Cascade Amiga Packdisks
"Packdisks" are collections of different stuff, mostly intros and demos, sampled together on an Amiga disk and equipped with a simple loader menu. Because of their easy usage (no need to run CLI/Workbench) these packages have been quite famous on Amiga back then and likely spreaded and collected. The Packdisks here are released under the flag of Cascade, though some of them might contain a collection of stuff, that is not inevitably made by Cascade members.Approved Amiga emulator(s) for Windows:
Denise V2.6WinUAE 6.0.2
This Packdisk contains solely Cascade demos/intros, which can be also downloaded separately here. The reason for making such a thing in 1998: Back then most Amiga emulators where not able to load Amiga binaries with simple drag'n'drop. At least I was asked by some old Cascade members, because they had problems in loading their old stuff with an emulator. So I linked this stuff within an .adf and equipped it with a simple keymap menu and upped them on the Cascade Homepage. However, these disks found their way to other Amiga scene resources as legal Cascade releases. Unnecessary to mention, web and e-mail address listed in this release is obsolete :-)
Cascaders involved in this production:| Zeldin | - Linking |
This Packdisk contains solely Cascade demos/intros, which can be also downloaded separately here. The reason for making such a thing in 1998: Back then most Amiga emulators where not able to load Amiga binaries with simple drag'n'drop. At least I was asked by some old Cascade members, because they had problems in loading their old stuff with an emulator. So I linked this stuff within an .adf and equipped it with a simple keymap menu and upped them on the Cascade Homepage. However, these disks found their way to other Amiga scene resources as legal Cascade releases. Unnecessary to mention, web and e-mail address listed in this release is obsolete :-)
Cascaders involved in this production:| Zeldin | - Linking |
This Packdisk contains solely Cascade demos/intros, which can be also downloaded separately here. The reason for making such a thing in 1998: Back then most Amiga emulators where not able to load Amiga binaries with simple drag'n'drop. At least I was asked by some old Cascade members, because they had problems in loading their old stuff with an emulator. So I linked this stuff within an .adf and equipped it with a simple keymap menu and upped them on the Cascade Homepage. However, these disks found their way to other Amiga scene resources as legal Cascade releases. Unnecessary to mention, web and e-mail address listed in this release is obsolete :-)
Cascaders involved in this production:| Zeldin | - Linking |
Packdisk, sampled by Nick and Zaxxan containing demos/intros by Mute 101, Prologic and Paradox. The according Cascade intro can be downloaded separately here.
Cascaders involved in this production:| Nick | - Linking |
| Zaxxan | - Linking |
Packdisk, sampled by Nick and Zaxxan containing demos/intros by Share and Enjoy, Rebels, Kefrens, Deadlock, Advance and Savage. The according Cascade intro can be downloaded separately here.
Cascaders involved in this production:| Nick | - Linking |
| Zaxxan | - Linking |
Packdisk sampled by Lunatic containing tools for various purposes. As bonus the disk also offers the BBS Opening Demo made by Distance.
Cascaders involved in this production:| Lunatic | - Linking |
This Packdisk contains a collection of game docs, made by diverse ppl. It also includes the Cascade dentro Rising.
Cascaders involved in this production:unknown... if you have some info, please let us know...
Packdisk containing several demos/intros from Cascade, The Lost Boys and Crionics. Sampled together by Simon and Ronny presumably (until further notice) in 1989.
Cascaders involved in this production:| Simon | - Linking |
| Ronny | - Linking |
Packdisk, sampled by Bruce and Bongo containing demos/intros by CBC, Sunriders, Bros Top Swap and furthermore a demo by Bruce and Bongo and a first appearance from Mathemagician and Embeepee for Cascade Denmark.
Cascaders involved in this production:| Bruce | - Linking |
| Bongo | - Linking |
Packdisk sampled by the group "Deathstar" in cooperation with Cascade France. The according intro for this production (though for "Deadly Mix 3") can be downloaded separately here. Background of this cooperation is unknown. If you have some info about it, we would be happy, if you share it with us...
Cascaders involved in this production:unknown... if you have some info, please let us know...
Packdisk, sampled by Bruce and Bongo containing demos/intros by Beastie Boys, Digitech & Italian Bad Boys & The Link, Ipec Elite & Ocean, Megaforce, Saxxon, The Flying Rabbits, Thrust, Les Nuls & West Coast Boys.
Cascaders involved in this production:| Bruce | - Linking |
| Bongo | - Linking |
Packdisk, sampled by members of Cascade Germany containing demos/intros by Prophets, Thrust, Ackerlight, Shut Berlin, Bos Team, Phase 5 and Crap Academy.
Release date is estimated, due to date of latest added file on the disk.
| Bruce | - Linking |
| Bongo | - Linking |
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