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September 15, 2004 by Brume
Two new menus full of demos have been uploaded. Intros contain picture drawn by PixelBrother and main work (packing, gathering and testing) has been made by The Byte. Looks like this site becomes the official BSW portal ;-)
BSW 110 contains:
- Craptalk (by Pyjama)
- 4col Intro (by Dead Hackers Society)
- Grimey (by Reservoir Gods)
- Digidrum Demo (by Nexus 6)
- Stone Tower (by Falcon Users Netherlands)
- Prototro (by Hemoroids)
- Sperm Intro
- various docs
BSW 111 contains:
- Reanimation (by Syntax)
- Rumpelkammer 93-95 (by Stax)
- Sweety (by DHS)
- Senseless Intro (by Supremacy)
- The Sierpinski Overdose (by Küa)
- GGN 128 byte (by Küa)
- 128 Byte Matrix (by gwEm)
- various docs
Download BSW DCD 110 and BSW DCD 111.
September 13, 2004 by Brume
Paulo Simoes, the man behind the Overscan Demos, brings us a new screen for any ST. The Limited demo features 500 sprites (composed with 16x16 pixels on 3 bitplanes) moving on a background of 3 bitplanes. The demo may be a wink to the new Leonard contest.
Enjoy the Limited demo by LJBK (aka Paulo Simoes).
September 8, 2004 by Brume
The Byte of Blue Software and The Chaos Engine has posted today a new menu. He uses now UPX packer mainly: better results and no flashing rasters on most of the demos ;-)
BSW 109 contains:
- Lame 4Ktro (by TSCC)
- Hallucinations (by Reservoir Gods)
- Illness 4Ktro (by Paranoia)
- Love Machine (by MJJ Prod)
- Paradox 15K Music Demo (by Paradox)
- Kaleidoscope ST (by Tos Crew)
- RGB Splitter STE 4Ktro (by Paradox)
- various docfiles
Download BSW DCD 109.
September 5, 2004 by Brume
ASYLvM is just coming to send a IRS demo never spread before. The Omikron Demo fits on three disks and works on 1MB machines. It also requires one joystick to run since in contains a main menu. As the title doesn't let suppose, the demo was coded in STOS Basic. Indeed rarity!
Download the Omikron Demo by the Irresponsibles (IRS): disk 1, disk 2 and disk 3.
September 5, 2004 by Brume
One week only since the last releases of BSW... Here come a bunch of new compilations of demos! So Blue Software brings us this time four menus. As always, the main work has been done by The Byte while the picture on issue 105 has been designed by Pixelbrother.
BSW DCD 105 contains:
- Basic Way (by The Legion)
- Centauri (by TSCC)
- an untitled intro (by Confusion)
- Moving Intro Darkness (by DHS)
- The Unlimited Hardware Bobs Demo (by Synergy)
- Synth Dream I (by Hotline)
BSW DCD 106 contains:
- Bombaman
- Battletris+
- Subaqua
- Roger
- Wolfenstein 3d
- docs of all games on the disk + list of BSW menus.
BSW DCD 107 contains:
- Breath (by Mystic Bytes)
- Cece (by Supremacy)
- Rippin'n'codin' On A French Atari ST (by Checkpoint)
- Fuck The Beast Demo (by Atari Boys)
- Houba demo preview (by Zuul)
- Kittykat (by Pyjama)
- various docs
BSW DCD 108 contains:
- 4ster (by Checkpoint)
- 30 Candles (by Paradox)
- Forever 2e3 (by Satantronic)
- Babelfish (by TSCC)
- Y2K Demo Demo (by Kua Software)
- Mindrewind (by Reservoir Gods)
- Old Unreleased Screens (by Blabla)
- various docs
Download BSW DCD 105, BSW DCD 106, BSW DCD 107 and BSW DCD 108.
September 4, 2004 by Brume
Here is probably the best hoax ever made by MJJ Prod. The program was coded while the MJJ Party 4, that took place last week. The Atari Fly Simulator requires only 7 ko and was coded by a mysterious Dr H.
Mean minds will probably curse that new release, but who cares?
Download The Atari Fly Simulator by MJJ Prod :=)
Again, this is a straight forward shoot 'em up. Kill everything that moves. But it's one of the best ever made, even by today's standards. From the moment the intro starts playing, combined with the Bomb the Bass soundtrack, you know you're in for a treat...
June 17, 2001 by ST Graveyard
Read the review of Xenon 2 - MegablastThe Atari symbol is known as the "Fuji" because of its resemblance to Mt. Fuji.
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