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MC-Paddy III

2006-12-31T18:03:15Z

UNiX:

'''MC-Paddy III (1991)''' was the third of three "only 72 hours"-Demos created by the swiss trio [[Asterix]], [[TMP]] and [[Warlock]].

See also the two first ones: [[MC-Paddy I]] and [[MC-Paddy II]].

[http://genesis8.free.fr/frontend/demos/unixt3.zip MC-Paddy III Demo (Download)]

[http://www.cpcscene.com/index.php?fileid=1167565340b93d1c53f3b14e67415fdfdba71bce3a MC-Paddy III Demo (alternate link)]

{|
|-
| [[Image:UNiX3 Asterix.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy III (1991) Asterix-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX3 TMP.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy III (1991) TMP-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX3 Warlock.JPG|none|thumb|300px|MC-Paddy III (1991) Warlock-Part]]
|}

Some remarks to the different parts:

Asterix's part contains multiple scrolls with all different speeds. It was at the
time the first one to create so many different scrolls with differents speeds.

TMP's part contained three interesting features. First of all the sinus scroll at the
top. This idea was perfected later on by others adding a mouvement into the sinus curve.
The second part is the vertical scaled raster bars. TMP was one of the first ones
to implement this effect at the time.
The third feature being the big fat jumping hardware scroll below the bars.
And last but not least the big sprite on the bottom. Interesting was especially
the smooth mouvement of it.

Warlock's part, once again very colourful contained two very interesting features.
First the smooth upscroll which was a new thing on the scene at the time.
And the never equalled genius effect in the middle: The coloured rasters in the
middle.
The spectacular thing about it is that it contains many more of the red/blue colour tones
the CPC was having.

[[Category:Demos]]

MC-Paddy III

2006-12-31T15:40:58Z

UNiX:

'''MC-Paddy III (1991)''' was the third of three "only 72 hours"-Demos created by the swiss trio [[Asterix]], [[TMP]] and [[Warlock]].

See also the two first ones: [[MC-Paddy I]] and [[MC-Paddy II]].

[http://genesis8.free.fr/frontend/demos/unixt3.zip MC-Paddy III Demo (Download)]

[http://www.cpcscene.com/index.php?fileid=1167565340b93d1c53f3b14e67415fdfdba71bce3a MC-Paddy III Demo (alternate link)]

{|
|-
| [[Image:UNiX3 Asterix.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy III (1991) Asterix-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX3 TMP.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy III (1991) TMP-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX3 Warlock.JPG|none|thumb|300px|MC-Paddy III (1991) Warlock-Part]]
|}

Some remarks to the different parts:

Asterix's part contains multiple scrolls with all different speeds. It was at the
time the first one to create so many different scrolls with differents speeds.

TMP's part contained three interesting features. First of all the sinus scroll at the
top. This idea was perfected later on by others adding a mouvement into the sinus curve.
The second part is the vertical scaled raster bars. TMP was one of the first ones
to implement this effect at the time.
The third feature being the big fat jumping hardware scroll below the bars.
And last but not least the big sprite on the bottom. Interesting was especially
the smooth mouvement of it.

Warlock's part, once again very colourful contained two very interesting features.
First the smooth upscroll which was a new thing on the scene at the time.
And the never equalled genius effect in the middle: The coloured rasters in the
middle.
The spectacular thing about it is that it contains many more than the 32 colour tones
the CPC was having.

[[Category:Demos]]

MC-Paddy II

2006-12-31T15:40:04Z

UNiX:

'''MC-Paddy II (1990)''' was the second of three "only 72 hours"-Demos created by the swiss trio [[Asterix]], [[TMP]] and [[Warlock]].

In the end this party was done three times, see also [[MC-Paddy I]] and [[MC-Paddy III]].

[http://genesis8.free.fr/frontend/demos/mcpadd2.zip MC-Paddy II Demo (Download)]

[http://www.cpcscene.com/index.php?fileid=116756534033ad16c5049a3fccbd47ccfd123c0112 MC-Paddy II Demo (alternate link)]

{|
|-
| [[Image:UNiX2 Asterix.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy II (1990) Asterix-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX2 TMP.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy II (1990) TMP-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX2 Warlock.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy II (1990) Warlock-Part]]
|}

[[Category:Demos]]

MC-Paddy I

2006-12-31T15:38:48Z

UNiX:

'''MC-Paddy I (1989)''' was the first of three "only 72 hours"-Demos created by the swiss trio [[Asterix]], [[TMP]] and [[Warlock]].

