01 - Diary

Created by: Nyyrikki
Programming language: ASM
System requirements: MSX turboR
Received: 11-10-2004
Description: A multipart bounce demo for MSX turboR

02 - TNI Bounce 2004

Created by: TNI
Programming language: ASM
System requirements: MSX2
Received: 12-10-2004
Description: What starts as an ordinary logo & scoll demo ends up in a multilayer bouncing frenzy

03 - Blend

Created by: Desire in Envy
Programming language: ASM
System requirements: MSX1
Received: 10-10-2004
Description: Desire in Envy brings an MSX1 demo in the tradition of Lieves!Tuore and Bandwagon

04 - Sphere

Created by: Infinite
Programming language: ASM
System requirements: MSX2(7MHz)/turboR, 512kB RAM, 512kB Moonsound
Received: 12-10-2004
Description: Introducing the 4motion animation engine, Infinite brings you full-screen 3D bouncing sensations

05 - Revival

Created by: IC
Programming language: ASM
System requirements: MSX2
Received: 08-09-2004
Description: This demo shows a nice bouncing scroller, a logo, a wave and a coloured bars affect

06 - Bounce!

Created by: Nyyrikki
Programming language: VT-52 text
System requirements: MSX1
Received: 12-09-2004
Description: Nyyrikki proves that even textfiles can make bounce demo's on MSX

07 - Vector Scroll

Created by: IC
Programming language: ASM
System requirements: MSX2
Received: 02-09-2004
Description: A nicely bouncing vectorscroll demo

08 - Bounce

Created by: Sonic
Programming language: ASM
System requirements: MSXturboR
Received: 21-07-2004
Description: A bouncing ball with a nice shadow effect

09 - Bounce00

Created by: Sonic
Programming language: ASM
System requirements: MSX2+
Received: 22-07-2004
Description: In this adult demo certain parts of the body sure look bouncy

10 - Revenge of the Boing ball

Created by: Ricardo Bittencourt
Programming language: ASM
System requirements: MSX turboR
Received: 11-10-2004
Description: The revenge of the Boing ball brings the famous Amiga ball demo to MSX turboR

11 - Bounce

Created by: Benno van den Boogaard
Programming language: BASIC
System requirements: MSX2
Received: 11-10-2004
Description: A nice and effective bouncing ball demo for MSX.

12 - Jone Jumpy

Created by: Jonemaan
Programming language: BASIC
System requirements: MSX1
Received: 19-07-2004
Description: A BASIC oneliner, created just for fun

13 - BounceX

Created by: GuyveR800
Programming language: BASIC
System requirements: MSX2
Received: 31-07-2004
Description: Another bouncy bouncy demo that qualifies as 18+

14 - Tigger

Created by: GuyveR800
Programming language: BASIC
System requirements: MSX2
Received: 07-08-2004
Description: This Tigger demo is very suitable for children. Winnie The Pooh's tigger needs only a few lines of BASIC to start bouncing

Disqualified - Mururoa

Created by: Near Dark
Programming language: BASIC
System requirements: MSX2
Received: 10-10-2004
Description: An addictive game in which you have to bounce from cloud to cloud

If you want to find out why Mururoa (which would have won the third prize otherwise) was disqualified, read this newspost.

congratulations nyrykykyky

Congratulations to all winners... What was the jury's comment? I'm missing that.

Congrtz, all!

BiFi: as soon as the jurors have time for it, they'll make a nice paper with comments, and send it to MRC. That has been announced as

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DUTCH: André en Martijn hebben ons beloofd wat commentaar per inzending te leveren, zodat dat binnenkort ook gepubliceerd wordt op het MRC.

and

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ENGLISH: André and Martijn promised us they will send us some comments on each entry as well, which will be published in the MRC in the future.

in this newspost.

You could have missed it though

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André and Martijn promised us they will send us some comments on each entry as well, which will be published in the MRC in the future.

These AnMa-chaps are quite slow, aren't they?

They are not the fastest chaps in the world indeed, but I must admit that it slipped our (MRC-team) minds to put some pressure behind it as well. We'll contact 'em and see where it goes from there.

The Bombaman report will take less time, though, as in essence most of it has already been written

I guess they'll be sending it in about 6 months and it will take another 6 months to get to you guys as they're using some kind ultra-slow snailmail?

And what about the Bombaman report? It has been quite a while as well.

What about the pictures! Are these AnMa chaps bold and grey, that's what matters!

'bald' you mean?

'to baldly code what no-one has coded before'

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'bald' you mean? 'to baldly code what no-one has coded before'

Of course I meant italic.