225 Reply by iLKke

(46 replies, posted in Releases)

Most of this doesn't sound like c64 at all (especially the sampes tongue)
I wonder if the c64 was driven via midi. Always wanted to try this in renoise, but was sceptical if you can still have the level of control that tracker tables give you.

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226 Reply by iLKke

(46 replies, posted in Releases)

Lovely audiovisual wubmuffin.

btw I opted for "whatwhatwhat"

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227 Reply by iLKke

(33 replies, posted in Past Events)

AMIGArumi, awesome smile

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228 Reply by iLKke

(705 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

He's not even moving that lever.
Just squeezing it mightily.
To prevent it from moving in fact.
To ensure the quality of the carts.
Mmmm that chiselled triceps.

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229 Reply by iLKke

(10 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

Kris K, anything to report? Did you get it, test it?

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230 Reply by iLKke

(705 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

celsius wrote:

Maybe we can raise the standard a bit now.

Yes. To sign up you have to own a Drag'n'Derp cart.
Or at least a sticker.

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231 Reply by iLKke

(21 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Linde has a point there.
Having the skills to peek into machine code or SID registers is considered a manifest of one's commitment, and is negligible compared to the effort needed to master a platform. Also it's much more fun big_smile

Damn you, open source!!! Y U RUIN EVERYTHING?

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232 Reply by iLKke

(705 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Be nice to other kids, James

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233 Reply by iLKke

(30 replies, posted in Trading Post)

I have a spanking new stickerless laptop waiting.

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234 Reply by iLKke

(705 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

That seemed pretty non-illegal to me.

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235 Reply by iLKke

(21 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I'd love to push some gb pixels, if there's anyone making a demo

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236 Reply by iLKke

(15 replies, posted in Software & Plug-ins)

If you call Milky crap, and just learned to open .rar, then best not even try to fire up Goattracker.
It's not nice to noobs one single bit.

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237 Reply by iLKke

(21 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Arguably,  the basis of demoscene is expanding the limits of a given platform. You achieve this by building upon the shared knowledge of those who preceded you.
Every now and then there are coders who jealously guard their secrets in an attempt to protect their 'status', but most of the time people would share sources privately. Sharing them publicly is not so common as there is fear of wannabes (aka "lamers") superficially re-appropriating them and claiming the credit, somewhat akin to all those recent thefts in chipmusic.
For some reason the C64 scene seems to be more buttoned up in this respect than either Amiga or PC scene.

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238 Reply by iLKke

(9 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

Hells yeah!

Share the love, what the scene is all about!

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239 Reply by iLKke

(1,052 replies, posted in Graphics, Artwork & Design)

:DD

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240 Reply by iLKke

(30 replies, posted in Trading Post)

10k wrote:

Thanks dude. I'm sure you'll get a fistfull of them soon.

I do prefer fistful delivery to postal delivery

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