As stated earlier, tiny intros written in assembly language fascinate me. I have written a few in x86 assembly language, here’s one of them. I have tried to make the inner workings of the program as accessible — or, at least as thought-provoking — as possible even if assembly wasn’t their weapon of choice.
I’ll be deleting all my own source code since perfection has finally been achieved and there is no need for programmers anymore.
More demoscene stuff: a very recent PS3 demo (a real-time animation for you not in the know) and a very recent Atari VCS demo. The Atari VCS (redubbed Atari 2600) was pretty much the first game console for the masses and it was released in 1977. The Playstation 3 was released in 2006.
Here are some of my favorite demoscene products with a short review of each.
2008-07-27T12:24:18+00:00: Updated with an even more impressive 4 KB raytracer from RGBA1 Slisesix The above is the output of a 4KB intro by Rgba that uses purely generated data to render a nice creepy landscape scene. To give some perspective: the same image compressed into a JPEG of similar size would look crap. And it [...]
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