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Credits

Demo:

Captured dreams

Group:

The Black Lotus

Code:

Dig-it

Equalizer

Offa

Graphics:

Danny

Louie

Rodney

Tudor

Music:

Fndr

Radix

Support:

Jazz

Lowlife

Scout

Terminator

Tony

Information

Category:

Demo

Release:

March 1997

Party:

The Gathering 1997

Amiga Demo compo

ranking 1st

Chipset:

Aga

Minimum Required:

68030/50MHz
4Mb Fast Mem

Download Amiga:

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Other releases (21)

Darkside (3.63)

Eon (4.5)

Glow (3.71)

Goa (4.18)

Imitation None (4.54)

Little Nell (4.49)

Magia (4.31)

Mind The Carrot 2 (3.56)

Mindprobe (3.4)

Ocean Machine (4.63)

Panacea (3.27)

Perfect circle (4.51)

Rain (4.56)

Requiem (3.56)

Rift (4.36)

Senseless (4.04)

Silkcut (4.62)

Starstruck (4.74)

Tint (4.3)

Tractorbeam (3.67)

Gbg (3.73)

Screenshots

User Comments (17)

comment by z5 on 06 February 2003

One of my alltime favourites! Nearly perfect in all aspects of demomaking. Beautiful tune, great graphics, wonderful effects! Pity about the sudden end. ABSOLUTELY CLASSIC demo!


comment by Alkaron on 26 February 2003

This is one of the best Amiga demos all time. When it came it blowed my mind of. This is still one of the best demos on any platform. Great code, great graphics and one of the best demo-tunes ever.


comment by ijs on 08 October 2003

Just when you tought things couldn't get any better than 'Tint', TBL came around with this masterpiece.
In my opinion, this is 'as good as it gets' on a sub-040 powered Amiga, but I still feel Tint has the edge in terms of 'style' and 'feel' over CD. Just watch both. Over and over again.


comment by ToAks on 22 December 2003

a masterpiece ..

shame tbl aint what they used to be...


comment by steve99 on 27 December 2003

Ez az egyik gyöngyszeme az AMIGÁS demozásnak!!! Fantasztikus!!!


comment by skan on 13 February 2004

First time I saw this back in '97 I could not believe my very eyes... everything was perfect...well, almost... the t-rex thing was quite pathetic even for those days (compared to the PSX demodisc, of course!), but everything else is still fantastic... so fresh and colourful...
BTW is there anybody here who knows where the hell have Offa/Equalizer gone? :)


comment by calen on 30 April 2004

It's one of these demos that you never forget as it oozes quality and atmosphere. fantastic!


comment by ToAks on 23 May 2004

amazing demo, its TINT only 2times better...miles ahead of the new TBL demos...


comment by mailman on 26 September 2004

Absolutly amazing. But it ends in such a not common way...


comment by kempy on 14 July 2005

This is TEH demo!


comment by rloaderror on 15 July 2005

lots of nice things I could say about this one.. The transition into screen 7 gives me the chills! Something about the change in music vs the graphics :) love it.


comment by winden on 28 October 2006

codewise, my only gripe with this demo would be that some 3d parts had a pretty innacurate mapper with lots of gaps between polys... but the 2d parts were totally ace with all that lighting and shading going on... I would gladly nominate eq/tbl as "the master of the movetable". also the freedir tunnel was really great :)

gfx- and music-wise, not very much to say, strong skills allaround.


comment by bonkers on 28 October 2006

I was completely blown away when I saw this the first time. I love the credits part and the transition between the zoomer and the tunnel is incredible. As Winden says the mapper isn't of the highest precision, and a few of the scenes are rather strange like the Dinousaur. Still this is a classic for sure, 5/5 without a doubt.


comment by cybernoid on 11 April 2007

'Hardwired' next big demo. This demo runs great on my Amiga, contrary to UAE. So before you vote, and if you dont have a real Amiga, buy one to experience this demo's atmosphere!


comment by RaHoW on 02 April 2008

Still don't understand how they could do such beauty on amiga as the "easter island statue" sequence (especcialy the end of it)


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User Votes: Average: 4.61 points (70 votes)

vote by z5: 5/5

vote by Alkaron: 5/5

vote by dairos: 5/5

vote by piru: 5/5

vote by skan: 5/5

vote by baderman: 5/5

vote by ijs: 5/5

vote by Damion: 4/5

vote by Rafale: 5/5

vote by Frequent: 4/5

vote by scicco: 5/5

vote by falcon_11: 5/5

vote by ToAks: 5/5

vote by steve99: 5/5

vote by kUfa: 5/5

vote by ikir: 4/5

vote by stakka: 5/5

vote by Ralph Wiggum: 5/5

vote by mailman: 5/5

vote by wayne: 5/5

vote by strife/apathy: 5/5

vote by lakomok: 5/5

vote by Kaminari: 5/5

vote by calen: 5/5

vote by mAZE/Apathy&Moods: 5/5

vote by DJBase: 4/5

vote by pixeluz: 4/5

vote by hooligan: 5/5

vote by azzaro: 5/5

vote by Kajs: 4/5

vote by --log: 4/5

vote by Thematic: 4/5

vote by tinto brass: 5/5

vote by spidi: 4/5

vote by cyberstorm: 5/5

vote by britelite: 4/5

vote by gluten: 5/5

vote by Vasyl: 5/5

vote by ac: 5/5

vote by dr szach/dinx project: 3/5

vote by tjahzi: 4/5

vote by shoe: 5/5

vote by zugriff: 5/5

vote by kempy: 5/5

vote by sp: 5/5

vote by darkus: 5/5

vote by jay: 3/5

vote by saimo: 3/5

vote by killamarky: 5/5

vote by at0m: 5/5

vote by winden: 4/5

vote by bonkers: 5/5

vote by wiseman: 5/5

vote by Panas: 4/5

vote by cybernoid: 5/5

vote by OffseT: 5/5

vote by Sir_Lucas: 5/5

vote by Frog: 5/5

vote by thomassd: 4/5

vote by xepzl: 5/5

vote by RaHoW: 5/5

vote by datsua: 4/5

vote by skipp604: 4/5

vote by malmix: 5/5

vote by pintcat: 5/5

vote by HOŁDYS: 5/5

vote by DOBERMAN: 3/5

vote by BATMANBROTHERS: 3/5

vote by dodge: 4/5

vote by rloaderror: 5/5


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