The Demoscene is Genius Programming pretty much by definition, as it was born in an age when computers were dramatically limited in their capabilities, and its entire goal was to exploit available hardware to the highest degree possible — often way beyond what the original designers had envisaged. Outlandish Calling You Download Fisierul Meu on this page. Modern hardware obviously doesn't have these limitations, but the Demoscene crowd decided it wasn't fun to do what game developers were already doing (that is, 3D eye candy using gigs and gigs of textures and 3D models), so they enacted self-imposed limits — often harsher than those they originally had to deal with. Hence a division in categories, one of the most famous and prestigious being '64k' — that is, demos whose entire code and resources fit in sixty-four kilobytes. For reference, that's 3.5 seconds of music, and you you could fit it twenty-two times in a 'modern' 3.5' floppy disk and almost eleven thousand times in a CD-ROM.

• Farbrausch is a widely known crew that attained massive fame for, the first 64k demo with really impressive graphics (for the time). Not content with having redefined the standards for demos, later on they developed, an interactive shooter game with 3-tier graphics — which fits in the same 64 kilobytes. These guys have a lot more stuff, available. • by Spaceballs.

The video really doesn't do justice to how impressive it is to watch this thing running on a 16-bit machine with 1 megabyte of RAM, a 7 MHz processor and an 880K floppy drive for storage. The fluidity is all the more impressive when you remember that the demo is constantly loading new data in from the floppy drive while displaying all that animation. • (possibly NSFW due to a second or two of boobies). Needs rather meatier hardware to run than the aforementioned State Of The Art, but the real-time lensing and fluid effects near the end will blow your mind.

Also, the helps a lot. •, a demo that runs 'video' at 60 frames per second and impressive digital audio, on an old IBM PC, using the Intel 8088 flavor of processor. For those that don't know their computer history, the 8088 is a 16-bit processor, but it's crippled to an 8-bit data bus.

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•, by Conspiracy, which took the 64k approach but with graphics about on par with modern games. While some cutbacks to the graphics and music quality were made, the demo was squished into four kilobytes — that's 16x less than the original.

• is a demo that does 1024 colors, polygon rendering, 4 channel music with a one channel beeper and other things that the with a CGA card (on a composite monitor) should not be doing. It's so very specifically tailored to the IBM PC's exact hardware and quirks that no emulator exists that can run it without crashing. • Due to their experience with procedural generation, many demoscene programmers were hired to work on. • is a demo that displays a pulsing screen of corrupt images while playing a techno-style tune lasting about 2 minutes.

Why is that genius programming? The whole thing is 256 bytes. That's not 256k, that's 256 bytes - a quarter of 1k.

The entire code and data of the demo is shorter than this description. Third-party,,, and the like can see a lot of innovation; and in the case of games, some of these can offer better programming, maps, textures, and AI than the originals. • ROM Hacks in general, especially when they go beyond what you'd think the game engine or even the system was capable of, for example: • /Super Kitiku World and its massive use of custom assembly to do things wouldn't do otherwise. • has done some rather crazy things, which includes not only a lot of weapon changes, but a few on screen effects that are on par, if not better than the effects in. • Give or take, any of the really well done hacks.

• Rockman 5 Air Sliding featured its unique, alongside some interesting level and weapon changes (including an improved Gravity Hold and making Stone Man's level ). • Super Mario Odyssey ( with ) and other Super Mario World hacks using the MSU-1 patch. Because with a custom patch, they've managed to get MP3 quality music working on the SNES, as heard/seen. • Two Wii-based mods: and. The former is a highly extensive mod of that even manages to surpass the in some ways. The latter is a highly extensive mod of Brawl, intended to both replicate and surpass Melee, and the kicker: It adds two additional slots to the character select screen. Before that was added, modders were only able to have custom characters by replacing existing ones.