------------------------------------------------------------------------------ o Oo ooO The Morning Trip o Oo ooO O ,, oO o O ,, oO o o (oo) oO A psychedelic mushroom trip o (oo) oO <||> o ,,o <||> o ,,o O/·.\__/`\ by Loonies O/·.\__/`\ o \_______/ o drAn o \_______/ o Released at TP98 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Credits: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Main Code: Psycho Compression and C2P: Blueberry Gfx: Bifrost Objects: Psycho, Laika Sfx: Tarmslyng Design: Psycho, Tarmslyng ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Requirements: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ AGA, 020+, 4.5mb fast FPU for the 40k version ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Design/story concept: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The story is basicly about a snails morning trip. On its way it finds a giant mushroom which it desides to jump straight in to, by unknown resons. The mushroom is unfortunately one of the psychedelic kinds, which means that it contains psilocybin. This Psychedelic drug is absorbed through the thin skin of the snail, and after a while the first signs of colourfull sharp psychedelic patterns appears. The snail is tripping! In the end of the trip, the colours weakens and the trip slowly fades. In the end the snail falls out of the mushroom, and continues it's search for more mushrooms. NB: the snail may apear very fast; but as some might think it is not on speed or any kind of amphetamines. It is a specialy trained snail, which can jump very high.! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sample/song credits ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Style: Goa Format: Mod (original MED) Bas+BD: Neurodancer/100% Chip-sounds: Chromag/PolkaBrothers (polkaulven) Rest: Unknown source ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ http://www.gbar.dtu.dk/~c960502/