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Flickerama by Loonies [web]
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added on the 2011-06-05 17:27:40 by Blueberry  |
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Philip Glass in 128b!
rulez added on the 2011-06-05 17:31:30 by 4mat 
yay
Optimisation's back.
Awesome "Tron"-like music.
Would be great to display a wired Interceptor in this 128b :P
Would be great to display a wired Interceptor in this 128b :P
Funky shit!
The music was impressive for that size limitation. Harmonies, varying accentuation, different structures in harmonies and rhythm. Interesting!
ArtMiga
There is now a video capture and the soundtrack available. Enjoy!
koyaanisqatsi
Very interesting sound indeed
Nice music indeed, I quite like it. :)
Wow! I like it!
Nice. With music.
Best 128b music ever?
Technically extremely impressive!
wtf unbelievable procedural music and optimization work. Massive breakthrough !!! cannot but thumb up !!!
Really interesting experiment. I wonder just how closely one could replicate this with MIDI or bytebeat on DOS.
yes
:)
Excellent music to go with those visuals!
kickass
128 bytes — that’s less than half a tweet, and yet Flickerama delivers a complete, pulsating demoscene miniature. 🧠💥
It’s in microproductions like this that a coder’s craft truly shines — where every byte counts, and beam sync becomes a scalpel of precision.
It’s a bit like writing haiku… but in assembly. 😄
It’s in microproductions like this that a coder’s craft truly shines — where every byte counts, and beam sync becomes a scalpel of precision.
It’s a bit like writing haiku… but in assembly. 😄
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