Thanks for letting me know. Yeah, it's a shame the entire thing never made it through but at least the main site (www.nukleus.nu) is decipherable.
The Nukleus guys are doing a great job with this project and it's basically a world charts for the Amiga scene. This comes out
roughly every 2 years and
anyone can vote for their fave demo scene intro/demo/ascii artist/musician /coder/demo group etc and there's even a category for best BBS. :)
Thanks for the link to the Versus vote at www.nukleus.nu/vs and the rest of the Nukleus site looks pretty cool too.
The Amiga scene is still pretty big if you know where to
look and it's great
to see people trying to squeeze the last drops from 30+ year old hardware.
I had a great time watching livestreams of some of the Revision 2024 competitions this year. A bunch of awesome Amiga demos.
... Amiigggaaaaaaaa.!!
Sounds just like the Revision 2024 livestream! :)
Chris/akacastor
--- Maximus 3.01
* Origin: Another Millennium - Canada - another.tel (21:1/162)
Web-based telnet client
DOS games (playable from your web browser)
IRC
Email & news access