Amiga demos

Amiga Demo Scene is a part of the whole demo scene creating demos for the Amiga computer. Total number of Amiga demos amounts to several thousand productions (someone have a good approximation?).

List of some Amiga demos:

Andromeda: DOS
Andromeda: Nexus 7
Anarchy: 3D Demo II
Anarchy: Hardcore
Anarchy: In the Kitchen
Alcatraz: Odyssey
Budbrain: Megademo
Budbrain: Megademo II
Complex: Delirium
Complex: Gospel Karaoke
Complex: Origin
Complex: Real
Cryptoburners: The Hunt for 7th October
Crystal: Human Target
DCS: Klone
Deathstar: Megademo
Fanatic: Hate
Fanatic: Hate 2 (released at Assembly'95)
Gate: Bruno's Music Box II
Jesus on E's
Kefrens: Desert Dream
Kefrens: Guardian Dragon
Kefrens: Megademo 8
Mature Furk: Lapsuus
Melon Dezign: SOS
Mystic: Megademo (released at Assembly'99, 3rd place)
Mystic: No Name (also called falsely with the title 'The Demo')
Mystic: Traffic (released at Assembly'96, 4th place)
Parallax: Drool This
Parallax: Zif (released at Assembly'95, the winner)
Phenomena: Enigma
Phenomena: Interspace
Polka Brothers: Friday at Eight
Polka Brothers: Prey
Pure Metal Coders: Alpha And Omega
Pygmy Projects: Extension
Red Sector Inc: Cebit 90
Red Sector Inc: Megademo
Reflect: Sound Vision
RNO: Electroluxus (released at Mekka Symposium 2002)
Sanity: Arte
Sanity: Roots
Sanity: Roots 2
Sanity: World of Commodore
Share and Enjoy: Amazing Tunes II
Silents: Global Trash
Silents+Crionics: Hardwired
Silents: Ice
Scoopex: Mental Hangover
Scoopex: Seven Sins
Spaceballs: 9 Fingers (considered to be a sequel for Spaceballs - The State of the Art)
Spaceballs: The State of the Art
Stellar: Mindflow
Virtual Dreams: Breathtaker
Virtual Dreams: Factory
Virtual Dreams: Fullmoon
Virtual Dreams: Love
Virtual Dreams: Sumea (Released at Assembly'96, the winner)

Note that these demos do not represent the most famous demos necessarily.

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