Atari ST demos [part two]

Going back (again)

Following on from my previous post, here is part two of my homage to some earlier demos. Keep watching, because I continue with two of the best megademos the world has seen before ending with Virtual Escape, possibly the best half-meg Atari ST demo? Who knows, do you? Let me know in the comments!

I hope you enjoy what is nothing more than a silly fan-made video of a few demos that I remember enjoying from around 1988 onwards. Each production can be downloaded from AtariMania & Demozoo.

These are the demos you'll find this time:

• Grusel by Eckhard Kruse: I've always loved this and so does my daughter 30yrs later!!
• Death Of The Left Border by TNT: Finally, the left border had gone - an incredible moment.
• Singing Raisins by John Blakely & Mark Booth: An early animation which is so funny.
• The Junk Demo by TCB: From start to end these guys never failed to impress.
• Dark Side Of The Spoon by ULM: from the moment I first heard "U..L..M". Superb!!
• European Demos by OVR: What a jaw-dropping megademo with some incredible screens.
• Virtual Escape by Equinox: This runs on an 8Mhz computer with half a meg Ram. Outstanding!!

• I added a superb background chiptune called Harmless, by Nemo aka Jan Daldrup.