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I upvote every post related to the demoscene due to my age, so I couldn't let this one, especially when it's coming from RZR. Imagine if we could get a new rele

I upvote every post related to the demoscene due to my age, so I couldn't let this one, especially when it's coming from RZR. Imagine if we could get a new release from FC as well in 2026 (40 years since their founding)!!! More about Razor 1911 and Future Crew for the young readers of HN: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Razor_1911 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Razor_1911 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Future_Crew https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Future_Crew P.S. Too many groups to mention, but these two hold a special place in my mind ;-) P.S.2. Extra mention to the most famous Greek demo group - ASD (Andromeda Software Development) - https://www.pouet.net/groups.php?which=1317 https://www.pouet.net/groups.php?which=1317

tetrisgm 6mo ago
ASD - Spin lives rent free in my head. I remember a colleague explaining how the morphing between meshes was really just random noise but the proximity and speed made it look like a real transformation. So cool. Should out to TheBlackLotus, Fairlight, Orange, CNCD also for those of you who want to look up epic demos.
- bananaboy 6mo ago
  CNCD and Orange are two of my most favorite groups! Inside, Secret Life of Mr Black, Megablast are some of my favorites of all time.
- ErneX 6mo ago
  I also liked Triton. They made great demos and also FastTracker 2!
  - xyproto 6mo ago
    FT2 was written in Borland Pascal 7 and TASM, btw.
    - ErneX 6mo ago
      Shout out also to Cubic Team, I spent countless hours using Cubic Player, they also made some cool demos/intros.
tomaytotomato 6mo ago
Yes - Razor 1911 was a core memory unlocked. Along with Skidrow and Paradox crews
pjc50 6mo ago
Future Crew's "Second Reality" was my introduction to demos, back in the 486 PC days.
whizzter 6mo ago
Razor 1911 and FC are different in that FC was one of those team/friend-groups that depended more on a constellation of people working together and producing until life took them away to other things. Razor, Fairlight and some others became more of continious groups with evolving memberships (I was briefly a member of the demoteam back in 1999 and did one production in association with the people that moved over to Fairlight).
- tetrisgm 6mo ago
  Damn, that’s awesome. Any memory to share?
  - whizzter 6mo ago
    Wasn't a member for too long, I think there was some anti-piracy raids around that time that I vaguely remember where some of the fallout for whatever reason was the other guys going over to Fairlight but I were already involved enough with other groups (and our highschool equivalent or perhaps work by that time?). Funniest thing perhaps is that Smash was a musician back then for 2 things where I did the code (one musicdisc and one joke intro), Smash then went on to become a damn accomplished coder of quite a few famous Fairlight demos, Sony tools and made the commercial Notch visual toolset/editor/player that has roots in the Fairlight demoeditor codebase (Notch startup logo often pops up in democompos for those that haven't followed the scene).
    - tetrisgm 6mo ago
      Oh yeah Smash is god tier. Saw his name on so many amazing FLT demos

tetrisgm 6mo ago

ASD - Spin lives rent free in my head. I remember a colleague explaining how the morphing between meshes was really just random noise but the proximity and speed made it look like a real transformation. So cool. Should out to TheBlackLotus, Fairlight, Orange, CNCD also for those of you who want to look up epic demos.

bananaboy 6mo ago
CNCD and Orange are two of my most favorite groups! Inside, Secret Life of Mr Black, Megablast are some of my favorites of all time.
ErneX 6mo ago
I also liked Triton. They made great demos and also FastTracker 2!
- xyproto 6mo ago
  FT2 was written in Borland Pascal 7 and TASM, btw.
  - ErneX 6mo ago
    Shout out also to Cubic Team, I spent countless hours using Cubic Player, they also made some cool demos/intros.

tomaytotomato 6mo ago

Yes - Razor 1911 was a core memory unlocked. Along with Skidrow and Paradox crews

pjc50 6mo ago

Future Crew's "Second Reality" was my introduction to demos, back in the 486 PC days.

whizzter 6mo ago

Razor 1911 and FC are different in that FC was one of those team/friend-groups that depended more on a constellation of people working together and producing until life took them away to other things. Razor, Fairlight and some others became more of continious groups with evolving memberships (I was briefly a member of the demoteam back in 1999 and did one production in association with the people that moved over to Fairlight).

tetrisgm 6mo ago
Damn, that’s awesome. Any memory to share?
- whizzter 6mo ago
  Wasn't a member for too long, I think there was some anti-piracy raids around that time that I vaguely remember where some of the fallout for whatever reason was the other guys going over to Fairlight but I were already involved enough with other groups (and our highschool equivalent or perhaps work by that time?). Funniest thing perhaps is that Smash was a musician back then for 2 things where I did the code (one musicdisc and one joke intro), Smash then went on to become a damn accomplished coder of quite a few famous Fairlight demos, Sony tools and made the commercial Notch visual toolset/editor/player that has roots in the Fairlight demoeditor codebase (Notch startup logo often pops up in democompos for those that haven't followed the scene).
  - tetrisgm 6mo ago
    Oh yeah Smash is god tier. Saw his name on so many amazing FLT demos