NoRecess - Elmar Krieger interviewed

[NewsBot]

Elmar Krieger interviewed
26 December 2013, 10:44 pm

Prehistorik 2 (Amstrad Plus version) Elmar Krieger, also known as Elmsoft / EGS in the demoscene, was a famous programmer active on Amstrad CPC platform. He created some worth-watching demos (including Chain Demo), but he is better known for the following games: Zap't'Balls, Super Cauldron and of course Prehistorik 2. As a teenager at the time, Prehistorik 2 had notably big impacts on me.

I was definitively curious to know more about him, so I contacted him for an interview and he kindly accepted.

Find corresponding interview here (also available in Interviews section of this site).




Source: NoRecess - News

[Gryzor]

Thanks - looking forward to reading it, should be interesting!

[Devilmarkus]

Also interesting would be the fact, if there exist a working disk of the "Chain Demo"...

The overall existing DSK is missing some important data short before the end of the demo

[MacDeath]

Nice interview... thx.


funy to see old Gameboy can get Amstrad Ports...

[jbaudrand]

thanks for this interview.
too bad the source code was lost.

[fgbrain]

OMG, for me the best coder!!

you should have asked him why ZTB main game doesn't like my CRTC type 2 although the demo menu runs perfectly on it..

if there exist a working disk of the "Chain Demo"...

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