Curt Cool was invited by two organisers of danish retrogaming events to talk about the demo scene in general and particular.
Two times a year, a bunch of seasoned Danish Amiga demo sceners get together to talk about old days and enjoying time together.
We (from Nukleus) were invited to Tulou meeting and this totally inspired us all. Nukleus hiking with Tulou in the forest.
When Dreamer presented his first music to the public in 1993, he was just 14 years old. We got him now on the microphone for Jurassic Pack.
The staff of Jurassic Pack recently spoke with Gordian Neumann aka Critikill, who has recently found an own group called Sweet 16 (S16).
The conversation with Hamster of TRSI was originally recorded for the german website tarnkappe.info. You can listen to it as a podcast.
AI graphics are everywhere, now. The impact of that historic change is the right moment to revalue their position and the value of graphics.
With the internet, it's nowadays not the purpose of demo packs to spread intros anymore. So the question is: Do we really still need them?
Times have changed. Whereas in the early 90s several diskmags were released every month on the Amiga, today it's totally different.
Is the demoscene a question of the age? Hardware is more powerful nowadays, but that didn't help to make the situation better.
Hey you old grumpy sceners!If you belong to these people who glorify the past, then continue to read. This short article is for you.
Peter Baustaedter determined the look of popular cinema films such as Avatar, Jumper, The Fifth Element etc. It all started with an Amiga.
In the second part, Peter Baustaedter explains why it made sense to rethink his own character & behaviour before his career really took off.
We spoke to graphic designer Danny Geurtsen. He went from the Amiga scene to Hollywood and the games industry as a graphic designer.
The Norwegian musician Maze has released countless tracks since 1992 and has also been involved in numerous demoscene productions.
The documentary "Stamps Back" shows Hungary at the end of the 80s, when the Iron Curtain prevented anything modern from coming from the West.
For many Amiga users the Odyssey demo by the Swiss group Alcatraz is still one of the most creative and best creations ever.
We asked Peter Hajba aka Skaven from Futurecrew how the popular MS-DOS demo "Second Reality" was created 30 years ago.
Golden memories part 1: The moment when the Amiga demo "Nexus 7" by Andromeda was shown on the big screen at The Party 1994.
This time we speak about how the demo Switchback from Rebels was shown for the first time ever. It all happened a Doom's Day Party 1994.
The fourth mp3 mix by Versus dedicated to Amiga musicians and all track-lovers has been recently released.