The idea behind those parties was to create an entire demo from scratch in three days time.

The name MC-Paddy stands for MC (Machine Code) Paddy (Party) and was to be understood as a bit of a programming marathon.

Two other MC-Paddies followed this one: [[MC-Paddy II]] and [[MC-Paddy III]].

[http://genesis8.free.fr/frontend/demos/mcpadd1.zip MC-Paddy I Demo (Download)]

[http://www.cpcscene.com/index.php?fileid=1167565340c3af0fbf6762651cd0a7d0f2098e639c MC-Paddy I Demo (alternate link)]

{|
|-
| [[Image:UNiX1.JPG|none|thumb|300px|MC-Paddy I (1989)]]
| [[Image:UNiX1.gif|none|thumb|300px|MC-Paddy I (1989)]]
|}

[[Category:Demos]]

MC-Paddy I

2006-12-31T15:38:38Z

UNiX:

'''MC-Paddy I (1989)''' was the first of three "only 72 hours"-Demos created by the swiss trio [[Asterix]], [[TMP]] and [[Warlock]].

The idea behind those parties was to create an entire demo from scratch in three days time.

The name MC-Paddy stands for MC (Machine Code) Paddy (Party) and was to be understood as a bit of a programming marathon.

Two other MC-Paddies followed this one: [[MC-Paddy II]] and [[MC-Paddy III]].

[http://genesis8.free.fr/frontend/demos/mcpadd1.zip MC-Paddy I Demo (Download)]
[http://www.cpcscene.com/index.php?fileid=1167565340c3af0fbf6762651cd0a7d0f2098e639c MC-Paddy I Demo (alternate link)]

{|
|-
| [[Image:UNiX1.JPG|none|thumb|300px|MC-Paddy I (1989)]]
| [[Image:UNiX1.gif|none|thumb|300px|MC-Paddy I (1989)]]
|}

[[Category:Demos]]

Cuddly Demo Asterix Part

2006-12-31T14:45:19Z

UNiX:

'''Cuddly Demo Asterix Part''' was Asterix's contribution to [[The Cuddly Demo]].
Gfx by [[Mig]] and [[SKF]] of [[UNiX]].

[http://cpcrulez.free.fr/Scene_Demos/index.php?download=Cuddly_preview_Asterix_Part to download Cuddly Demo Asterix Part]

[[Image:CuddlyAsterixPart.jpg|none|thumb|250px|Cuddly Demo Asterix Part]]

[[Category:Demos]]

Split 'n' Scroll

2006-12-31T14:38:43Z

UNiX:

'''The Split 'n' Scroll Demo''' by [[BMC]].

This demo was meant to be a part of the [[The Cuddly Demo]]
but never got officially released.

[http://www.cpcscene.com/index.php?fileid=116756534014abd02e406faca8b48c915194c7f0da To download Cuddly Demo Split 'n' Scroll Part]

[[Image:Cuddlydemo.JPG|none|thumb|250px|Split 'n' Scroll by BMC]]

[[Category:Demos]]

Split 'n' Scroll

2006-12-31T14:32:10Z

UNiX:

'''The Split 'n' Scroll Demo''' by [[BMC]].

This demo was meant to be a part of the [[The Cuddly Demo]]
but never got officially released.

[[Image:Cuddlydemo.JPG|none|thumb|250px|Split 'n' Scroll by BMC]]

[[Category:Demos]]

File:Cuddlydemo.JPG

2006-12-31T14:31:09Z

UNiX:

Split 'n' Scroll

2006-12-31T14:28:07Z

UNiX:

'''The Split 'n' Scroll Demo''' by [[BMC]].

This demo was meant to be a part of the [[The Cuddly Demo]]
but never got officially released.

[[Category:Demos]]

The Cuddly Demo

2006-12-31T14:26:20Z

UNiX:

'''The Cuddly Demo''' a project by [[BMC]] amongst others.

