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Topic: holy macaroni
started by: whiskey@throttle

Posted by Der_Teufel on Oct. 09 2001,12:10

Holy shit that was phat. Does anyone have the ASCII Matrix Trailer by chance?

Posted by CatKnight on Oct. 09 2001,12:31

that was posted quite a while ago

Posted by The_Stomper on Oct. 09 2001,12:55

Erm ...

HOLY SHIT!

Imagine what those guys could do with 640MB, let alone 64kb. Fucking hell - gimme the source to THAT!

Posted by solid on Oct. 09 2001,12:57

Seen it

Posted by Observer on Oct. 09 2001,13:01

< So have I. >

I said it before, I'll say it again. The running code isn't 64k. It expands itself in memory when it starts. C64 demo-makers have done this for years to keep the filesize down when space is at a premium.

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This message has been edited by Observer on October 10, 2001 at 08:03 AM

Posted by L33T_h4x0r_d00d on Oct. 09 2001,14:02

I used to be big on the demo scene. Ive got a shitload more if anyone wants em. You wouldnt believe what people can do with 4k.

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L33T_h4x0r_d00d you are the king of obscure references - miNus

Posted by whiskey@throttle on Oct. 09 2001,17:27

wow.

< http://www.theproduct.de/fr08_final.zip >

you may think, while watching this lengthy video, that the 3d graphics and sound are good, but nothing spectacular.

(pay attention to the file size! )

edit: feces

This message has been edited by whiskey@throttle on October 10, 2001 at 12:28 AM

Posted by Der_Teufel on Oct. 10 2001,00:28

I'd love to see them if you could post them or something.

Posted by SHOUTcasterPat on Oct. 11 2001,05:24

< This program > will render the sweet techno track into a wave file which you can convert into an mp3.

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"Computer games don't affect kids, I mean if Pac Man affected us as kids, we'd all run around in a darkened room munching pills and listening to repetitive music." - Kristian Wilson, Nintendo, Inc. 1989