Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 16 hours ago
Commodore Amiga PPC/RTG Warp3D Intro released by Push Entertainment @ Assembly 2004. A1200 Blizzard 040/25 PPC/175, BVision used to render.
I've been wanting to capture this for ages but only now (thx lockdown...) have I got round to getting the required vga-hdmi adaptors to do so and emulation still hasn't quite caught up yet. So this is the first test.
I do like tunnel vision demos in general and this one is no exception. Controversial at the time of release in the demo competition due to its commercial music track. The whole demo is just 4k (as in kilo bytes!) and the audio quality on its own is quite impressive. The 3D hardware renders the demo at 640x480. This was the final Intro/Demo from the group as I recall although there was an impressive tunnel shooter game demo Wild Flying in 2005.
pouet.net/prod.php?which=13070
Commodore Amiga PPC/RTG Warp3D Intro released by Push Entertainment @ Assembly 2004. A1200 Blizzard 040/25 PPC/175, BVision used to render.
I've been wanting to capture this for ages but only now (thx lockdown...) have I got round to getting the required vga-hdmi adaptors to do so and emulation still hasn't quite caught up yet. So this is the first test.
I do like tunnel vision demos in general and this one is no exception. Controversial at the time of release in the demo competition due to its commercial music track. The whole demo is just 4k (as in kilo bytes!) and the audio quality on its own is quite impressive. The 3D hardware renders the demo at 640x480. This was the final Intro/Demo from the group as I recall although there was an impressive tunnel shooter game demo Wild Flying in 2005.
pouet.net/prod.php?which=13070
