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                       C64 RESULTS FROM ASSEMBLY '95
                       -----------------------------


I'm extremely proud to present you with all the C64 contributions released
 at the greatest party in the world so far - Assembly '95, that is - which
      was held in Helsinki, Finland from 10th to 13th of August 1995.

Many quality demos got released this year, proving that C64 scene isn't even
 close to dying yet. The effects seen in today's C64 demos even beat some
 of those seen on Amiga or PC! OK, maybe the demos aren't audiovisually as
 impressive, but do remember to compare the CPU clock frequency, the price
and age of the equipment and the effects achieved! Just watch C64 democoders
always pushing back the limits on their 6510 CPU (From year 1975) running at
       less than one full MHz (980 KHz)! This is the _REAL_ spirit!


    Here are the results of the C64 competitions held at Assembly '95:

                           C64 DEMO COMPETITION:
                           ---------------------

         1. "Extremes" from Byterapers Inc. (3874 points)
         2. "Break Through 2" from Panic (2227 points)
         3. "7 Years" from Beyond Force (2212 points)
         4. "It's Coming" from Crest (1132 points)
         5. "Bizarre" from Symptom C64 section (1012 points)
         6. "Tribute To Albert Hofmann" from Chaos C64 division (647 points)

                         C64 GRAPHICS COMPETITION:
                         -------------------------

         1. "Dragon" by Dr.Dick/Byterapers Inc. (2631 points)
         2. "Compopicture" by Debris/Panic^Extacy (2628 points)
         3. "Animaali" by Votka/Pullo (1636 points)

                          C64 MUSIC COMPETITION:
                          ----------------------

         1. "Martinism" by Zardax/Origo Dreamline (2224 points)
         2. "Kirta" by Thor/Extend (2016 points)
         3. "Compomusic" by Dr.Voice/Panic (1983 points)
         4. "SYS4096" by AMJ/Side B (1479 points)
         5. "Compotune" by Warlock/Panic (996 points)
         6. "Brainscanaloop" by Barracuda/Extend (790 points)


                                 CONTENTS:
                                 ---------

                             (Long filenames)

7_Years.Beyond_Force.LHA        "7 Years" from Beyond Force
ASM95Invitation.The_Sharks.LHA  Final Assembly '95 invitation
ASM95Pre-Inv.The_Sharks.LHA     Assembly '95 pre-invitation
Bizarre.Symptom.LHA             "Bizarre" from Symptom
Break_Through_2.Panic.LHA       "Break Through 2" from Panic
Extremes.Byterapers_Inc..LHA    "Extremes" from Byterapers Inc.
Graphics_&_Musics.LHA           Entries from the gfx & music competitions
It's_Coming.Crest.LHA           "It's Coming" from Crest
PData352.LHA                    PData v3.52 final release
Tribute_To_A.H..Chaos.LHA       "Tribute To Albert Hofmann" from Chaos

                             (Short filenames)

7_YEARS.LHA                     "7 Years" from Beyond Force
ASM95INV.LHA                    Final Assembly '95 invitation
ASM95PRE.LHA                    Assembly '95 pre-invitation
BIZARRE.LHA                     "Bizarre" from Symptom
BRKTHRU2.LHA                    "Break Through 2" from Panic
EXTREMES.LHA                    "Extremes" from Byterapers Inc.
GFXMUZ.LHA                      Entries from the gfx & music competitions
ITSCOMIN.LHA                    "It's Coming" from Crest
PDATA352.LHA                    PData v3.52 final release
TRIBTOAH.LHA                    "Tribute To Albert Hofmann" from Chaos


                                FILE TYPES:
                                -----------

             .EXE suffix = EXEcutable file.

             .LNX suffix = LyNXed file. Files have just been joined
                           together without compression. A bit like LhA
                           with "do not compress files" mode on. Use Lynx
                           to dissolve these files (I recommend The
                           Ultimate Lynx 3).

1!, 2!, 3! & 4! prefixes = Zip-Coded disk side. One diskside has been
                           packed to four separate files. A bit like DMS
                           on the Amiga, but much more inefficient packing
                           ratio due to RLE compression. Use Zip-Code
                           Disk Unpack to decompress these files.

 (Both The Ultimate Lynx 3 and Zip-Code Disk Unpack are available at least
                from The Sharks IRC file server Sharkbite.)


  How to transfer the files to a real C64? It depends. If you're an Amiga
  owner, the archive PDATA352.LHA - or better say it's contents - in this
   very directory will be extremely useful to you. On the other hand, if
 you're a PC user, you'll most likely need a RS-232 adapter for your C64.
  After that, it's just the matter of using a combination of two terminal
  programs and a null modem cable. In both cases, I suggest you to take a
                       look at the PData archive...


    Thanks for your attention. If there's anything you'd like to ask or
    simply wish to get in touch with me, contact me at these addresses:

         E-mail:  deadbeat@freenet.hut.fi

         Snail:   Timo Rönkkö
                  Linjakuja 3
                  FIN-74120 Iisalmi
                  Finland

         - Deadbeat/The Sharks
           (Main C64 organizer at Assembly '95)


PS. You can also meet me in person on IRC channels #C-64 and #Amigascne 
    from time to time (My nick's - obviously - Deadbeat).