The demo was never officially released, but two previews exist:

[[Split 'n' Scroll]] by [[BMC]]

[[Cuddly Demo Asterix Part]] by [[Asterix]], [[Mig]] and [[SKF]] of [[UNiX]]

[[Category:Demos]]

The Cuddly Demo

2006-12-31T14:25:39Z

UNiX:

'''The Cuddly Demo''' a project by [[BMC]] amongst others.

The demo was never officially released, but two previews exist:

Split 'n' Scroll by [[BMC]]

[[Cuddly Demo Asterix Part]] by [[Asterix]], [[Mig]] and [[SKF]] of [[UNiX]]

[[Category:Demos]]

The Cuddly Demo

2006-12-31T14:25:13Z

UNiX:

'''The Cuddly Demo''' a project by [[BMC]] amongst others.

The demo was never officially released, but two previews exist:

Split 'n' Scroll by [[BMC]]

[[Cuddly Demo Asterix Part]] by [[Asterix]] of [[UNiX]] and Gfx by [[Mig]] and [[SKF]] of [[UNiX]]

[[Category:Demos]]

The Cuddly Demo

2006-12-31T14:25:01Z

UNiX:

'''The Cuddly Demo''' a project by [[BMC]] amongst others.

The demo was never officially released, but two previews exist:

Split 'n' Scroll by [[BMC]]
[[Cuddly Demo Asterix Part]] by [[Asterix]] of [[UNiX]] and Gfx by [[Mig]] and [[SKF]] of [[UNiX]]

[[Category:Demos]]

The Cuddly Demo

2006-12-31T14:24:45Z

UNiX:

'''The Cuddly Demo''' a project by [[BMC]] amongst others.

The demo was never officially released, but two previews exist:
Split 'n' Scroll by [[BMC]]
[[Cuddly Demo Asterix Part]] by [[Asterix]] of [[UNiX]] and Gfx by [[Mig]] and [[SKF]] of [[UNiX]]

[[Category:Demos]]

The Cuddly Demo

2006-12-31T14:24:32Z

UNiX:

'''The Cuddly Demo''' a project by [[BMC]] amongst others.
The demo was never officially released, but two previews exist:
Split 'n' Scroll by [[BMC]]
[[Cuddly Demo Asterix Part]] by [[Asterix]] of [[UNiX]] and Gfx by [[Mig]] and [[SKF]] of [[UNiX]]

[[Category:Demos]]

Cuddly Demo Asterix Part

2006-12-31T14:15:28Z

UNiX:

'''Cuddly Demo Asterix Part''' was Asterix's contribution to the Cuddly Demo.
Gfx by [[Mig]] and [[SKF]] of [[UNiX]].

[http://cpcrulez.free.fr/Scene_Demos/index.php?download=Cuddly_preview_Asterix_Part to download Cuddly Demo Asterix Part]

[[Image:CuddlyAsterixPart.jpg|none|thumb|250px|Cuddly Demo Asterix Part]]

[[Category:Demos]]

File:CuddlyAsterixPart.jpg

2006-12-31T14:15:02Z

UNiX:

Cuddly Demo Asterix Part

2006-12-31T14:14:41Z

UNiX:

'''Cuddly Demo Asterix Part''' was Asterix's contribution to the Cuddly Demo.
Gfx by [[Mig]] and [[SKF]] of [[UNiX]].

[http://cpcrulez.free.fr/Scene_Demos/index.php?download=Cuddly_preview_Asterix_Part to download Cuddly Demo Asterix Part]

[[Image:UNiX3 Asterix.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy III (1991) Asterix-Part]]

[[Category:Demos]]

Cuddly Demo Asterix Part

2006-12-31T14:10:58Z

UNiX:

http://cpcrulez.free.fr/Scene_Demos/index.php?download=Cuddly_preview_Asterix_Part

Asterix

2006-12-31T14:10:47Z

UNiX: /* Demos */

'''Asterix''' (Cedric Roserens) was a member of the cpc team [[UNiX]]

