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Written by P G

Friday, 06 July 2007

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2.7

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Production

Name: Bomb

Group: Melon Dezign ‚ Crystal

Year: 1992

Credits

Code: Performer

Graphics: Hof ‚ Seen ‚ Walt

System Requirements

Hardware:

Harddrive Installable:
Unknown

Special Requirements:
The demo plays fine using the Quickstart WinUAE settings for the Most common A500 setup. However the very end corrupts with these settings.To see the end play correctly setup WinUAE as follows:CPU: 68000, Chipset: OCS, Options: Cycle-exact, ROM: KS1.3, RAM: Chip=512K Fast=1MB

Production Notes

The music was taken from the game Magic Pockets by the Bitmap Brothers.

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful


Overall rating		2.7
Graphics		4.0
FX		1.0
Design		3.0
Music		5.0
Code		2.0
Size/Content		1.0

When this demo runs, the music begins and then the main Bomb logo appears. This then fades to a white credits screen accompanied by a bouncing ball that shakes the screen as it bounces, while the credits continue fading between each screen.

This all feels like it is leading up to a really good production, but you then click the left mouse button and the demo moves on to a star shape zooming out of the screen quickly with the Melon logo inside, and then... the Amiga resets! THE END. Leaving you thinking "Is that it?" Very disappointing.

The best part of this production is the music that taken from the Bitmap Brothers game Magic Pockets, and it's definitely the best part of the demo. I didn't however give the music a higher mark due to it being ripped from the game and not an original work by Melon!

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