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added on the 2025-08-02 11:38:17 by bitl  |
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YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2GWvm4uMrM
added on the 2025-08-02 11:53:19 by bitl
Enjoyable
what a nice show! especially the balls after the title screen!
Demo.
Absolutely amazing. Probably the best DOS demo in recent years. Lots of known effects, but executed with style and modern polish. And it just keeps going and going.
This, right here, is a future classic.
This, right here, is a future classic.
Proper cannoning. I thought this was for some multimediapentium at the compo, but no, 486!
that was eye-catching. and ear-pleasing. great demo!
Cool stuff! Lots of content, fast pace, fun transitions, manages a retro-style design without feeling too much like pandering or forced. All in all very enjoyable.
Juicy in all departments!
Some nice effects here! Also cool music. Well done!
Great!
Excellent, but some of the music changes just were too fast or abrupt for me. Anyway, enjoyable transitions and 50 or is it 60fps. Welcome to the demoscene jazz club. Nice.
Massive amount of work and very well polished design. Congrats
Very convincing. Putting the Turbo in Turbo Pascal.
This is what demos are made of. It's been years since I have gone out of my way to write a post here and this is the type of demo that excites me. We'll done. Loved it! We need more like this.
This was massive, smooth, with great fast direction and music sync from start to finish, also very impressive for 486 demo. Loved it and can't wait to run it on the real hardware when I am back!
absolutely enjoyable production, tight and polished in every aspect. glad you finally finished and released it guys! :)
Yes!
Dynamic pace and cool.
wow!
Pure beauty!
Very cool demo. Awesome effects, music & sync. Respect, guys!
Very nice designed DOS demo with some very nice and cool oldshool effects. Really enjoyed the demo, btw the transitions are kewl too.
Really interesting and entertaining demo. The soundtrack is fantastic; I love that funky guitar! Congrats!
Great rhythm all the way through, and it keeps throwing in surprises right up to the end. Really loving this one.
OMG. The flow in this is incredible.
Great demo! Liked when the particles flew out of the pyramid.
Oldschool meets newschool and it looks awesome.
Well done!
Yep. great stuff.
looks sick and sounds like a soccer game from the mid 90's. absolutely love it
great
Very nice one!!
Loved the effects, the transitions and the music goes very well with it.
It looks *really* smooth for being a 486 DX2, the cpuid in the captured video seems to indicate it is a Pentium 75 MHz? So I'm not sure, was it captured on a 486 or on a Pentium 75 MHz? If it really is captured on a 486 DX2 then this is technically one of the best 486 demos ever to run so smooth (And otherwise it is absolutely regardless a really nice demo!!)
Loved the effects, the transitions and the music goes very well with it.
It looks *really* smooth for being a 486 DX2, the cpuid in the captured video seems to indicate it is a Pentium 75 MHz? So I'm not sure, was it captured on a 486 or on a Pentium 75 MHz? If it really is captured on a 486 DX2 then this is technically one of the best 486 demos ever to run so smooth (And otherwise it is absolutely regardless a really nice demo!!)
Brilliant! Physics effects, sync, smooth. So stylish
very good stuff
Excellent design, great music, and very impressive for a 486 prod. I can't wait to get back home to run it on my 486!
Great physical effects. It was a joy to watch.
really nice!!
Really loved this! Lots of clever fresh takes in perfect old school style!
Good stuff!
Nice. :)
what they said
Great demo and design! Nice music! Wonderful!
Sorry, was wrong vye for a work)
rulez!
Wow! So playful. So full of energy! I love everything about it!
Great mix of oldschool and newschool stuff.
дух старой школы!
Loving these classic MS-DOS demos.
Really cool, nice variations over those 3D objects. Also pastel colors and funk, yéé!
The flow got some delays at times, but that's nitpicking, and mentioned because that flow is already really good. ;)
The flow got some delays at times, but that's nitpicking, and mentioned because that flow is already really good. ;)
Exuberant presentation.
Love a demo occasionally that isn't sad and middle-aged.
Love a demo occasionally that isn't sad and middle-aged.