== Biography ==

Asterix was the older brother of [[TMP]].
This Swiss demomaker started programming in BASIC when his father offered him and his brother
a CPC 464 (yeah, the one with the cassette player).
After a while he started programming little line of Assembler using the BASIC commands
PEEK and POKE. Pretty soon he little brother TMP (thirteen years old at the time)
convinced him to use an Assembler editor. From then on the two brothers and their local
CPC mate [[Warlock]] started with some serious demomaking.
Beside his two Swiss mates he had an excellent contact to the Danish grand-father of
the scene [[JLCS]] (long live Lasse Pladsen and Rolroed med Floede !) and the Austrian
programming prodigy [[Elmsoft]].
Elmsoft and Asterix made one of their first demos together and called it
[[TwinBlast Demo]].
JLCS later on helped founding the group [[UNiX]] the Swiss trio.

== Demos ==

* [[Asterix Demo]]
* [[Asterix-TMP Demo]]
* [[Tri-Star Demo]]
* [[TwinBlast Demo]]
* [[MC-Paddy I]]
* [[MC-Paddy II]]
* [[MC-Paddy III]]
* [[Cuddly Demo Asterix Part]]

== Groups ==

* [[UNiX]]

== Meetings ==

* [[Euromeeting 1]] in Osnabrück (D) (1991)
* [[Euromeeting 2]] in Reims (F) (1992)

== Links ==

[[Category:CPC scene members]]

Warlock

2006-12-31T13:59:27Z

UNiX: /* Demos */

[[Image:Pascal1.jpg|right|thumb|160px|Warlock at the end of 80's.]]
[[Image:Pascal2.jpg|right|thumb|160px|Warlock at the end of 90's.]]

----

'''Warlock''' was a game-cracker, sound-ripper, demo-coder, and one of the three swiss-founders of the demo-group called [[UNiX]]. Warlock was the Amstrad-CPC-Pseudonym used by '''Pascal Rohrbach''' born 1973 in Biel/Bienne (CH).

== Biography ==

Starting in 1984 at the age of 11 years by playing non-coloured games written in BASIC on a Commodore VC-20 it quickly turned out that the digital-world would be a part of his future.

Buying an Amstrad CPC in 1986 and after some first steps of programming in BASIC, Pascal Rohrbach started his search for contacts and other sharers in europe by cracking some games and ripping sounds out of games under different groups like ICO. After finding many share-contacts in lots of different countries in Europe (Germany, Spain, France, Greece, UK, Denmark….) and even 2 of them ([[Asterix]], [[TMP]]) in the same city (Biel/CH) he started to code demos in Z80/Assembler.

United with [[Asterix]] and [[TMP]] the idea was to create a demo with a special challenge by only having 72 hours from the drawing/coding of the first pixel until its release, so the first of 3 named MC-Paddy-Demos was created in 1989. (MC = MachineCode)

After repeating this 3-day-event in 1990 by the release of [[MC-Paddy II]], the group called [[UNiX]] was created by Warlock, [[Asterix]] and [[TMP]]. By joining of the 2 graphic artists MiG & SKF from France and the 3 well known coders from Denmark [[NWC]], [[JLCS]] and [[Tyronesoft]] [[UNiX]] probably became one of the “strongest” groups after [[Logon System]], in nearly each demo they discovered a new effect or technique.

Unfortunately the release of the [[MC-Paddy III]] in 1991 was the last (re-)founded work of [[Warlock]] in the past. His long work on different parts for the Unique and the Cuddly Demo was never totally finished and only some graphics have been found many years after his retreat from the active scene in the later released Unique Demo by [[NWC]].

Warlock’s participation on the 2 euromeetings in Germany and France was his last active appearance on the Amstrad CPC scene.
After a break Pascal went on PC under the pseudonym of V3n0m (Venom) by playing different online-games like Quake (1996) or Unreal Tournament (1999) in European leagues with respectable results. He participated on different LAN-Partys and in 2002 after co-organizing an event for approximately 80 peoples in CH he quit the online-game-community.

