Demos by Oxyron

Oxyron has released a multitude of demos for various platforms. The focus was especially on the Commodore 64 in the early days, but from the mid-90s onwards, demos for the Amiga were also increasingly added. Here and there we even developed one or two for other systems.

We also had some so-called disk mags in our program, which should not go unmentioned here.

Thousands of hours of work have been put into these oldschool releases, and the team size and composition has varied greatly over the years. One thing has always remained the same – namely the urge to get the best out of a demo on the respective platform. This resulted in a good reputation that we are allowed to enjoy in the demoscene. Have fun browsing and discovering!

Oxyron has released a vast number of demos, perfectly illustrating how a Demoscene group can evolve from a small, local crew of enthusiasts to a so-called elite group.

Additional Information:

• Demoscene: The demoscene is a subculture of computer enthusiasts who create demos, which are short audiovisual presentations that showcase the technical capabilities of a particular computer system.