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| We do love a good DYCP | [posted by TMR on 08 Apr 2018] | | Time for something a little different at Cosine HQ, a small old school demo for Windows PCs which was developed by aNdy and, possibly unsurprisingly, called Old School Demo 1. The code was written with PureBasic and source code has been included for those who are curious. |
 | Bulk uploading | [posted by TMR on 01 Jan 2018] | | Blok Copy for the Atari 8-bit was released as a contribution to the New Years Disk from T.M.R and aNdy; it's a conversion from the C64 code but, because the source code was going to be released and the graphics needed some tweaking, all of the changes were retrofitted and we also have Blok Copy RX for the C64 today.
Also for the Atari 8-bit is DYCP 2018 which, as the stunningly original title might hint, is a DYCP-based demo which was released in 2018! Once more the credits go to T.M.R and aNdy for this little release. To finish the post and start the year, Cosine has a new inmate member; LeWurmling was responsible for the C64 versions of Nanako and Sir Ababol amongst others and joins Cosine as a coder - welcome aboard! |
| Oh, what's the point...? | [posted by TMR on 30 June 201] | | MD201706 is out and features code from T.M.R, accompanied by Odie's cover of the completion tune from Brian The Lion. This release is a bit unusual, since it requires either a Turbo Chameleon (set to 6MHz or faster) or SuperCPU epansion to run. When pressed for comment as to why the extra hardware was needed, T.M.R responded with "just because". |
| It tastes all wiggly | [posted by TMR on 31 May 2017] | It's the end of May 2017 so just about time for the release of MD201705 - a reworking of a classic effect with a bit more colour than the last time we tried it! Once more, the bits were crammed together by T.M.R, with the music being a cover of the Protracker module "Atominus" by Maza. |
| Lots of extra RAM that we didn't use | [posted by TMR on 30 Apr 2017] | The Monthly Demo instalment for Apr 2017 is, unsurprisingly, called MD201704 but at least the platform it runs is unusual; this is a 40 column C128 demo full of colourful raster splits in the upper and lower borders. Everything this time was handled by T.M.R including the music, an old cover of the Protracker module "Dozey" by Jozz. |
| We've got a live one here! | [posted by TMR on 14 Mar 2017] | How about a new graphical outing for the Caped Crusader on the C64? The latest instalment of our Monthly Demo series MD201703 - The Bat-Tro from T.M.R (bat code and bat graphics) and aNdy (bat music) can arrange that for you! |
| Back to the beginning | [posted by TMR on 28 Feb 2017] | There's a new demo in town, it's name is MD201702 and there's music from Odie accompanying the FLI-based colour effects (not too far removed from those of MD201509 but with a few extra tricks up their sleeves) from T.M.R. |
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