![Electra Demo - [Atari ST] demo by Electra (1991) @StefanLindberg_YM2149](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nFm4VUR6EBY/maxresdefault.jpg)
Uploaded January 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"Electra Demo" released by Electra in january 1991.
The "fake" intro has some very strange effects that freakes out the capture card (or the capture software maybe) i use, so when the screen stalls and the bottom of the screen goes black and show garbage on the left side so is it a video capture error and not an effect from the demo... but in this case so does it just enhance the effect of the intro as it is supposed to be "buggy" :-)
When the intro bombs out so am i pressing the reset button on the ST and the real demo starts, this gives an impressive effect as it begins with an big scroller wich show outside the borders of the ST.
A quite cool demo, wich only fault is all the ripped Mad Max (Jochen Hippel) music it uses.... it gets a bit boring after while since you probably heard the music from hundreds of other ST demos already ;-)
I think i got all the scrolltexts from the screens thats why this video is over 1 and half hour long.There are some mention about a hidden screen also but i never bothered checking out how to get to it (if it really exist that is).
02:18 - the "big" reset demo starts
09:40 - Doc Demo
16:49 - Megadist
27:43 - The Tube
31:04 - Sprites
35:07 - Bit Bender
38:02 - Electraballs
40:06 - Greeting Screen (enjoy the 45 minute long scrolltext ;-)
01:26:03 - The Globe
01:29:18 - the "real" reset screen
And remember... "Electra Rules" ;-)
Recorded from my Atari STFM using SC-500N1 capture card and software used is AmarecTV.
"Electra Demo" released by Electra in january 1991.
The "fake" intro has some very strange effects that freakes out the capture card (or the capture software maybe) i use, so when the screen stalls and the bottom of the screen goes black and show garbage on the left side so is it a video capture error and not an effect from the demo... but in this case so does it just enhance the effect of the intro as it is supposed to be "buggy" :-)
When the intro bombs out so am i pressing the reset button on the ST and the real demo starts, this gives an impressive effect as it begins with an big scroller wich show outside the borders of the ST.
A quite cool demo, wich only fault is all the ripped Mad Max (Jochen Hippel) music it uses.... it gets a bit boring after while since you probably heard the music from hundreds of other ST demos already ;-)
I think i got all the scrolltexts from the screens thats why this video is over 1 and half hour long.There are some mention about a hidden screen also but i never bothered checking out how to get to it (if it really exist that is).
02:18 - the "big" reset demo starts
09:40 - Doc Demo
16:49 - Megadist
27:43 - The Tube
31:04 - Sprites
35:07 - Bit Bender
38:02 - Electraballs
40:06 - Greeting Screen (enjoy the 45 minute long scrolltext ;-)
01:26:03 - The Globe
01:29:18 - the "real" reset screen
And remember... "Electra Rules" ;-)
Recorded from my Atari STFM using SC-500N1 capture card and software used is AmarecTV.
![Electra Demo - [Atari ST] demo by Electra (1991)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nFm4VUR6EBY/mqdefault.jpg "Electra Demo - [Atari ST] demo by Electra (1991)
Electra Demo released by Electra in january 1991.
The fake intro has some very strange effects that freakes out the capture card (or the capture software maybe) i use, so when the screen stalls and the bottom of the screen goes black and show garbage on the left side so is it a video capture error and not an effect from the demo... but in this case so does it just enhance the effect of the intro as it is supposed to be buggy :-)
When the intro bombs out so am i pressing the reset button on the ST and the real demo starts, this gives an impressive effect as it begins with an big scroller wich show outside the borders of the ST.
A quite cool demo, wich only fault is all the ripped Mad Max (Jochen Hippel) music it uses.... it gets a bit boring after while since you probably heard the music from hundreds of other ST demos already ;-)
I think i got all the scrolltexts from the screens thats why this video is over 1 and half hour long.There are some mention about a hidden screen also but i never bothered checking out how to get to it (if it really exist that is).
02:18 - the big reset demo starts
09:40 - Doc Demo
16:49 - Megadist
27:43 - The Tube
31:04 - Sprites
35:07 - Bit Bender
38:02 - Electraballs
40:06 - Greeting Screen (enjoy the 45 minute long scrolltext ;-)
01:26:03 - The Globe
01:29:18 - the real reset screen
And remember... Electra Rules ;-)
Recorded from my Atari STFM using SC-500N1 capture card and software used is AmarecTV.")
![Skate Wars - [Atari ST] Short gameplay (1989)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nbCpsr8j7NI/mqdefault.jpg "Skate Wars - [Atari ST] Short gameplay (1989)
A fun roller ball game from Ubi Soft (1989).
Very slippery controls :-)
This game was also released under the name Skateball, i dont know the reason for the name change but it seems it was called Skateball in France( Canada?) and Skate Wars in the rest of the world.
The title screen (skate wars) also mention Epyx but neither the game box or manual has any mention of Epyx?
Recorded from my Atari STFM using Micomsoft SC-500n1 capturecard and Xsync-1.")
![Two Worlds - [PC Win7] Random gamplay 2 (2007)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/p0NHxglfDAM/mqdefault.jpg "Two Worlds - [PC Win7] Random gamplay 2 (2007)
Just some more random gameplay, still a bit early in the game as i only played a couple of hours so far and i had still not found out you could stack waepons and items to get better versions of them :) This is a really awesome game that i cant belive i missed so far.
