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Flashtro – Yoomp v 1.09
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Great! Just great. And that tune!
Yeah the tune is a classic but I don’t think it fits here. However the color scheme is gorgeous, and the overall design is slick. Some people are just natural born designers…
I think the tune is OK. It was a late 89 or 90 so the PTK chips were not yet popular and Romeo Knight’s “Beat to the Pulp” nor BitArt’s “Proton.fc” would not fit here neither… Look, the scroller’s sinus is quite delicate, matching the “Commando.bp” rhythm.
Corsair had some talent to design colors in a nice way (Copper Master for ex.), indeed. Here it is a tricky, cause (I think) every scroller has its own colour and it colour had its own copperlist. That’s what gives such an original n nice effect on the (sinus!) scroller.
Classic one, still love it!
It shines! =)
Those colours are indeed beautiful. I don’t mind the tune either; I always liked a cracktro with a hint of melancholic sadness. I was emo in 1989 already.
What does “emo” stand for?
If I am not mistake, the “EMO” is a special style, a way of being, feeling. Most probably from the word “EMO-tional”. Dunno…
There is a musical aspect, style, which can be described as (quite/very) melancholic, very emotional, even sad, touching profoundly the listeners, probably because of past experience.
Emo might be as well the style of expression, often expressed to the outside world in a way of wearing clothes, colors even make-ups. Darkish hair (eyes hidden behind), numerous bracelets, special clothes, shoes.
The beautiful classic. The colors are so nice. Corsair, if you ever read this: I love your intros.
and they still look cool today
Someone out there had a skill with palette design 😉 Nice sinus.. never liked this zik, though.
Always loved this one, always liked the copper colours which made it so distinct on those scrollers.