By Steve Jarrett
A STOS Mega demo by Steve Jarrett, featuring many guest screens. Comes on two disks.
Tag - Demos
By Various People
A STOS Mega Demo featuring screens from Tony Greenwood, Martin Cubitt, Chris Sharp, Oribal Software and Dean. Has a very nice rendition of The Never Ending Story for the main menu music.
By Captain Zogg and The Skunk
5 different demo screens written in pure STOS BASIC without the use of any machine code.
By Neil Halliday
Shifter 3 is a multi-directional, single plane, shifter screen written in or around 1992 by Neil Halliday / GBP Software. It was to form part of our Hellbender Demos which was never finished.
Included in the zip is the full source code for the demo screen.
By Neil Halliday
The Siner Screen is a demo that was written for the Hellbender Demo, which was a mega demo that Bruno Azzara and myself were writing. Alas, we never finished it before work and life got in the way!
This demo features a 320×200 single plane 1 pixel horizontal sine scroller (in real-time), with 3 single plane bobs and single plane vu meters.
In the zip you will find the full source code for the demo screen.
By Bruno Azzara
The Confusion Demo screen written by Bruno Azzara of GBP Software. This screen was written for the Hysteria Demo and features a 32×32 single plane horizontal scroller, a single plane vertical scrolling background, multiple parallax, a vertical scroller and vu-meters.
Included in the zip file is the full source code for the screen.
By Bruno Azzara & Neil Halliday
Bob’s Your Uncle is an early demo screen by Bruno & Neil from GBP Software. It features two vertical scrollers, a travelling background, mouse controlled unlimited bobs and digi drum music.
Contained within the zip file is the .BAS source file. Looking at the source code, it doesn’t need any extensions to run.
By Colin A. Watt & Neil Stewart
A racing car main menu wrapped around a number of demo screens by A.C.O & Flair, featuring screens from various guests. The demo comes on two disks, with the second disk containing the source code for the impressive full screen intro (not STE or above compatible).