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TTE – Le Billiard Americain
Publication author offline 1 week mus@shi9 0 Comments: 1163Publics: 2786Registration: 06-03-2017
It’s simple, but the tune r0x, and the starfield is proper. All makes a good mood, proper cracktro style. Love it. Nothing fancy but addictive! Thx for converting it.
i used to mail-swap with someone in TST, a really fast guy, he sent me R-Type, way b4 anybody else did.
Well enough – it got a scroller! 😉 Again somewhat sexually loaded scroll text with a hmm at the end.. Anyway, any history for the “tartan army” as a name? I could figure out the Scottish connection with the name and members but is that so? 😉
haha sorry about the scroller, pretty embarrassing.. what can I say.. we were young 😉
Not so sure about who named the group.. They were going before I joined.. But yes we were all Scottish and the Tartan Army is the name for the Scottish football supporters so probably named after that!
I always wondered about the coop with The Supply Team and later also Kefrens from Denmark
Not sure.. Scott used to deal with that side of things..
Ooh.. I coded that! 🙂
I figured you were the culprit! First time I ever saw someone cracking an Amiga game was you working on “Powerdrome” from EA, I think that may have been in the TA+TST days too? “**bs Utils Disk” was the essential disk back then amongst wanna-be crackers/sceners, which you kindly let many of us copy – a belated thanks 🙂
Was that in the shop in Aberdeen? Yeah probably was Tartan Army.. maybe even Oracle… can’t remember! I’m pretty sure I’ve still got Rabs Utilities in my attic somewhere! 🙂
Yes, it was in the (in)famous shop 🙂 I found a copy of Rabs Utils when I was going through my old stuff, but all it did was click repeatedly and fail to image a single track of the disk using KryoFlux – seriously dead floppy 🙁
What is the story behind this preview? Was it a demo disk from a magazine if so was it protected?
Dave Jones from DMA actually gave us that to spread knowing we were in the scene and knowing we’d get it far and wide. Dave used to run a computer club at the university of Abrtay in Dundee which is where i got to know him. (he was in the scene in the early days too, Kent Team i think). That was when i first started dabbling in game coding and DMA were supplying me graphics for a game which i was doing in my spare time but i was too lazy and it came to nothing.. I was offered… Read more »
Another fine one by Musashi9! +++ 🙂
Fair enough. Nice module.