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This year's Revision demoparty had a surprising winner in the 256 byte compo. It was Rainbow Surf by Plex/BionFX and it is only ... In 1993 the Future Crew released the seminal demo “Second Reality”. Last episode we re-implemented the tunnel effect, this time ... Adventure games like Monkey Island utilized sprites that could be moved and scaled arbitrarily on the screen. How does this work ... Back in 1993 the Future Crew published „Second Reality“ on the PC. This was a mega-demo of epic proportions. It showcases ... I got a question in the YouTube comments about the sine tables that we used for a few animations, like the Copper Bars, the ... I got a a very generous donation: A sealed copy of the the PowerBasic compiler, the base version. PowerBasic is the successor to ...

Every year around Christmas we return to the roots. To PowerBasic instead of Turbo C! As Christmas is already over, we do ... It's summer and it's hot. And what better to

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Let's Code MS DOS: 0x37 Rainbow Surf Analysis
Let's Code MS DOS 0x23: 2nd Reality Lens Effect
Let's Code MS DOS 0x28: Expanded Memory (EMS)
Let's Code MS DOS 0x35: Sprites & Scaling
Let's Code MS DOS 0x04: Make It Move!
Let's Code MS DOS 0x0B: SoundBlaster Autoinit DMA
Let's Code MS DOS 0x1A: I Am Not An Atomic Playboy! The Rotozoomer
Let's Code MS DOS 0x15: Sine Tables
Let's Code MS DOS 0x01: Hello World!
Let's Code MS DOS 0x0E: XMas Edition PowerBasic
Let's Code MS DOS: 0x33 PowerBasic 3D Starfield
Let's Code MS DOS 0x02: The Keyboard
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Let's Code MS DOS: 0x37 Rainbow Surf Analysis

Let's Code MS DOS: 0x37 Rainbow Surf Analysis

This year's Revision demoparty had a surprising winner in the 256 byte compo. It was Rainbow Surf by Plex/BionFX and it is only ...

Let's Code MS DOS 0x23: 2nd Reality Lens Effect

Let's Code MS DOS 0x23: 2nd Reality Lens Effect

In 1993 the Future Crew released the seminal demo “Second Reality”. Last episode we re-implemented the tunnel effect, this time ...

Let's Code MS DOS 0x28: Expanded Memory (EMS)

Let's Code MS DOS 0x28: Expanded Memory (EMS)

The original IBM PC and

Let's Code MS DOS 0x35: Sprites & Scaling

Let's Code MS DOS 0x35: Sprites & Scaling

Adventure games like Monkey Island utilized sprites that could be moved and scaled arbitrarily on the screen. How does this work ...

Let's Code MS DOS 0x04: Make It Move!

Let's Code MS DOS 0x04: Make It Move!

In this third part of the series "

Let's Code MS DOS 0x0B: SoundBlaster Autoinit DMA

Let's Code MS DOS 0x0B: SoundBlaster Autoinit DMA

This is the third and last part of the

Let's Code MS DOS 0x1A: I Am Not An Atomic Playboy! The Rotozoomer

Let's Code MS DOS 0x1A: I Am Not An Atomic Playboy! The Rotozoomer

Back in 1993 the Future Crew published „Second Reality“ on the PC. This was a mega-demo of epic proportions. It showcases ...

Let's Code MS DOS 0x15: Sine Tables

Let's Code MS DOS 0x15: Sine Tables

I got a question in the YouTube comments about the sine tables that we used for a few animations, like the Copper Bars, the ...

Let's Code MS DOS 0x01: Hello World!

Let's Code MS DOS 0x01: Hello World!

I like to

Let's Code MS DOS 0x0E: XMas Edition PowerBasic

Let's Code MS DOS 0x0E: XMas Edition PowerBasic

I got a a very generous donation: A sealed copy of the the PowerBasic compiler, the base version. PowerBasic is the successor to ...

Let's Code MS DOS: 0x33 PowerBasic 3D Starfield

Let's Code MS DOS: 0x33 PowerBasic 3D Starfield

Every year around Christmas we return to the roots. To PowerBasic instead of Turbo C! As Christmas is already over, we do ...

Let's Code MS DOS 0x02: The Keyboard

Let's Code MS DOS 0x02: The Keyboard

In this second episode of "

Let's Code MS DOS 0x16: Fire Exclamation Mark!

Let's Code MS DOS 0x16: Fire Exclamation Mark!

It's summer and it's hot. And what better to