Second Reality by Future Crew

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Second Reality by Future Crew

Desc:	Probably the most well known DOS demo ever. From 1993, running on an ancient 25MHz 386.
Category:	Science & Technology, Cartoons & Animation
Tags:	90s, finland, Demo, Demoscene, DOS
Submitted:	jrr
Date:	03/11/07
Views:	3873
Rating: View Ratings	Register to vote for this video Favorited 3 Times
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Stog

Fuck yes.

Nick C.

This brings back some memories. I still can't believe this was 2 megs or whatever it was.

arjay

Well this is a weird coincidence. I just searched for this demo and watched this video two days ago

stanleypain

Wow..haven't seen this since about 95. Damn.

enjoy

I blew out a pair of speakers showing this off once.

halon

This and farbrausch's "product" demo are probably my favorites ever

ineedanewalias

Awww jeah.

Afgh

I want this looping on monitors at my funeral.

fluffy

Doesn't really hold up that well compared to some other classics but still the best-known anyway.

fuse13

2 stars for major flashbacks, 2 stars for the music and 1 star for random bad fantasy art.

Big Beef Burritos Supreme

Oh wow. I had an Amiga back in the day, but the demos were similar enough.

fluffy
Yeah but also the Amiga had hardware which lended itself to this, while the PC just had a cumbersome framebuffer and a shitty 8-bit 1-channel aftermarket DAC.

Big Beef Burritos Supreme
And I wish they still supported the Amiga!

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