Release Review for System Violation
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Diskmagazine | Cryptoburners & Razor 1911 & ... Blackstar - Bozo - Bug - ... | a5/91 added 10/94 |
Demo Corner System Violation by Anarchy and at the same time being a very good ‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹ song. And NO! It was NOT 4-Mat who did Anarchy seem to be releasing a new demo it, it was NUKE, and Anarchy, if this almost every other week now, and here's guy makes more music of this class, you one of them. This demo reminded me a had better start using his music more little about Mental Hangover, but it often! can't be considered as a clone. The demo covered the entire disk, and it Conclusion: A good demo, featured good occasionally loaded some effects. The graphics, code and music. An annoying effects included vector balls (rather factor was the fact that one could not big), a nice vector bob scroll, some press the mouse button to skip an filled vectors (not much, not very good effect, a small ÷ for that. either), bobflags, "bouncing stars" (an --------------------------------------- effect where some stars had been shaped Coding: 87% like a ball and were bouncing on the Graphics/Design: 79% screen, not too complicated, but indeed Music/Sound FX: 87% very nice to look at), a lot of cool Originality: 76% (and I mean COOL) 3D starfields. It Overall: 86% should also be mentioned the rather --------------------------------------- sweet lemming appearing on the screen [Blackstar/Cryptoburners] in one stage of the demo, but this you should experience by yourself. Now I want to say something about the music in this demo. This piece of music was EXCELLENT, superbly fitting the dem