This was the time when we were increasingly recognized as a serious competitor, and our design and graphics steadily improved. We were even listed at the top of the charts in some scene magazines.
From around 1996, things became quieter for Oxyron on the Commodore 64, as many members were now active on the Amiga, and Graham had to keep the flag flying for a few years with occasional support.
It’s still impressive how much Code and Assets Graham managed to put into a One-File Demo.
#2 C64 Demo at The Party 1997)
Time to celebrate… 4 Years Oxyron.
#3 C64 Demo at Symposium 1996
The legendary One-File Demo coded by Graham.
#2 C64 Demo at The Party 1995
Released at The Party 1994
#2 C64 Demo at Tribute 1994
The 11th Part of the legendary series.
#5 C64 Demo at The Party 1993
The 10th Part of the legendary series.
#5 C64 Demo at The Computer Crossroad 1993
The 9th Part of the legendary series.
#1 C64 Demo at Data-Live Conference 93)
Nothing much to say here. It’s a Demo!
Yes, we weren’t particularly creative with demo names at all times. So with ‚Out of Coma‘, we simply numbered them through. 😉
#1 C64 Demo at Game On Demo Competition 06/93
A small release to show the world that Yazoo/Oxyron is back and active after an inactive phase.
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