Random gameplay 3 will show more and better gameplay :)")
![Xenon 2 DMA music hack - [Atari STE] Gameplay showing level 1 and 2 (1989/2015)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pHquxhpo8yM/mqdefault.jpg "Xenon 2 DMA music hack - [Atari STE] Gameplay showing level 1 and 2 (1989/2015)
Xenon 2 - Megablast was made by the Bitmap Brothers and released in 1989, this DMA music hack for Atari STE was made by PP in 2015.
Text from readme:
Xenon 2 for Atari STE
Music playback from mass storage in intro
and during play -beta test version
The music in this video was selected by me and consist of Time Trax - title Sharp X68000 (YM2151) arrangements by unknown author (original Sega Megadrive version by Tim Follin) and the ingame music is by Jesper Kyd from the Megadrive game Red Zone (song called Datarum).
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Recorded from my Atari STE (4 mb) with Ultrasatan as hard drive, and using Micomsoft RGB capturecard SC-500N1 and Xsync-1, software used is AmarecTV and Virtualdub.
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![Delirious Demo 2 - [Atari ST] by The Overlanders (1990)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/p_mcEj5XSVA/mqdefault.jpg "Delirious Demo 2 - [Atari ST] by The Overlanders (1990)
The Deliriuos Demo 2 by the Overlanders released in 1990.
A nice and classic ST demo :-)
Recorded from my Atari STFM using SC-500N1 capture card and Xsync-1 (sync splitter).
The capturecard lost the video signal when i entered the third screen so it looks a bit messy at that point also it did of course loose the signal for some seconds when i pressed the reset button to enter the reset screen.")
![Symphony - [PC Win7] Gameplay with custom Atari ST soundtrack by Jess/Jean-Sébastien Gerard (2012)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qG2e0VV_rAs/mqdefault.jpg "Symphony - [PC Win7] Gameplay with custom Atari ST soundtrack by Jess/Jean-Sébastien Gerard (2012)
Almost 3 hours of Symphony gameplay... a quite boring video really since this is not the type of game that need long videos but i made one anyway ;)
The soundtrack is from the Atari ST computer by the composer Jean-Sébastien Gerard (Jess) and his music fit very well to this game i think... although the YM2149 soundchip do not produce enough bass for the subwoofer weapon :)
The gameplay reminds me of Gridrunner.
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Windows 7 Ultimate
GeForce GTX 770 3gb RAM
16gb RAM
AMD FX 8350 4ghz
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![Escapade - [Atari ST] Gameplay (1992)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qdl0FzWZ4JU/mqdefault.jpg "Escapade - [Atari ST] Gameplay (1992)
Escapade was made by Kathy Steinbach and released in 1992.
A quite unique puzzle concept that i never seen anywhere else. Can be fun to play when you are in the mood for this type of games... sadly i was not when i did the video recording, but i just wanted to make an video showing this game on youtube. I managed to get the orange key at least :-)
The mini breakout game in the lower right corner is nice touch.
Recorded from my Atari STFM using SC-500N1 capture card and software used is AmarecTV.")
![The Great Giana Sisters - [Atari ST] Gameplay showing up to stage 10 (1988)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rw-oVHYB8SI/mqdefault.jpg "The Great Giana Sisters - [Atari ST] Gameplay showing up to stage 10 (1988)
The Great Giana Sisters was released in 1988 for the Atari ST by Rainbow Arts.
Click here 06:30 to skip loading time and intro music.
It is a very difficult game... at least too difficult for me, i did manage to get to level 10 but i used a warp and on my fourth try :)
The wierd flip scrolling is making it a bit more difficult to play.
And i think i managed to find the only place in the game you can get stuck at... look at 19:06 in the video.
Sorry about the ads that pop up but thats only because Youtube found Matched third-party content... it is the Giana Sisters title music that was matched.
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Recorded from my Atari ST (1 mb) using Micomsoft RGB capturecard SC-500N1 and Xsync-1, software used is AmarecTV and Virtualdub.
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![R-Type Deluxe *STNICCC preview* - [Atari STE] Gameplay showing up to stage 6 (2015)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/sDmDPCsmERU/mqdefault.jpg "R-Type Deluxe *STNICCC preview* - [Atari STE] Gameplay showing up to stage 6 (2015)
Stephen Jones has released another update to the progress of the STE version of R-Type, called STNICCC preview.
Now all stages are playable even if i only get to stage 6 without cheat, but i play on easy difficulty or else i would probably not even get to stage 3 :)
This version is not finished and it is most noticable on the battleship level, still playable though.
More info here: http://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=29047
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Recorded from my Atari STE (4 mb) having Ultrasatan as mass storage device using Micomsoft RGB capturecard SC-500N1 and Xsync-1, software used is AmarecTV and Virtualdub.
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![a.-t- Rendering System V. 1.4 - [Atari ST] demo by Cream (1999)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/sGZWcSOKbfw/mqdefault.jpg "a.-t- Rendering System V. 1.4 - [Atari ST] demo by Cream (1999)
a.-t- never drawed his own graphics he used an rendering tool to make it ;-)
Demo by Cream in 1999.
a.-t- today: http://www.mostyle.tv/
Recorded from my Atari ST using SC-500N1 with Xsync-1, software used is AmarecTV.")
