Difference between revisions of "Donut System"

Donut System was a group created by Slice. Although he'd just been accepted into The Firm, he decided to create his own group.

• BoGGer! (Justin Williams) (graphist, swapper)
• Maniac (Jon Woodley) (coder, graphist, swapper)
• Shades (Robert Sparrow) (musician, swapper, PD librarian (RSPD))
• Slice (Tom Dean) (disczine editor, swapper, coder)
• Three (Andrew Thelwell) (Amiga - graphist and editor of the unreleased discmag DMA (Donut Mag Amiga))

Disc and Tom-Pouce (editor of Eurostrad) agreed to join, but they didn't really want affiliation with a group.

• AniManiac (sprite handling utility, Maniac)
• Bepsil generations (demo, BoGGer! and Slice)
• Donut Bomb! (demo, BoGGer! and Slice)
• Donut Mag (disczine, two issues)
• Donut System BitmaPixel demo (joke demo, Slice)
• Fat Ass Demo (demo, BoGGer! and Slice)
• Insanity (demo, Slice)
• Otto issue 4 intro (demo, Slice)
• Sewerside Meeting Demo (demo, BoGGer!, Shades and Slice)
• Shite Part (demo, Slice, made for Take Off Megademo... music was by Palm Coding from a preview he gave Slice, when Palm Coding pulled Slice up on this, Slice said "Well, you should feel good about it because I love that track!" Ah, to be so brazen again)
• The Essential Digitracker Selection (Digitracker collection, Maniac)
• The Ultimate Digitracker Collection (Digitracker collection, Slice, blatant rip off of Maniac's idea)
• You Stole My Lawnmower! (little demo, Slice)

• Sewerside Meeting (Summer 1995 - Shades, BoGGer!, Slice)
• BePSiL Meeting (Winter 1995-1996 - BoGGer!, Slice, Three)
• Mini Milk Meeting (Spring 1996 - BoGGer!, Slice, Dynamo)
• Spoon? Meeting (Summer 1996 - Shades, BoGGer!, Slice, Nich, Dynamo, Three)