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Codex Alpe Adria 2006 results

Combined Results

The combined demo competition results are as follows:

   1. (F) Bike 64 Project, by Daniele Redivo (Wild)
   2. (G) Minimig: an Amiga in an FPGA, by Dennis van Weeren (Wild)
   3. (C) Stars and Stabbers, by K2 (C64 4K Intro)
   4. (A) Wish We Were in Italy, by Barry Blitter, Slummy & Dominei (Amiga Demo)
   5. (B) Spacekitten, by RNO (Amiga Demo)
   6. (D) A Study on Volume Behaviour in Limited Time and Space, by James Tonic/Limp Ninja (PC Demo)
   7. (E) 0xAA 2006 T-Shirt, by Takeo Sato (Wild)
   8. (I) Catch Me If You Can, by James Tonic (Music)
   9. (H) Dogma Crescendo, by Ps (Graphics)
  10. (J) Spita, by Soolta (Music)

Results by Category

Amiga

   1. Wish We Were in Italy, by Barry Blitter, Slummy & Dominei (Demo)
   2. Spacekitten, by RNO (Demo)

C64

   1. Stars and Stabbers, by K2 (4K Intro)

PC

   1. A Study on Volume Behaviour in Limited Time and Space, by James Tonic/Limp Ninja (Demo)

Wild

   1. Bike 64 Project, by Daniele Redivo
   2. Minimig: an Amiga in an FPGA, by Dennis van Weeren
   3. 0xAA 2006 T-Shirt, by Takeo Sato

Graphics

   1. Dogma Crescendo, by Ps

Music

   1. Catch Me If You Can, by James Tonic
   2. Spita, by Soolta
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