Tagged “demoscene”
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JS1k 2019
The final edition of the classic JavaScript golfing competition, where entries in 1024 bytes pull off animations, games…
Keygen Music Compendium
An in-browser player streaming 4,350 chiptune tracker tracks pulled from software keygens, more than six days of nonstop…
Killed By A Pixel
Frank Force's site of tiny games, demos, and code experiments, all built one pixel at a time by a developer who loves sq…
linusakesson.net
A demoscene and chiptune veteran's personal site with SID music, the Chipophone, obfuscated programming, hardware projec…
Mako.js
A browser player for the MakoVM fantasy console with demo ROMs and games such as Mandelbrot Set, Cellular Automaton, Cra…
Memories - SizeCoding
An illustrated breakdown of Memories, a 256-byte demo that won Revision 2020, walking through the history of tiny visual…
Microscopix
A WebGL demo released at the TRSAC 2012 demoparty: pick a resolution for your graphics card and watch a real-time animat…
Modland
A massive archive of tracker module music files spanning decades of the demoscene, organized by format and artist.
Old School Game Blog
A retro gaming blog running since 2011 that covers Amiga classics, the demoscene, and reviews and comparisons of old gam…
On Ray Casting, Ray Tracing, Ray Marching and the Like
An introduction by Adok in the Hugi diskmag that explains ray casting, ray tracing, and ray marching, the techniques beh…
PDRoms
A hub for free homebrew games, demos and tools for old consoles, handhelds and computers, with news and files for dozens…
PICO-8 Tweetcart Studies
Step-by-step breakdowns of PICO-8 tweetcarts, tiny cartridges of code under 280 characters that draw mesmerizing animati…
Pouët
The central community archive of the demoscene, cataloguing decades of real-time audiovisual demos, intros, and size-lim…
Pure Silicon Demo Coding
A deep dive into making a demoscene-style graphics demo on a Tiny Tapeout chip with no CPU and no memory, using just 4k…
Ray Marching and Signed Distance Functions
An introduction to ray marching and signed distance functions, the technique behind many demoscene effects, explained st…
revivalizer.xyz
Ralph Brorsen's blog on the demoscene, with 64k and 4k intros, stateless music synthesis and softsynth development tutor…
Scene.org
The International Demoscene Organization's hub, with a vast free file archive of demos, intros, music and party releases…
Stamps Back
A free documentary about Hungarian teenagers in the 1980s smuggling Commodore 64s, cracking games, swapping floppies by…
Textmode.art
A gallery of ANSI and ASCII text-mode artwork created by the demoscene and BBS art communities, still active today.
The Demoscene as UNESCO Heritage in Sweden
An account of how Sweden recognized the demoscene, the subculture of computer art and music, as national UNESCO cultural…
The greatest program ever written
A game programmer's short ode to David Horne's 1K ZX Chess, a playable chess program squeezed into the tiny memory of a…
The Mod Archive
A vast archive of tracker module music from the demoscene era, keeping decades of chiptune and Amiga-style songs playabl…
Viznut
The personal site of Finnish demoscene artist Viznut, with essays on permacomputing and computer culture, the Unscii bit…
We Are Back (CODEF)
A large gallery of classic Amiga and Atari demoscene intros and cracktros lovingly remade in pure JavaScript, with scrol…
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