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                              by Virtual Visions

                              - We Did It Again!





 The 'final' version released 01.01.1994

 We really thought that we started making this stupid demo early. Then we found
 out that we had run out of time. The last compilation of the compo version was
 made about two minutes AFTER the deadline,  and that version contained roughly
 two per cent of all the ideas we had had when we started making the demo.  The
 result was just like our Assembly'93 demo:  coded in hurry, buggy, incomplete.

 Well, enough of that.  This is the release version of  Reversed Evolution, and
 it still sucks.  Anyway, enjoy our voxels and so on..  They are all calculated
 realtime, of course.

 This demo needs 4 megs of memory (that is, about 2.7 megs of EMS/XMS/extended
 memory has to be available). If there is not enough memory, the extender will
 display a message 'LINEXE_LOADER failed' or something like that, or the demo
 will just hang. Also GUS is needed for music. Runs also without music, though.
 A fast computer is recommended, maybe also needed. Don't know.


 Special thanks go to
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 Advanced Gravis                for the GUSes
 Kim Davies                     for the samples (though we didn't use them :( )
 

 See you all...

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 (ding dong) Are you still there?

