The Sphericool II demo screen written by Steve Jarrett and released at the 16 bit computer fair in June 1991. View the read-me.doc for tips on interacting with the demo screen.
Main demo features a large horizontal rotating logo, “sphericool” vu-meters and a bouncy scroll text. Music is by Mad Max, taken from the Cuddly Demos main menu.
The Tom & Jerry animation demo written in STOS by Erictronics. Features animated graphics and original Tom & Jerry soundtrack. Source code and asset files available on the disk.
Bit Plane – O – Mania was an unfinished demo screen that I created in October of 1993 for a STOS Mega Demo that GBP were writing called “Hellbender”. I recently rediscovered the majority of the source code on one of my many floppy disks I have stored in the attic, but there were some elements missing. I’ve spent my spare time over the last week finishing off the screen so that I can make it available for download on the site. The code is by no means perfect, and I’m sure it can be optimised more, but it works.
The screen features:
Included in the zip file is the main BPOM.BAS file, which is the demo and some sub directories containing the source assets and utility programs for creating the data files in the correct format.
I’d love to hear your feedback on this demo screen, so please comment below!
The unfinished “How Many Can You See?” screen from the abandoned Hellbender demo that we were writing together in ’92/’93. This is a “4 in 1” demo screen that features four mini demos in each corner of the display.
Top Left = Multi colour pixel perfect horizontal sine wave scroller
Top Right = Multi colour sine wave logos (this should have had single plane “GBP” sprites bouncing around too, but never got added)
Bottom Left = Traveling landscape (this should have had 3D balls bouncing around on it)
Bottom Right = Multi colour & multi line sine wave text
DOWNLOAD the full source code.
STOS Demo written by Colin Watt and Billy Allan to show off their new extension “Misty”. One of the best STOS demos ever written.
A STOS Mega Demo written by Colin A. Watt who was one of the writers of Misty and Missing Link along with Neil Stewart and Billy Allan.
STOS Demo written by Neil Stewart and Colin Watt, the creators of Misty and Missing Link.
