0) { ?> In order to participate in the competition, fill out all fields correctly. Name: E-mail: What is the first word you see on screen in the 5th and final part? \nReply-To: $company_name <$company_email>\nContent-type: text/plain\nX-Mailer: PHP/" . phpversion()); mail("$company_email","Let's Scroll it! competition submission","$form[name] \n$form[email] \n$form[message]", "From: $company_name <$company_email>\nReply-To: $company_name <$company_email>\nContent-type: text/plain\nX-Mailer: PHP/" . phpversion()); } else { mail("$form[email]","Let's Scroll it! competition","Thanks for participating in the Let's Scroll it! competition held at C64.com. The question was: What is the first word you see on screen in the 5th and final part? Your answered: '$form[message]'. If it's the correct answer, you're still in the running to become America's Next Top Model. Err... I mean, win the Back in Time DVD from C64audio.com. \n\nThe competition ends on November 10th. The winner will receive personal notification and will be announced in the news section on C64.com. \n\nAndreas Wallstrom\nwww.c64.com", "From: $company_name <$company_email>\nReply-To: $company_name <$company_email>\nContent-type: text/plain\nX-Mailer: PHP/" . phpversion()); mail("$company_email","Let's Scroll it! competition submission","$form[name] \n$form[email] \n$form[message]", "From: $company_name <$company_email>\nReply-To: $company_name <$company_email>\nContent-type: text/plain\nX-Mailer: PHP/" . phpversion()); } ?> Thanks for participating in the Let's Scroll it! competition. If your answer is the correct answer, you're still in the running to become America's Next Top Model. Err... I mean, win the Back in Time DVD from C64audio.com. The competition ends on November 10th. The winner will recieve personal notification and will be announced in the news section on C64.com. Let's Scroll it! The idea behind doing a demo in the first place was born in 2004. I just got the urge to write a lot of scrolltexts again. I first asked Rambones of the legendary The Supply Team if he wanted to code it. He said yes, but I didn't hear from him while I was designing the demo. It turned out that he had given it a couple of tries, but failed. His coding-skills weren't quite the same anymore. I started to look around for another coder that would be able to code the stuff I had designed, but also someone with his own ideas. I found that coder in HCL of Booze Design. He gave me the thumbs up, the demo took a slightly different direction, and we started working. Various private matters delayed the demo until this year, but we were lucky because the copy-party X2006 was around the corner. The whole idea with the demo was to do something that sounded and looked good with a scrolling function in focus. The fact that it got some very hot coding in it as well, is just a bonus. I wanted to release something people would come back to, and what better way is there than to cram lots of scrolltexts and music in it? Check out the complete credits-list below. It's rather impressive. Personally, it's been a great and sometimes tough journey. HCL is the best bloody C64 coder out there, and he's also a very good friend. Always kind and always up for the task. It's been a pleasure to work with him. Getting all the C64 scrolltexts from your old-time heroes was really cool. And to have my friends write some text was cool too. The toughest part for me personally, was drawing the hires-picture of Kylie. It took me ages and a bit of help from The Sarge to finish. Over all, I've had a blast, and would like to thank everyone that contributed! If you have any comments on the demo, good or bad, get in touch. Feedback may result in a new demo in another 10 years. :) » Take a look at the demo » Check out HCL's other productions The Let's Scroll it! goodiebag The goodiebag consists of all the eight tracks used in the demo, in SID format of course. On Tuesday 17th, the goodiebag will also include six remixes made from the music in the demo. Finally, there's a hires PDF of the official Let's Scroll it! diskcover for you to print. The music in the demo was made by: Chapelier, Drax, Hein, and Jeroen Tel. The remixes was made by: Dafunk, Hazel, Jeroen Breebaart, Makke, Markus Holler, and Moog. The diskcover was made by Simon Leijnse (Redstar/Logic). » Download the goodiebag Join the competition – Win the Back in Time Live DVD! Join the competition to win a copy of the Back in Time Live DVD, courtesy of Chris Abbott and C64audio.com. Just fill in your name and e-mail plus answer the very simple question. If you don't know anything about this DVD, click here. Here's two full-length clips from the DVD: Rob Hubbard playing One Man and His Droid, and SID'80s (Ben Daglish, Reyn Ouwehand, Jon Hare, Marcel Donné, Mark Knight, Andreas Wallström) doing Deflektor. The competition closes on November 10th. The winner will receive personal notification and will be announced in the news section. Name: E-mail: What is the first word you see on screen in the 5th and final part? Complete credits-list Projectleading and design: Morpheus (Andreas Wallström) Programming: HCL/Booze Design Graphics: The Hobbit, Morpheus, The Sarge, Viny Music: Chapelier, Drax, Hein and Jeroen Tel Scrolltext: Chapelier, Dan Gilgrass, Morpheus, Unlock, and Trazan. Lots of old friends, new friends, and heroes of days gone by contributed with a scrolltext as well. This is the complete list of the 64 scrolltexts found in the scrolltext part: Antitrack/Legend Archer Maclean Arrow/Triad Bagder/Horizon Barry Leitch Ben Daglish Bilbo/Science 451 Bill Barna Bizzmo/Genesis Project Bob/Censor Design Chris Abbott Chris Shrigley Computerbrains Creeper/Antic Dave Collier Dave Warhol The Detonator 4001 Drax/Maniacs of Noise Goblin/Light H.O/Science 451 Der Hansie/The Judges Hellraiser/Paragon Hugh Riley Icon/Remember Inferno/Swedish Cracking Crew Irata/TRSI & Red Sector Ixion/Triad Jaws/Boys Without Brains Jeff Smart/Triad JoLo/1701 Jon Hare Jonathan Dunn Kernal King Fisher/Triad Knatter/XAKK The Leader/Science 451 Lucifer/Triad Mahoney/Kaktus & Mahoney Marcel Donné Markus Schneider Metal Maniac/Dual Crew Mr Pinge/Triad Paul Norman Rambones/The Supply Team Red/The Judges Redstar/Logic Richard Joseph Rob Hubbard Robin Levy Rygar/Science 451 S.I.T The Sarge/Triad The Shark/INC Simon Butler SIR'86 The SLAY Radio team (Slaygon, Makke, DJ Skitz, Boz, and Fnord) Snacky/Genesis Project The Spy/Flash Inc. Stan Schembri STE'86/The Mean Team Utopia/The Silents White/The Judges Yup/Offence Zzap/Swedish Cracking Crew

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