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April 4, 2005 by Brume
A news version of the SNDH-ed is available. This tool is done by the PHF and it is able to edit song title and composer name of SNDH musics. It allows to convert Sid Sound Designer musics into SNDH files. The new feature fixes a bug for double save.
Click [url=../newsattach/sndh110.zip]here[/url] to get SNDH-ED 1.10 or take a look at PHF website.
April 1, 2005 by Brume
All french dudes are waiting for one of the biggest events of the year: the Jaguar Connexion. It will be held in Congis-sur-Thérouanne, near Paris on 23rd and 24th of April 2005. Some members of Atari Legend will be probably there.
Cerebral Vortex Software Development is just coming to release the invitro for this great show! The demo runs on on any STE machine or Falcon computer (Vga, RVB), with half meg memory. Grafics and Design has been drawn by RaZ and Templeton, while the music has been composed by Scrat (a new member of CVSD). And finally the code and fx has been done by Turbo and Azrael. Thanks for the exclusive newness, mates!
Grab the [url=../newsattach/JC2005EN.ZIP]english version[/url] and/or [url=../newsattach/JC2005FR.ZIP]french version[/url] of the JC Invitro 2005 by CVSD. Also take a look at the JC website (despite of the advertise that destroys the site...), and of course don't forget CVSD page.
March 30, 2005 by lotekstyle
After a long period of over 2 years delay, the sirius cybernetics corporation brings you their falcon demo from Error in Line 03.
Download BEAMS and leave a comment here:
http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=16426
March 30, 2005 by Brume
BSW menu disk #135 has been released yesterday late at night. This time, the new BSW has been coded by Zorro 2 of MJJ Prod, while the gfx were drawn by FF. Nice job, mates!
It contains the following screens:
. Phatt Demo (2005) by gwEm
. DHS SSD COMPO 1999 by DHS
. Music Disc I by Big Alec
. THALION CHIPMON II Demo by Synergy
. Tymewarp by YM Rockerz (2005)
. Warriorz by YM Rockerz (2003)
. Wave Upon Wave by YM Rockerz
. Steps by Cream
. EXCELLENCE IN ART Musix Menu I (1992)
Go to BSW website in order to catch the new disk.
March 28, 2005 by Brume
The Byte is just coming to post the new DCD compilation by Blue SoftWare. As always, the main code is done by Secret Top, the gfx is drawn by Pixelbrother and all other works are made by The Byte.
BSW DCD dis 134 contains the following demos:
. Anti Nazy Intro by Rasero Team
. Awakening Demo by Antic
. Invasion Intro by Dizzydence
. The Lost Screen by Oxythan
. An Introduction Demo (aka Excellence in Art 1992) by Excellence in Art
. 3.5 KB Challenge Demo from the CSC 1992
Visit the BSW DCD page to download the disk.
March 27, 2005 by Brume
Wow, looks like Paulo Simoes can't stop to surprise us! After the patch of the Overscan demos, the unlimited sprites and the Panic demo, Paulo strikes back with an awesome demo named YM50K. This new production features a 50 KHz player for every ST machines. Indeed, it works on a simple STFM!
Paulo sent the following message:
here is something for the ST community.
It is called YM50K: some (old) mods played at 50 KHz on a common STF.
On the disk, by not booting it, a 50 KHz player can be found that should work for 95% of the MODs with an 8 MHz ST and 1 MB in colour or mono mode.
Thanks a billion time to him for this great gift. It's a very efficient improvement of the ST capacities. For emulators lovers, please use latest versions of SainT (there's still a small bug in Steem, so the tunes are played with some noise in the background).
Grab the [url=../newsattach/YM50K.ZIP]YM50K[/url] now!
Nintendo had "Mario", Sega had "Sonic", why couldn't we have such quality platformers for the ST? Well, we had...The Bitmap Brothers made some great games ("Gods", "Magic Pockets"
but that was about it. Until in 1992, Graftgold released "Fire and Ice".
August 1, 2001 by ST Graveyard
Read the review of Fire and IceThe creator of the ST was a guy named Shiraz Shivji, who was also the main engineer behind the Commodore 64.
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