³½ Hall of shame! ¼ by E-NOZ/Speedy ¹ What we do, we do correct. Whilst the PC sales worldwide, while UNIX gets more and more influential, the AMIGA scene still keep playing their favourite game: How to do a totally incompatible demo? It's pervert and gets even more pervert when seeing that we are the only system to be incompatible upwards. Yes, exactly. On A4000, 80% of all 68000-demos work. That's a matter of fact and no one would cry about it. Now the clou: On the same machine, approx. 50% of all bigger AGA-releases (dentros, slideshows, diskmags, musicdisks, trackmos) don't work at all! In addition, I have to switch of the caches in 7 from nine AGA-releases This means, people are ignorant enough to manage the impossible: They make their A1200 demos incompatible to the A4000! No one knows how and especially why they do it, but they keep on with it... So we from the marvellous Lunatics Ball start spreading a list with group-/demonames, which fall under this sad category: ²- TILT 2-disks-demo. It recognises the 68030 properly but gives a nice fuck off later on. If one removes the caches and changes to Original-mode, the demo recognises an imaginare 68020 and runs properly! ¹- Infect with Harmageddon. It stops after the big logo. Switch off the caches and ye'll get at least the music properly. ²- Axis 2-disks-demo. I can't say the title since it fucks off after the loading. If you try to switch off the caches, the music starts but waves good-bye after a second - so does the whole demo. ¹- Abyss. Tells us "No AGA - No Demo"... nothing to say here. ²- DCS witch their first AGA-multitasking demo. Only switching it to the Original chipset helps out. ¹- Project-A with No Limits. This demo has limits: It demands at least "4MB Fast-RAM" and can't be convinced that I have 4MB of it in any way... - ²- Andromeda's "Seven Seas" isn't so much fun afterall too. This list might be small in the first place, but I only wrote down trackmos here. It would certainly kill your RAM if I wrote down all intros giving a fuck. Hey, wake up!