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Very nice!
Yummy stuff, scroller rulez!
Very nice! Props to TStorm for the conversion and well, Pan is a legend anyway… much love for all the SNES heroes! I didn’t know he was active on the C-64 too. The only C-64 ‘Paninaro’ I remembered was the short-lived cracking group with ex-Ikari and DCS members.
Great scroller, never saw this either on a c64. different Paninaro from this one?http://janeway.exotica.org.uk/author.php?id=41380
I know he’s from US and was also active on SNES scene. And he changed his handle to Pan.
http://csdb.dk/scener/?id=7144
Which makes me believe he’s actually Pan / Anthrox.
http://demozoo.org/sceners/9945/
Affirmative ;).
Nice scroller and SID
That scroller looks very sophisticated for C64!
A really cool intro.
Very beautiful commy stuff once again; they could have spell-checked their own slogan though =D
Ha, did not know TS were alive in the 90s. Cool logo. Good scroll effect, indeed. I think it is a kinda DYCP trick.
Very slick intro, how is that done on c64? Animated font (stored as charset) or actually plotted to blank chars (like a DYCP for example)?
It was done like (most) DYCP – screen setup and drawing into charset row by row of font data.
First time I’ve seen a sine-scroller like that on the C64, pretty good looking!
Must admit I’ve never seen such a scroller either on C64. At least not in early 90s C64 intros. According to the original coder, Paninaro / Alpha Filight, this was his last code before going fully Amiga. (http://intros.c64.org/main.php?module=showintro&iid=2099).
Also, this crack seems to be the last of Survivors activity according to CSDb (http://csdb.dk/group/?id=1680).
Ta for the info TStorm!