Demos and invitation intros with music by Purple Motion, from Superselection in 2024 back to Unreal in 1992.
2000s
Superselection
By Byterapers, Doomsday and Future Crew. Music by Purple Motion, HooCee and Mysdee.
Renaissance
By Byterapers. Music by Purple Motion.
1990s
Assembly ’94 invitation
By Future Crew and Sonic PC. Music by Purple Motion.
Second Reality
Music by Purple Motion and Skaven.
Panic
Music by Purple Motion.
Fishtro
Music by Purple Motion.
Unreal
Music by Purple Motion and Skaven.
Internal Damage
By Electromotive Force. Music by Purple Motion.
Diskmags
Diskmags were magazines that came as programs on floppy disk and BBS uploads. Four MS-DOS mags from the nineties with Purple Motion in them run here in js-dos, a DOS emulator that runs in the browser, along with DemoNews 76, a text newsletter, in a viewer written for this page.
Most of the mags are driven by the keyboard: press Run, then use the arrow keys, Enter and Esc. In DemoNews 76, P jumps to the next mention of Purple Motion. Hugi 15 also takes the mouse; click inside the screen to use it. Full screen fills your display with the mag; in Chrome and Edge hold Esc to leave it, in other browsers Esc leaves it at once. Press Ctrl+F10 to give the keyboard back to the page, and Stop to close the mag.
Imphobia 9 starts by showing its sound setup, a Gravis UltraSound, and asks whether it is correct. Press Y and the mag opens with music.
Hoax 3
By Epical. Music by Groo and Blizzard.
Parrot 2
By Crypton. Music by Wode Tc.
DemoNews 76
By Hornet. The issue with the interview quoted under Interviews, here in full. It opens in TXTVIEW, a text viewer written for this page, from the original files.scene.org file, unchanged.
Imphobia 9
By Imphobia. Music by Basehead, Scorpik, Zodiak and NHP. The issue whose charts voted Purple Motion the number one musician.
Hugi 15
By Hugi. Music by Nightbeat and Dawnstar. The issue with the tracking tips quoted under Interviews.
Windows mags
7 Zone 2 (Cyclonus, 2001) and Zine 12 (BitFellas + Brainstorm, 2007) are Windows programs, which a DOS emulator cannot run. Their Demozoo pages have the downloads.
Tracks
Playlist
Death Rally
The soundtrack of Remedy’s game as ScreamTracker 3 modules: the main menu, the nine race tracks and Hard Metal. Published courtesy of Remedy Entertainment.
Credits
Won the MP3 music competition at Assembly 1999 with 1799 points. Guitar and mixing: Timo Haanpää.
The tracker modules play in your browser through libopenmpt 0.8.9 (BSD licence) and chiptune3 (MIT licence). Without JavaScript, the titles download the files.