Cartoon-like graphics and
digitised speech. You simply must see this one!
D30 FANTASY PICTURES
A slideshow picture program with music on a fantasy theme.
D28 STAR TREK
Digitised pics from the latest Star Trek series, 'The Next generation'.
D 8 WHATTAHECK NOT STE
The Carebears strike again. Like the Cuddly Demo (D.5) there are a number
of different demos to choose from (use the cursor keys this time) each is
a mind- blowing assault on your eyes and ears.
D 5 CUDDLY DEMO NOT STE
by the Carebears. This demo will knock your socks off, it really is that
good. It requires a joystick to guide a little fella around the screen
and find the doors that hide the demos. This should be a part of every ST
owners library.
D 3 BIG DEMO
This demo is single sided and contains the music from lots of C64 games.
In total something like 4 hours of music is available. You can also bring
in graphics screens with effects. It is in this area that the STE has
problems. Allthe sound was OK on the STE we tested on, but a small part
of the screen takes on a nasty flicker. This is a minor problem, and as
only a small part of the demo was affected it did not detract from the
enjoyment. Look for the Digital Department on the demo for sampled tunes
and press reset and see the bombs with a difference.
D 2 UNION DEMO NOT STE
If you don't have this in your collection, then you really are missing
out because this is simply brilliant. It is joystick controlled and
contains demos from TCB, The Replicants and so many others. There is also
a hidden demo, but can you find it? The program runs well on a 520 ST,
but for the sampled sounds available it is best seen and heard on a 1040.
D 1 ANIMAL BAND
ANIMAL BAND: A comical demo from Germany. Watch the weird musicians take
their places and begin to play. Good stuff this and not a bad bit of
music either. GRUSEL: Another German demo, set in a cemetery at midnight,
the nether- world comes to life in this one. Watch for the skeletal
swinger. This disk also has five other small demos, but it's worth having
just for the first two.