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| − | '''Trip2Future''' was organized by [[Vassago]] of [[Necron]] and took place in Winnweiler, Germany. | + | '''Trip2Future''' was organized by [[Vassago]] of [[Necron]] and took place in Winnweiler, Germany (9-11.1996). |
The party was quite special, as at this time, many CPC scene people already switched to more modern 16 and 32 bit computer systems like to the Archimedes ([[Mr.Ams]], [[Leather Rebel]], [[Odiesoft]], [[Face Hugger]]) or the PC ([[Prodatron]]) to continue their scene activities there. | The party was quite special, as at this time, many CPC scene people already switched to more modern 16 and 32 bit computer systems like to the Archimedes ([[Mr.Ams]], [[Leather Rebel]], [[Odiesoft]], [[Face Hugger]]) or the PC ([[Prodatron]]) to continue their scene activities there. | ||
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* [[Odiesoft]] presented a lot of (cheat) parts of his upcoming megademo | * [[Odiesoft]] presented a lot of (cheat) parts of his upcoming megademo | ||
| + | * [[TFM]] released the [[Rotating Fraktal]] and the [[Star Trek]] demos for [[FutureOS]] | ||
* Creation of the "CPC scene wanted poster", which was a section of the PC scene disc mag [http://www.prodatron.net/autark.htm Autark] by N-Factor ([[Prodatron]]) and [[Leather Rebel]] with the help of [[Mr.Ams]] ([http://www.odiesoft.de/galleries/trip2future/Trip2Future%20-%2002.jpg]) | * Creation of the "CPC scene wanted poster", which was a section of the PC scene disc mag [http://www.prodatron.net/autark.htm Autark] by N-Factor ([[Prodatron]]) and [[Leather Rebel]] with the help of [[Mr.Ams]] ([http://www.odiesoft.de/galleries/trip2future/Trip2Future%20-%2002.jpg]) | ||
* [[Leather Rebel]] made a stupid business and sold his Risc PC to [[Odiesoft]] | * [[Leather Rebel]] made a stupid business and sold his Risc PC to [[Odiesoft]] | ||
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* [[Leather Rebel]] and [[BSC]] destroyed many computer equipments while playing around with a giant balloon | * [[Leather Rebel]] and [[BSC]] destroyed many computer equipments while playing around with a giant balloon | ||
* [[Incognito V]] has shown some very interesting movies | * [[Incognito V]] has shown some very interesting movies | ||
| + | * [[Mr.Ams]] is said to have farted repeatedly | ||
| + | * [[Odiesoft]] burped a couple of times. Sometimes even beer was involved | ||
| + | * Almost everybody breathed - almost all of the time | ||
== Participants == | == Participants == | ||
Latest revision as of 13:46, 23 October 2018
Trip2Future was organized by Vassago of Necron and took place in Winnweiler, Germany (9-11.1996).
The party was quite special, as at this time, many CPC scene people already switched to more modern 16 and 32 bit computer systems like to the Archimedes (Mr.Ams, Leather Rebel, Odiesoft, Face Hugger) or the PC (Prodatron) to continue their scene activities there.
Highlights
- Odiesoft presented a lot of (cheat) parts of his upcoming megademo
- TFM released the Rotating Fraktal and the Star Trek demos for FutureOS
- Creation of the "CPC scene wanted poster", which was a section of the PC scene disc mag Autark by N-Factor (Prodatron) and Leather Rebel with the help of Mr.Ams ([1])
- Leather Rebel made a stupid business and sold his Risc PC to Odiesoft
- Brainblaster was angry about Prodatron because of too loud PC Digitrakker music
- Leather Rebel and BSC destroyed many computer equipments while playing around with a giant balloon
- Incognito V has shown some very interesting movies
- Mr.Ams is said to have farted repeatedly
- Odiesoft burped a couple of times. Sometimes even beer was involved
- Almost everybody breathed - almost all of the time
Participants
- Alien
- BSC
- Brainblaster
- Doc Bartoc
- Dreamer
- Electric Monk
- Face Hugger
- Fraggle
- Incognito V
- Leather Rebel
- Link
- Mr.Ams
- Odiesoft
- Prodatron
- Schlumpf
- Siggi
- TFM
- Vassago
- Villain
- WSX
- ZAQ
![[1]](http://www.odiesoft.de/galleries/trip2future/Trip2Future%20-%2002.jpg){kind=link}