Zeroth B.A.D.G.E. Killer Demo Contest
Party

Bay Area Amiga Developer's Group
                    Killer Demo Contest Winners

For prize or equipment donations, thanks to:

         Amazing Devices    ASDG    Boing    BYTE    Commodore

          Epyx    Felsina Software    HLS Duplication    INFO

             Lattice    Manx    MicroBotics    MicroSmiths

       Pacific Press    Radical Eye Software    Software Visions

These companies made this contest possible through their most generous
contributions, demonstrating their support of the Amiga community.
                   Bay Area Amiga Developer's Group
                    Killer Demo Contest Winners

   RGB is the overall winner of the Badge Killer Demo Contest.  It was
written by Joel Hagen and requires a one meg Amiga with only one floppy
or an Amiga with more than one meg.

   Nemesis won fifth place and was written by Mark Riley.  It will run
on a 512K Amiga.  Don't forget to turn the sound up!

   HBHill (HalfBrite Hill) was created by Blair-Sullivan.  The version
called HBHill will run on a 512K Amiga.  A version with sound called
HBHill_s is also supplied; it requires one meg.  Don't forget to close
the background music player when finished with this demo!

   Marketroid is another devious demo by Leo Schwab.  This one runs on
a 512K Amiga, and has a lot of `in' jokes.  Enjoy!

    Focus is another creation of Joel Hagen.  This one normally requires
one meg, but can be squeezed onto a 512K Amiga if you only have one
drive, interrupt the startup sequence before workbench is loaded, and
execute the command
 cd films
 assign Hagen: df0:
 /projector focus.film

   WireDemo was created by Matt Dillon; it demonstrates the Amiga's
line drawing speed.  It only requires 512K of RAM.

   WaveBench is a neat hack created by Bryce Nesbitt; there are two
versions supplied.  512K is all this demo requires.  You should try
this one in conjunction with the supplied Viacom and DS (dropshadow)
demos.