Labels:text | electronics | screenshot | software | computer icon | computer | web page | website | multimedia software | display | operating system OCR: 1 Browse: The Amiga Demo Scene Back Home Reload Image Search AMICA Adresse: http://www.cucug.org/amiscene.html YY|Hinzuf. Image AmigaClub Alta Vista Yahoo Aminet Omnipresence Hisof Amiga Support WEB DIRECTORY Company Index FW/SW Software Aminet Archives FR File Collections Hardware Amiga Info Amiga Demo Scene Product Reviews Tech Questions Other Resources Demo Groups Demo Scene Telnet BBSi User Groups 100% - Nice but very few graphics, functional info and releases to download. As this group is devoted to Other Links ASCii-art and BBS-utilities, nothing really exciting is available on this site, which is rarely updated. Interactive Accession - Huge traced logo, a memberlist with photos and an unpolished way to download some crackintros, Your Comments with "more to come soon" promised. Add a Link Action Memorial Page - Amiga demo scene group bom in 1989. Songs, releases and scene links. Update a Link Anadune - Beautiful Anadune logo graphics, but it's not really ehm ... appropriate (call it evil if you like), to put Link To Us CUCUG Home such a 140k image on the index page. The subpages bring varied information, not to forget the "cool" section, which is quite cool indeed, actually. Shown there is a large gif anim which shows the various stages of hand-pixeling a typical demo picture. Great idea. The rest is basic stuff, but it's well done. Releases are there. * Balance - Good, simple but effective design with a great menu bar. Some short to very short information, a not-activated-yet gallery section and ... no releases. The Amiga Web Directory is a free Baroque - Single-person music group (hey, I need to list it somewhere!) presenting itself through a page with service of the Champaign-Urbania Computer Users Group and fun graphics but not much of a design and an empty "about" page. Lots of modules to download, of course. AdvanceNet. If you know of any other Broken - Site with an impressive amount of info about the group, it's members and the releases (both utils and interesting Amiga-oriented Web pages tell us about them! Just fill out our demo stuff). Things might look a bit overcomplicated sometimes, caused by the massive amount of info on each handy Suggest a Link Form or e-mail screen and the screaming colours of the graphics, but in general it's well worth a look. your submissions to cucuq@ cucuq.org Candle - "Hot" main page, with a lot of buming stuff and nice graphics. The only other thing worth looking at is and we'll check them out. the information page, where the group's philosophy is explained. The colourful background there interferes a bit with the text. Only one release available. Camage - Good rendered graphics accompanied by nice and less nice pixelled artwork can't hide the lack of design on these pages. Especially the group info and releases page deserve more than plain ascii files. No demo stuff to download, but there are links to various pages of Camage members, where a bit more can be found sometimes. Especially Kenco's page is well worth a look. Clique - Clique, located in Turkey. By Mithat Olut. Cancian - They're mean they've havdeare they're talented and they've doing it in black and white Trandu Dokument geladen.
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