Scenography
During its 38 years of existance, Cascade members produced a lot of scene stuff...
This includes projects like demos, games and tools, which were released under the group name label and furthermore you can find Graphics and Musics, made by Cascade members, which were partly used in Cascade projects and partly not (yet) released...
Each chapter, are in chronological order, which means, that the newest is placed on top.
Current categories available:
In this section you will find all musical efforts that were done by Cascade-Musicians in the last 20 years. Homecomputer musics have become quite fasionabel these days, so this is our tribute to the days, when people programmed synthesizer chips and music trackers for samples were inevnted. You can listen to these tunes via your PC by using special software... you get more info about the graphic modes in the chapter.
Music of the following artists available:
Here we have diverse graphic examples that were done by Cascade members. Non-sceners maybe don't understand the special spirit of these graphics, so you have to keep in mind, that this stuff is done before e.g. scanners, photoshop and VGA with 16 million colors were standard... these graphics have been indeed done by setting pixel for pixel in special graphics programs... you get more info about the graphic modes in the chapter.
Galleries of the following artists available:
Here you'll find a collection of YouTube videos that show Cascade demos and intros for both C64 and Amiga. An easy and simple way to see some of our demos in action, without using an emulator.
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22.06.2026 - C64 game 'Comchinko' releasedToo old to keep up with fast shooters? Too bored to replay the same type of reskinned flip screen platformer over and over again? Can’t be bothered to read a six page manual? Too AI degraded to solve puzzle games or struck down by tendonitis by jerking your joystick too hard. Comchinko by Dr. Mortal Wombat (maker of e.g. Trenchangle, Terminal Walker, Soiled Iron, Roguebot, Minotrace, Ball and Chain, Gates of the Ancient) may be just the right game for you. Just push a button to let your balls drop and see chaos ensue and numbers go up – or just sit there and see the balls drop all by themselves if even this is to much bother. You can get the game as digital download for a bargain (name your own price) to support the developer.
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