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The story of Eko on Atari Falcon - An Atari demoscene story from the mid 90's

The story of Eko on Atari Falcon The demoscene has always been a fascinating underground world of creativity, coding mastery, and digital art — and the Atari ST demoscene played an important role in its evolution. In this video, we dive deep into the story of Eko, one of the most influential groups in the Atari Falcon scene. From their very first demos, their rivalry with other scene legends, i uncover the history thru details and some anecdotes from the past. All documented with some magazines articles. All the content in this video have been discussed and validated by Eko members and even some other guys in the demoscene. The Atari ST demoscene played a crucial role in the 1990s, pushing the boundaries of what was possible on 16/32 bits computers and shaping the evolution of digital art, coding techniques, and underground computing culture. This video will take you back to the golden age of pixel-perfect animations and mind-blowing code tricks on 16/32 bits computers. Disclaimer : For experts : I used a SC 1224 monitor in this video that may not match with the Falcon. I just did not find any SC1435 3d model. 📼 What You'll Discover: ✅ The origins of Eko from the ST and their first productions on Atari Falcon ✅ How we pushed the Atari Falcon hardware beyond its limits ✅ Iconic demos that Eko made and the impact they had on the Atari scene ✅ Articles from European press related to Eko or the ST demoscene ✅ Behind-the-scenes stories from legendary members and how they met 00:00 : Intro 00:10 : How did everything begin? 00:50 : Last Mad vision demo 01:17 : How we spent time in 1992? 01:36 : The Atari Messe and the Falcon 02:18 : How did we get our Falcon? 04:10 : June 1992 : The "cool demo" 04:27 : August 1993 The place to be and the "Eko demo" 05:17 : December 1993 : The intermedia/sanom party and the "Papa was a bladerunner" 06:00 : December 1993 : How to code #1 06:14 : April 1994 : How to code #2 06:23 : June 1994 : How "Mars DSP" was released in anticipation 06:47 : August 1994 : The place to be again and the "Ekosystem" demo 07:53 : Abstract and Eko 08:12 : Moonspeeder 09:00 : October 1994 : The Siliconvention 09:38 : December 1994 : The "Epidemic" music disk 10:05 : December 1994 : The "Atari Show" in Paris 10:30 : April 1995 : How to code #3 10:38 : April 1995 : The Fried bits in germany and the "Ekosystem" demo 11:55 : August 1995 : The "Geranium" demo 11:55 : April 1996 : The "Entracte" demo 12:34 : February 1997 : The Eko meeting 12:42 : H20 14:46 : Eko secret demo 15:19 : The game "Gift", philippe ulrich, team 17 and Cryo 15:38 : December 2021 : Sfmx Magazine 4 : Eko edition. How they made the Papa was a bladerunner on a STe 16:00 : Thanks and final thoughts 16:33 : Return of the borders. The book you must have! 17:00 : Credits 🔔 Don't forget to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more retro computing and demoscene history! 💬 Have memories of Eko or the Atari ST/Falcon demoscene ? Share them in the comments below! 📼 Original Tracks : Moonove ➡️ Check out my website : https://moonove.com 🌐 FOLLOW ME ON: x.com/moonove #demoscene #atari #retrocomputing #chiptune #oldSchool #demoParty #atarifalcon #falcon #eko #atarist #coding #68000 #assembler