The clear winner. Very nice smooth animation and rendering, great pacing and music. From my first watch I've found the metallic spheres to be the most impressive effect, it looks like they are achieved with some kind of image deformation and clever use of palettes. I'd be interested to know how that works.
cool
Great demo! Esp the music is very good in this one
what a blast, straight out of 1994, one of the three absolutely massive DOS demos in the compo. full of finesse and attention to detail, and super tight pacing and editing. aesthetics on point, loved it all the way.
and not to be needlessly provocative, but this honestly wipes the floor with all amiga demos from recent years, which is all the more impressive considering that there have been some solid amiga demos in recent times too. glad to see DOS getting some love after a while again :)
and not to be needlessly provocative, but this honestly wipes the floor with all amiga demos from recent years, which is all the more impressive considering that there have been some solid amiga demos in recent times too. glad to see DOS getting some love after a while again :)
music is a banger! but this demo is the best I saw.
Those metallic spheres looked stellar! Also enjoying the ordered dithering fades :)
entertaining and polished!
Just like the good old days!
I'd like a win32 port of it
For a short moment this demo made me feel over 20 years younger.
Oh yes! I was mesmerized the entire time. Thank you for this.
Oh yeah!
What Noglin said. Great stuff! Mandatorily added to my 86box harddrive!
What a pleasure to watch! Great design (transitions, colours), funky music, polished effects and a tribute to Wirth as a bonus. Top notch!
Massive demo & super smooth! Love the re-imagined/remixed effects - while being presented in such an aesthetic way. Thank you so much for this great show.
One of the best demos for DOS.
Written on the old Turbo Pascal 7 compiler from the nineties, which adds to the authenticity.
Written on the old Turbo Pascal 7 compiler from the nineties, which adds to the authenticity.
Love the smooth oldschool VGA aesthetic and music
Thanks to everyone for the feedback! We really tried to make a good demo.
As for the source code: I’ll definitely publish it. But first, I’d like to make the final version, fix a few things, and maybe improve the optimization in some places.
And one more recommendation: if you’re running the demo on a 486 PC with a Sound Blaster, please select a mixing rate of 22050 Hz (in the startup menu). By default it’s set to 44100, but for a 486 that’s still a bit too heavy. This affects the smoothness of the visual effects.
As for the source code: I’ll definitely publish it. But first, I’d like to make the final version, fix a few things, and maybe improve the optimization in some places.
And one more recommendation: if you’re running the demo on a 486 PC with a Sound Blaster, please select a mixing rate of 22050 Hz (in the startup menu). By default it’s set to 44100, but for a 486 that’s still a bit too heavy. This affects the smoothness of the visual effects.
Lovely MS-dos demo !
Nice music !
All is very good.
Nice music !
All is very good.
cool demo: great effects, color choice, music synchronization
this is the reason to turn on old dos comp and watch it there
this is the reason to turn on old dos comp and watch it there
Really enjoyed this demo at the compo, especially the small transitions chaining together the impressive main effects. Lovely attention to details!
Has strong stock Amiga 1200 demo vibes, which is good! Turbo Pascal 7 FTW! (with help from inline Asm, of course :) I tried it on PCem with 486/66 CPU and it ran well with little slowdown.
Too good.
Excellent, great stuff, the plasmas are beautiful, very nice physics and reflection mapping, overall nice transitions, very polished! Triple thumb for using TP7 (my preferred language back in the days ;) and targeting a fine oldschool machine like a 486 ... many thanks for the greetz!
Very cool, fast paced and designed demo, some very nice effects and transitions between them. I liked the music too. However, i would have liked to see more static pictures between the effects. Great tribute to the good ol' days.
very cool old feelings! Thanks a lot!
good
Great
Cool oldschool demo with nice trasitions.
Really nice! Runs good on my SNI-PCD-5H P60/ET4000w32. Thx!
oldskool vibes, awesome .s3m
I'm so glad to be alive in 2025, just so I could witness a brand-new DOS demo running on my hardware.
This one worked excellently on my Core 2 Quad with FreeDOS. It has buttery smooth animation and a snazzy soundtrack - exactly what I'd expect to see in a modern prod. The audio stuttered a bit, but that's probably down to VSBHDA.
This one worked excellently on my Core 2 Quad with FreeDOS. It has buttery smooth animation and a snazzy soundtrack - exactly what I'd expect to see in a modern prod. The audio stuttered a bit, but that's probably down to VSBHDA.
Yes , yes and yes! This is what a proper oldschool 486 demo looks like. Better than many done in the 90s when the same machines were mainstream. And have to like it even more due to made with Turbo Pascal 7 + inline asm, the same combo that I've grown up coding games and demos with.
Can only love the physics and good syncs all over. Already waiting for your next demo 8)
Can only love the physics and good syncs all over. Already waiting for your next demo 8)
Well deserved 1st place, congrats! =)))
Brilliant presentation of some classics (or less classics) effects! Thank you! :-D
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