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'''Batman Forever''', often simplified to "the Batman demo", is an Amstrad CPC6128 demo released in 2011 at the [[Forever]] demoparty by the [[Batman Group]], a former Amiga demoscene group.
  
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This award-winning demo redefined the Amstrad CPC demoscene. Since its release in 2011, the Amstrad CPC demoscene is still awaiting for a "Batman killer". Many tried, few were close... yet Batman remains undefeated.
  
== Pictures ==
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Some demoscene aficionados would even comment that this is the best Atari ST demo ever... oh wait?!
  
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It requires a disk drive and 128kb RAM.
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It was released at '''[[Forever|Forever 2011]]''' demoparty and somewhat helped the Amstrad CPC to (re-)gain some publicity in the global old-school demoscene since.
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== Credits ==
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[[Batman Group]] and friends.
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* [[Rhino]] : Code and Graphics
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* [[Factor6]] : Music
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* Yzi : Music
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* Mac : Graphics
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* Paulbrk : Graphics
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* [[DadMan]] : Graphics
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* [[Eldrik]] : Graphics
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* [[Arnoldemu]] : Code (Loader system)
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== Awards and Nominations==
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'''[[Forever|Forever 2011]]:'''
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* CPC demo : 1st Place
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'''Scene.org Awards 2011 :'''
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* best graphics : 3rd place
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* breakthrough performance : 3rd place
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* public choice : winner
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* best demo on an oldschool platform : Winner
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* best technical achievement : Winner
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== Gallery ==
 
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== Mode R ==
 
== Mode R ==
 
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[[Image:batman_forever_screen_20.png|thumb|Mode R usage in the demo]]This demo uses [[Mode R]], a software video mode designed by Rhino using Mode 0. It uses horizontal interlacing, and can theoretically simulate up to 240 colors on screen at once.
This is the name given to the mode designed by Rhino.
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[[Mode R]]
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== Links ==
 
== Links ==
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*[http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=56761 Batman Forever on YouTube]
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*[http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=56761 Batman Forever on pouet.net]
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*[https://demozoo.org/productions/28174/ Page on Demozoo]
  
[http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=56761 Batman Forever on pouet.net]
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[[Category:Demos]]
 
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[[Category:Demos 2011]]
[[Category:Demos 2011]][[Category:Video contents]][[Category:Extended RAM Software]]
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[[Category:Video contents]]
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[[Category:Extended RAM Software]]

Latest revision as of 12:48, 14 January 2021

Batman Forever, often simplified to "the Batman demo", is an Amstrad CPC6128 demo released in 2011 at the Forever demoparty by the Batman Group, a former Amiga demoscene group.

This award-winning demo redefined the Amstrad CPC demoscene. Since its release in 2011, the Amstrad CPC demoscene is still awaiting for a "Batman killer". Many tried, few were close... yet Batman remains undefeated.

Some demoscene aficionados would even comment that this is the best Atari ST demo ever... oh wait?!

It requires a disk drive and 128kb RAM.

It was released at Forever 2011 demoparty and somewhat helped the Amstrad CPC to (re-)gain some publicity in the global old-school demoscene since.

Credits

Batman Group and friends.

  • Rhino : Code and Graphics
  • Factor6 : Music
  • Yzi : Music
  • Mac : Graphics
  • Paulbrk : Graphics
  • DadMan : Graphics
  • Eldrik : Graphics
  • Arnoldemu : Code (Loader system)

Awards and Nominations

Forever 2011:

  • CPC demo : 1st Place

Scene.org Awards 2011 :

  • best graphics : 3rd place
  • breakthrough performance : 3rd place
  • public choice : winner
  • best demo on an oldschool platform : Winner
  • best technical achievement : Winner

Gallery

Mode R

Mode R usage in the demo
This demo uses Mode R, a software video mode designed by Rhino using Mode 0. It uses horizontal interlacing, and can theoretically simulate up to 240 colors on screen at once.

Links