== Demos ==

* [[Tri-Star Demo]]
* [[MC-Paddy I]] (1989)
* [[MC-Paddy II]] (1990)
* [[MC-Paddy III]] (1991)
* [[Unique]] (GFX)

== Groups ==

* [[UNiX]]

== Meetings ==

* [[Euromeeting 1]] in Osnabrück (D) (1991)
* [[Euromeeting 2]] in Reims (F) (1992)

== Links ==

* [http://www.greenpeace.org/ Greenpeace]
* [http://www.wwf.org/ WWF]

[[Category:CPC scene members]]

TMP

2006-12-31T13:58:54Z

UNiX: /* Demos */

'''TMP''' (Michel Roserens) was a member of the cpc team [[UNiX]]

== Biography ==

TMP is the younger brother of Asterix. He started programming at the age
of twelve. He was the programming genius of the three Swiss [[Warlock]], [[Asterix]] and [[TMP]].
Assembler did not have any secrets to him at the age of thirteen and he would have
been the youngest demomaker on the scene at the time.

We will never forget the day when at the [[Euromeeting 1]] meeting he asked [[JLCS]]: "He JL, do
you fancy programming a 'Gump Scroll' with me ? We will never forget JL's expression
on his face asking: "Excuse me, what's a 'Gump Scroll' ?". TMP at his age hadn't
realized that 'Gump Scroll' (Gump = To jump in Swiss German) wasn't known as
a verb outside Switzerland...

Despite this he was the strongest of the Swiss crew, when it came to coding. He had
the fastest algorithms and knew all the tricks first.
Nobody was surprised to see him graduate as a Computer Engineer from the Swiss Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL).

Today he is working in a Swiss bank, is married to his long time girlfriend and father to a cute little daughter.

== Demos ==

* [[Asterix-TMP Demo]]
* [[Tri-Star Demo]]
* [[MC-Paddy I]] (1989)
* [[MC-Paddy II]] (1990)
* [[MC-Paddy III]] (1991)

== Groups ==

* [[UNiX]]

== Meetings ==

* [[Euromeeting 1]] in Osnabrück (D) (1991)
* [[Euromeeting 2]] in Reims (F) (1992)

[[Category:CPC scene members]]

Tri-Star Demo

2006-12-31T13:57:50Z

UNiX:

Early days cooperation between the three Swiss [[Asterix]], [[TMP]] and [[Warlock]].

[http://www.cpcscene.com/index.php?fileid=11675653405244a413d66b6c2db816e66468c86b41 Download Asterix-TMP demo]

[[Category:Demos]]

Asterix-TMP Demo

2006-12-31T13:57:36Z

UNiX:

First demo of [[Asterix]] and [[TMP]] together.

[http://www.cpcscene.com/index.php?fileid=1167565340082cec17eea3778afd31ce8272e75b78 Download Asterix-TMP demo]

[[Category:Demos]]

Asterix Demo

2006-12-31T13:57:21Z

UNiX:

First demo of [[Asterix]] of [[UNiX]]

[http://genesis8.free.fr/frontend/demos/asterixd.zip Download Asterix demo]

[[Category:Demos]]

Tri-Star Demo

2006-12-31T13:56:48Z

UNiX:

Early days cooperation between the three Swiss [[Asterix]], [[TMP]] and [[Warlock]].

[http://www.cpcscene.com/index.php?fileid=11675653405244a413d66b6c2db816e66468c86b41 Download Asterix-TMP demo]

Asterix-TMP Demo

2006-12-31T13:55:06Z

UNiX:

First demo of [[Asterix]] and [[TMP]] together.

[http://www.cpcscene.com/index.php?fileid=1167565340082cec17eea3778afd31ce8272e75b78 Download Asterix-TMP demo]

Asterix-TMP Demo

2006-12-31T13:54:06Z

UNiX:

First demo of [[Asterix]] and [[TMP]] together

[http://genesis8.free.fr/frontend/demos/asterixd.zip Download Asterix demo]

Asterix

2006-12-31T13:53:29Z

UNiX: /* Demos */

'''Asterix''' (Cedric Roserens) was a member of the cpc team [[UNiX]]

