D-Tect:

First two days they were working on the Hack-Mag, becouse it was supposed to be released on Sunday. They managed to finish it on time, so on the Sunday morning whole scholl was full of messages that the new Hack-Mag was out and that we could copy it then. While some members was hardly working on mag, others were playing Gravity Force.

Brainstorm:

Of the whole Brainstorm team, only Chester showed up (probably only because of the report for Zine ). Actualy we didn't see him, but we read his name on the list of the groups which attended the party.


Razor 1911:

To be honest, I really don't know where they were. It seems that there were just few members of Razor. PAL competed in gfx compo and he was tenth out of 60 competers.

Epidemic:

Maybe you never heard of Epidemic before (like me) and I don't know if they are new or old group. Anyway, I decided to put them in this list because they were pretty active on the party (not just playing like many others). They released a party intro there, but some members were working on EpidemicAudio. Program looks really good and it should be finished by now.
Majic 12:

Almost half of the members on the party were girls (and I think there were about 10 members). They weren't producing intros or demos, they just came with some old ones. They were mainly swaping with the others. Interesting thing with them is that their organiser was there too, in a plastic box! Yes, you read it right! There was a plastic box on their stand with a mouse (rat?) in it and a sign: Majic 12 organiser!

Rebels:

So big group like Rebels and I saw only 2-3 their members! But one of them was huge as five members together. There were many messages and stickers in the scholl from them. Heatbeat was second in the music competition, but they didn't take a part in demo competition. (Dr.J's remark:
 I saw about ten of their members, but only thing you can recognise them by, was a sticker on a sleeve.)

Frantic:

There are few Frantics from different countries, but on the Amega party was Frantic from Finland (the most known Frantic). Wedge won the second prize (as well as Color) in gfx competition. They are really worth mentioning at least for the one thing and that are: STICKERS! They sticked whole Porsgrunn with them (including the trees, street lamps, signs on the road...).

As you can see, there are not some other well known groups (like No Limits, Network, AFL, ACME, Wizzcat and the rest) in this list, but we haven't got informations about everyone (remember that there were 154 groups).