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hmm freaky.... don't know why the URL bit isn't working.... i'll try once more...


http://www.weebls-stuff.com/toons/Anima ... nimation/

monkey puzzle wrote:Anybody know what game this music came from?
It sounds familiar but I cant think where Ive heard it.

just checked and it's the music to Cybernoid II

here's a little movie of it:

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?doc ... &q=dig+dug

cool

oops.... didn't see the other answers

it wasn't angela rippon it was someone else, and there were several games, can't find the name of the show at the moment...

I think this is the link to the project:

http://www.oninternet.nl/projectEngels.asp?projectId=12

just in case anyone hasn't seen it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzE1E6zIEFQ

very cool...

with retro gamer's coverage of Boulderdash, i was quite surprised there was no mention of this 'ripoff' game...

actually, i've only ever played Repton, never played Boulderdash.... cool game...

yep, that would be cool, just a 6-page one-off article...

o........kay....

obviously not that great an idea!

i can help with where to get some (for the amiga), funet seem to still carry lots:

http://ftp.funet.fi/pub/amiga/demos/

not sure about the whole transfer from pc to amiga tho...

I don't know if it's been covered before in the magazine, but it would be nice to see a retrospective of the demo scene from the 80s up to present day, perhaps highlighting groundbreaking demos from certain periods, and not just covering commodore machines (remember Bones on the BBC Micro?

necronom wrote:That was very impressive!

Only 5K of RAM as well.

Try doing that on a 48K Spectrum! <ducks>

Exactly.... although didn't the vic-20 actually only have 3.5k of ram?

on a similar theme.... one of the most awesome things i came across recently was going onto google video and searching for "vic-20" and clicking on the robotic liberation demo... how they achieved this on an unexpanded vic-20 (including music where there are lyrics that sounds almost close to recogn...