(Yeah, chances are you've seen this already, since it's gone viral by now. But it's just too funny...)
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Floppotron 2.0
Some people just don't know when to stop.
(Yeah, chances are you've seen this already, since it's gone viral by now. But it's just too funny...)
(Yeah, chances are you've seen this already, since it's gone viral by now. But it's just too funny...)
20 Years HVSC
The High Voltage SID Collection celebrates its 20th anniversary with an exclusive musicdisk, featuring works by celticdesign, Hein, Jellica, Laxity, Linus, psycho8580, and many more. Needless to say, the collection itself has also been updated. With the addition of 1022 new files, it now features over 48000 SIDs.
download 20 Years HVSC musicdisk
download HVSC #65
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
[demo/album] The Chiperia Project Issue #5
Yeah I know, I'm massively behind on all the great demoscene releases of the past month. This is partly due to me having been on vacation, but also due to lack of motivation in recent times. But fear not, I have no plans on giving up Ancient Wonderworld for now.
Anyway, time to start clearing the backlog. Mid June saw the release of another installment in the Chiperia musicdisk series for the classic Amiga computer. And once again, it is an absolutely top-notch collection of original Amiga chiptunes (in the original sense of the word), made by some of the best musicians in the scene. I'm simply amazed how these folks can keep up such a consistently high quality.
download/discuss
Anyway, time to start clearing the backlog. Mid June saw the release of another installment in the Chiperia musicdisk series for the classic Amiga computer. And once again, it is an absolutely top-notch collection of original Amiga chiptunes (in the original sense of the word), made by some of the best musicians in the scene. I'm simply amazed how these folks can keep up such a consistently high quality.
download/discuss
Sega Saturn Reverse-Engineered
Dr Abrasive aka jhl has succeeded in reverse-engineering the CD loading process of the Sega Saturn, something that has not been done in the over 20 years since the console was released. Congratulations for this incredible feat!
Here's a video by cTrix, with Dr Abrasive talking a little about the work he's done and the potential that's opening up as a consequence.
Here's a video by cTrix, with Dr Abrasive talking a little about the work he's done and the potential that's opening up as a consequence.
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