In May we brought you three stunning graphics demo programs which wrung that little bit extra out of Arnold. We thought they pushed the old CPC hardware about as far as it could go, but Patti Bond of St. Helens proved us wrong. His type-in, Blitter, mimics a demo program Commodore use to show off their enormously expensive Amiga personal computer. The demo is of a huge red and white football, bouncing and spinning at the same time, against a grid background - and it takes real power to do that properly. With Paul's program, Arnold can match computers nearly ten times more expensive -not bad, tor 3K of Basic? And the perfect demo to put you in the mood for the World Cup. AA#10 |