== Biography ==

Asterix was the older brother of [[TMP]].
This Swiss demomaker started programming in BASIC when his father offered him and his brother
a CPC 464 (yeah, the one with the cassette player).
After a while he started programming little line of Assembler using the BASIC commands
PEEK and POKE. Pretty soon he little brother TMP (thirteen years old at the time)
convinced him to use an Assembler editor. From then on the two brothers and their local
CPC mate [[Warlock]] started with some serious demomaking.
Beside his two Swiss mates he had an excellent contact to the Danish grand-father of
the scene [[JLCS]] (long live Lasse Pladsen and Rolroed med Floede !) and the Austrian
programming prodigy [[Elmsoft]].
Elmsoft and Asterix made one of their first demos together and called it
[[TwinBlast Demo]].
JLCS later on helped founding the group [[UNiX]] the Swiss trio.

== Demos ==

* [[Asterix Demo]]
* [[Asterix-TMP Demo]]
* [[Tri-Star Demo]]
* [[TwinBlast Demo]]
* [[MC-Paddy I]]
* [[MC-Paddy II]]
* [[MC-Paddy III]]

== Groups ==

* [[UNiX]]

== Meetings ==

* [[Euromeeting 1]] in Osnabrück (D) (1991)
* [[Euromeeting 2]] in Reims (F) (1992)

== Links ==

[[Category:CPC scene members]]

EGS

2006-12-31T12:58:05Z

UNiX:

[[Image:egs.jpg|thumb|EGS in 2001 (Very traditional with Almdudler]]
'''Elmsoft Game Service''' or EGS (Elmar Krieger) from Austria programmed several demos and a few games on CPC and Nintendo Gameboy for [[Titus Software]].

== Groups ==

* [[GCS]]

== Releases ==
=== Demos ===
* [[Amiga Demo #4]] (1990)
* [[Magic Demo #2]]
* [[Space Demo #1]] (1989)
* [[TwinBlast Demo]]

=== Games ===
* [[Cyborgs]]
* [[Prehistorik 2]]
* [[Super Cauldron]]
* [[Zap't'Balls]]

[[Category:CPC scene members]]

TwinBlast Demo

2006-12-31T12:55:37Z

UNiX:

First cooperation between Austrian demomaker [[EGS]] and Swiss demomaker [[Asterix]].

[http://www.cpcscene.com/index.php?fileid=1167565340749bab519f63851a30fae69e570d5a98 TwinBlast demo (Download)]

{|
|-
| [[Image:Twinblast1.jpg|none|thumb|250px|Twinblast Demo (1990) Intro by EGS]]
| [[Image:Twinblast2.jpg|none|thumb|250px|Twinblast Demo (1990) Part by Asterix]]
| [[Image:Twinblast3.jpg|none|thumb|250px|Twinblast Demo (1990) Part by EGS]]
|}

TwinBlast Demo

2006-12-31T12:55:07Z

UNiX:

First cooperation between Austrian demomaker [[EGS]] and Swiss demomaker [[Asterix]].

[http://www.cpcscene.com/index.php?fileid=1167565340749bab519f63851a30fae69e570d5a98 TwinBlast demo (Download)]

{|
|-
| [[Image:Twinblast1.jpg|none|thumb|250px|Twinblast Demo (1990) Intro by EGS]]
| [[Image:Twinblast2.jpg|none|thumb|250px|Twinblast Demo (1990) Part by Aster]]
| [[Image:Twinblast3.jpg|none|thumb|300px|Twinblast Demo (1990) Part by EGS]]
|}

TwinBlast Demo

2006-12-31T12:54:02Z

UNiX:

First cooperation between Austrian demomaker [[EGS]] and Swiss demomaker [[Asterix]].

[http://www.cpcscene.com/index.php?fileid=1167565340749bab519f63851a30fae69e570d5a98 TwinBlast demo (Download)]

{|
|-
| [[Image:Twinblast1.jpg|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy III (1991) Asterix-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX3 Twinblast2.jpg|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy III (1991) TMP-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX3 Twinblast3.jpg|none|thumb|300px|MC-Paddy III (1991) Warlock-Part]]
|}

TwinBlast Demo

2006-12-31T12:52:55Z

UNiX:

First cooperation between Austrian demomaker [[EGS]] and Swiss demomaker [[Asterix]].

