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Demobase ST
Added on February 1, 2018 by ST Graveyard
Welcome to the home page of DemoBaseST - an easily-accessible database of Atari ST demoscreens. No longer do you need to search through discs and menus to get to your favourite demos, because each demoscreen is directly accessible from the DemoBaseST main menu, and is accompanied by screenshots to help you get to your favourites faster!
Demoscene poster
Added on February 1, 2018 by ST Graveyard
This poster was used as a goodie with the book 'Breaking the Borders' by Marco Breddin
Demozoo
Added on February 1, 2018 by ST Graveyard
The biggest demo library on the internet. This place has it all.
This time we're going waaaay back ... 1986 ... Just remember ... This was the year when we were all singing 'Rock Me Amadeus Ro-ro-rock me Amadeus' on our way home from school. In the summertime, Johnny 5 needed input, and just before Ferris Bueller had his day off, the Bangles got us all prancing around like Egyptians.
October 12, 2005 by Sarek
Read the review of CardsDid you know?
The creator of the ST was a guy named Shiraz Shivji, who was also the main engineer behind the Commodore 64.