Push’n’Pop, the Amstrad CPC scene page, asked their members for a vote to create charts of the best productions, etc. for the last year. And here are the results (as you can see, mostly french sceners voted – water and wine are on top in the ‘top drinks’ list Zwinkerndes Smiley):

Top 5 demos of the past year (2011):

  1. Batman Forever (60 Votes)
  2. Bloc Us! (43 Votes)
  3. Still the Best! (21 Votes)
  4. Les Experts Coutances (16 Votes)
  5. Baratraz (10 Votes)

Top 5 games of the past year (2011):

  1. Sub Hunter (45)
  2. Edge Grinder (38)
  3. Bubble Bobble 4 CPC (34)
  4. Hora Bruja (11)
  5. Uwol 2: Quest for Money (8)

Top 5 demos of the past five years (since January 1st 2007):

  1. Batman Forever (55)
  2. From Scratch (49)
  3. Moody (23)
  4. Pheelone (22)
  5. Outdated (12)

Top 5 demos of all time (since 1984):

  1. Batman Forever (57)
  2. From Scratch (44)
  3. Ecole Buissonniere (23)
  4. DTC (8)
    The Demo (8)
    S&KOH (8)

Top 5 demogroups:

  1. Vanity (49)
  2. Arkos (24)
  3. Overlanders (33)
  4. Batman Group (21)
    Benediction (21)

Top 5 coders:

  1. Hicks (39)
  2. Rhino (32)
  3. Grim (25)
  4. Madram (23)
  5. Targhan (16)

Top 5 musicians:

  1. Targhan (46)
  2. Ultrasyd (43)
  3. Tom&Jerry (27)
  4. Factor6 (22)
  5. Shap (14)

Top 5 graphicians:

  1. Beb (43)
  2. Barjack (19)
  3. Supersly (16)
  4. CeD (14)
    Eldrik (14)

Top 5 drinks:

  1. Water (26)
  2. Wine (23)
  3. Tea (18)
  4. Rum (15)
  5. Pastis (14)

 

The newest episode (#145) of the Bitjam Podcast again features over 40 min of great tunes from the Amstrad CPC. The tunes were, like in the previous CPC episode, mixed by Jegougou, the logo was created by H2O and the whole thing was compiled by Bobic and also Grim helped to create this episode of the Podcast. Don’t miss this episode and download it from the Bitfellas homepage.

BitJam Podcast #145 by the Bitfellas

Track list:

  1. Kangaroo Musique – ILoveDH
  2. Shap – Hot Girl part (Tip & Mantronix adaptation)
  3. Targhan – Big’o'Full’o'Demo
  4. BSC – Space Debris (Captain adaptation)
  5. BSC – Zap’tBalls – Intro
  6. Jason C Brooke – Mega Apocalypse
  7. Duffy – Overflow’s Hi Tech preview
  8. Targhan – Suprapok – DemoIzArt
  9. Wee – Terrofoc Demo
  10. Crown – Prodratron Demo
  11. BSC – Prodratron Demo
  12. BSC – Digital Orgasm
  13. Shap – Byte98
  14. EA of Antares – Devotion Part II
  15. Zoom – Defloration

Total playtime: 42:26min.

 

In the current episode 143, the BitJam Podcast features one hour of the best CPC tunes. The tunes were mixed by Jegougou, the logo was created by H2O and the whole thing was compiled by Bobic and also Grim helped to create this episode of the Podcast. Don’t miss this episode and download it from the Bitfellas homepage.

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Track list:

  1. Julian Breeze – Sigma Seven
  2. Ben Daglish – Mask
  3. Intensity – Fly
  4. Tiny Williams – Ninja Warriors
  5. David Whittaker – Golden Axe
  6. Steve Turner – Flying Shark
  7. Michel Winogradoff – Disc
  8. Gregroy Clement – Iron Lord
  9. Targhan – Turrican – The Bath
  10. Rob Hubbard – Warhawk
  11. Tim Follin – Solar Invasion
  12. Rob Hubbard – Dragon’s Lair 2
  13. Tim Follin – Ghouls ‘n’Ghosts
  14. Rob Hubbard – Commando
  15. Jonathan Dunn – Darkman
  16. Jonathan Dunn – Wec Le Mans
  17. Frederic Motte – Tiny Sweeks
  18. Michel Winogradoff – Harricane
  19. Matt Furniss – Space Harrier 2
  20. Nigel Pritchard – Zone Trooper
  21. David Whittaker – Out Run – Theme 2
  22. Allister Brimble – Sergeant Seymour Robotcop – Menu
  23. Rob Hubbarde – Warhawk
  24. Geoff & Tim Follin – Gauntlet 3
  25. Charles Callet – Les passagers du vent
  26. David Whittaker – Loopz

Total playtime: 54:36min.

 

Tasteful Mr.Ship released a new music disk for the CPC, which contains conversions of his favourite AY songs from the 80s and early 90s. He also released the .SKS files for usage in the Starkos Tracker on two seperate disks. You can download it at the end of this posting or from the CPCWiki forums.

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You might have noticed it, the CPC Scene page changed it’s name to Push’n’Pop. Along with a server change, it also brought back the great CPC Radio which features game and demo tunes from the CPC. It was a huge group collaboration which made this possible, but you can read more about it on the Push’n’Pop homepage. If you want to listen to the tunes, then you can do that here.

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