Fresh stuff, directly from the RetroMadrid 2012: Sardina forever – a new arcade game for the Amstrad CPC, written by Javier Garcia and Felix Aranda. You are playing Sardina on her way to the TV studio and of course you have fans and anti-fans, who won’t make it easy to reach it. To control Sardina, you use Q, A, O, P or the cursor keys on your keyboard. To hit people, press 1, 2 and 3.
You can download the game from ESP Soft.
TMR of Cosine (yes, a Commodore demo group) released his first demo for the Amstrad CPC. It is a reply to Benedictions Wake Up! demo, which was released on the Revision 2012. It features just a logo, a picture, a scroller and the Saboteur 2 tune by Rob Hubbart, but hey – it’s a first start on the CPC. You can download the demo from Pouet.net or at the end of this posting.
Mr.Lou released a new music discs, which contains 11 songs by him. The demo code was written by Kevin Thacker, Graphics by BlueAngel and CAT art by TastefulMrShip. You can download the DSK image from Pouet.net (don’t forget to vote) and at the end of this posting.
Hicks from Push’n'Pop interviewed the team of the Wake Up! demo, which was presented at the Revision 2012 demoparty in Saarbrücken / Germany. In the interview Eliot, Krusty, Voxfreax, Exin, McKlain and DMA-SC explain their intentions and effects used in the demo and also speak about their impressions of the Revision 2012 and the CPC demoscene.
The Revision 2012 demoscene meeting is over and you (maybe) already read the article about the Wake Up Demo, the Stop that Nyan cat 4k intro, Krustys seminar about The inglorious Amstrad or the official competition results of the Revision 2012. Now Hicks took the time to write a Revision 2012 meeting report. You can read the meeting report on the Push’n'Pop homepage.