[http://www.cpcscene.com/index.php?fileid=1167565340749bab519f63851a30fae69e570d5a98 TwinBlast demo (Download)]

{|
|-
| [[Image:UNiX3 Twinblast1.jpg|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy III (1991) Asterix-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX3 Twinblast2.jpg|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy III (1991) TMP-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX3 Twinblast3.jpg|none|thumb|300px|MC-Paddy III (1991) Warlock-Part]]
|}

TwinBlast Demo

2006-12-31T12:52:15Z

UNiX:

First cooperation between Austrian demomaker [[EGS]] and Swiss demomaker [[Asterix]].

[http://www.cpcscene.com/index.php?fileid=1167565340749bab519f63851a30fae69e570d5a98 TwinBlast demo (Download)]

{|
|-
| [[Image:UNiX3 Twinblast1.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy III (1991) Asterix-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX3 TMP.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy III (1991) TMP-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX3 Warlock.JPG|none|thumb|300px|MC-Paddy III (1991) Warlock-Part]]
|}

File:Twinblast3.jpg

2006-12-31T12:50:48Z

UNiX:

File:Twinblast2.jpg

2006-12-31T12:50:19Z

UNiX:

File:Twinblast1.jpg

2006-12-31T12:49:49Z

UNiX:

Euromeeting 1

2006-12-31T08:33:39Z

UNiX:

[[Image:Euro1Group.jpg|thumb|Euromeeting 1]]

Organised by [[BMC]] 27-28th July 1991, northern Germany, Osnabrück.

== Participants ==
* [[Asterix]]
* [[BMC]]
* [[BSC]]
* [[Cristal]]
* [[Digit]]
* [[DJH]]
* [[Excalibur]]
* [[Fefesse]]
* [[Fred Crazy]]
* [[KNS]]
* [[Longshot]]
* [[LTP]]
* [[MCS]]
* [[Naminu]]
* [[NWC]]
* [[Overflow]]
* [[Poum]]
* [[Robby]]
* [[Rubi]]
* [[Titus]]
* [[The rat]]
* [[The saurian]]
* [[Thriller of gos]]
* [[TMP]]
* [[Valerie]]
* [[Warlock]]
* [[Weee!]]
* [[Wizard of merlyn]]

== Picture Galleries ==

<gallery caption="Some photos of Euromeeting 1">
Image:euro1_01.jpg
Image:euro1_02.jpg
</gallery>

=== Press ===
<gallery caption="Articles">
Image:euro1press01.jpg
Image:euro1press02.jpg
Image:euro1press03.jpg
Image:euro1press04.jpg
Image:euro1press05.jpg
</gallery>

* [http://cpcrulez.free.fr/demoscenePT_european_demoparty91.htm More on Euromeeting 1]
* [http://www.abandonware-magazines.org/ Complete scan of french Cpc Mags]

[[Category:CPC events]]

NWC

2006-12-31T08:31:49Z

UNiX:

[[Image:Nwc.jpg|thumb|New Way Cracking in the early 90s]]
'''N'''ew '''W'''ay '''C'''racking (Peter Sørensen) was a cracker and demo coder from Aalborg in Denmark.

== Memberships ==

[[UNiX]]

== Productions ==

Demos

*[[NWC Intro]] (1987)

*[[Crackers Fight]] (1987)

*[[PC1512]] (1987)

*[[Imported]] (1987)

*[[Kill JL demo]] (AKA Kill JLCS) (Year?)

*[[Kuul Gays]] (Year?)

*[[Thanks Dizzy]] (1987)

*[[Remix I]] (21/3 - 1988)

*[[Final Creation]] (1989?)

*[[Not Dead]] (1990)

*[[Unique]] (1997)

*[[Worldwide Crap]] (Year?)

Tools/Demos

*[[NWC Demo Maker]] (Year?)

*[[NWC Utilities]] (ROM Software)

[[Category:CPC scene members]]

MC-Paddy I

2006-12-30T23:02:05Z

UNiX:

'''MC-Paddy I (1989)''' was the first of three "only 72 hours"-Demos created by the swiss trio [[Asterix]], [[TMP]] and [[Warlock]].

The idea behind those parties was to create an entire demo from scratch in three days time.

