Another site with demos and it has Amiga in the title <3 Not sure how much exclusive stuff there is, but have a look if you have some spare minutes. Website: http://www.amigademos.org/index.htm
“Do you still remember the times we spent in front of a computer called Amiga – playing games, listening to music, watching demos? This homepage was created to show you the legal side of creative Amiga entertainment. That means you may not find commercial games or tools on this homepage – but of course things called Demos, Intros, Dentros, Trackmos…
Slengpung is a demoscene related photogallery and its main task is to gather photos of sceners all around the world from differend scene parties and meetings. Website: http://www.slengpung.com
Scene.org is a non-profit organization aimed at providing the ‘electronic art scene’ with a forum for communication and for sharing their work. We provide ftp and web space for groups and individuals who apply for them and whose applications are accepted. If the application is not approved on the first try, we encourage people to try applying again in the…
Even if the site hasn’t been updated for a while, its design is still top notch. Of course I wouldn’t make an entry just for the fancy looks, now would I? ;-) You’ll find quite a few C64 cracktros remade in Flash on there. Stay a while.. STAY FOREVER! Website: docsnyderspage.com
ASSEMBLY is a computer festival, a demo party and a LAN party all rolled into one. It is four day party running 24h/day for computer hobbyists. ASSEMBLY is operated by ASSEMBLY Organizing, a community of 200 volunteers backed up by a not-for-profit Finnish company. ASSEMBLY Summer 2011 takes places from Thursday 4th to Sunday 7th of August 2011 at the…
Winner of the Amiga Demo Compo at Breakpoint 2009. Can a punk rock song together with some random animated 3D objects make a good demo in 2009? Or even : Could something like that ever make a worthwhile concept for a demo? Just watch the vid or even better the real thing on you Miggy or WinUAE, then decide if…
The release in 1977 of the first PET model (the 2001) by Commodore Business Machines propelled the company to the forefront of the then new personal computer market.The first PET was a fully integrated computer with the monitor, motherboard, keyboard and cassette drive all in one package. The PET’s main competitors at the time (TRS-80 and Apple ][) offered all…