The name MC-Paddy stands for MC (Machine Code) Paddy (Party) and was to be understood as a bit of a programming marathon.

[http://genesis8.free.fr/frontend/demos/mcpadd1.zip MC-Paddy I Demo (Download)]

{|
|-
| [[Image:UNiX1.JPG|none|thumb|300px|MC-Paddy I (1989)]]
| [[Image:UNiX1.gif|none|thumb|300px|MC-Paddy I (1989)]]
|}

[[Category:Demos]]

File:UNiX1.gif

2006-12-30T23:00:07Z

UNiX:

MC-Paddy III

2006-12-30T22:16:22Z

UNiX:

'''MC-Paddy III (1991)''' was the third of three "only 72 hours"-Demos created by the swiss trio [[Asterix]], [[TMP]] and [[Warlock]].

[http://genesis8.free.fr/frontend/demos/unixt3.zip MC-Paddy III Demo (Download)]

{|
|-
| [[Image:UNiX3 Asterix.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy III (1991) Asterix-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX3 TMP.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy III (1991) TMP-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX3 Warlock.JPG|none|thumb|300px|MC-Paddy III (1991) Warlock-Part]]
|}

[[Category:Demos]]

MC-Paddy II

2006-12-30T22:15:48Z

UNiX:

'''MC-Paddy II (1990)''' was the second of three "only 72 hours"-Demos created by the swiss trio [[Asterix]], [[TMP]] and [[Warlock]].

[http://genesis8.free.fr/frontend/demos/mcpadd2.zip MC-Paddy II Demo (Download)]

{|
|-
| [[Image:UNiX2 Asterix.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy II (1990) Asterix-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX2 TMP.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy II (1990) TMP-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX2 Warlock.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy II (1990) Warlock-Part]]
|}

[[Category:Demos]]

MC-Paddy I

2006-12-30T22:14:47Z

UNiX:

[[Image:UNiX1.JPG|right|thumb|300px|MC-Paddy I (1989)]]

'''MC-Paddy I (1989)''' was the first of three "only 72 hours"-Demos created by the swiss trio [[Asterix]], [[TMP]] and [[Warlock]].

The idea behind those parties was to create an entire demo from scratch in three days time.

The name MC-Paddy stands for MC (Machine Code) Paddy (Party) and was to be understood as a bit of a programming marathon.

[http://genesis8.free.fr/frontend/demos/mcpadd1.zip MC-Paddy I Demo (Download)]

[[Category:Demos]]

MC-Paddy III

2006-12-30T22:08:39Z

UNiX:

'''MC-Paddy III (1991)''' was the third of three "only 72 hours"-Demos created by the swiss trio [[Asterix]], [[TMP]] and [[Warlock]].

{|
|-
| [[Image:UNiX3 Asterix.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy III (1991) Asterix-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX3 TMP.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy III (1991) TMP-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX3 Warlock.JPG|none|thumb|300px|MC-Paddy III (1991) Warlock-Part]]
|}

[[Category:Demos]]

MC-Paddy II

2006-12-30T22:06:27Z

UNiX:

'''MC-Paddy II (1990)''' was the second of three "only 72 hours"-Demos created by the swiss trio [[Asterix]], [[TMP]] and [[Warlock]].

{|
|-
| [[Image:UNiX2 Asterix.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy II (1990) Asterix-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX2 TMP.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy II (1990) TMP-Part]]
| [[Image:UNiX2 Warlock.JPG|none|thumb|250px|MC-Paddy II (1990) Warlock-Part]]
|}

[[Category:Demos]]

MC-Paddy I

2006-12-30T22:01:28Z

UNiX:

MC-Paddy I

2006-12-30T21:59:09Z

UNiX:

[[Image:UNiX1.JPG|right|thumb|300px|MC-Paddy I (1989)]]

'''MC-Paddy I''' was the first of three "only 72 hours"-Demos created by the swiss trio [[Asterix]], [[TMP]] and [[Warlock]].

The idea behind was to come together for three days and create a demo from scratch.

The name MC-Paddy stands for MC (Machine Code) Paddy (Party) and was to be understood as a bit of a programming marathon.

[[Category:Demos]]