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ZX Spectrum demos
ZX Spectrum demos are demos made for the ZX Spectrum and compatible computers.〔(TechRadar: 10 of the coolest demoscene creations )〕〔(Vice: Demoscene - The Art of the Algorithms Looks At The History Of A Digital Subculture )〕
The demo scene on the Spectrum can probably be traced back to Castor Cracking Group, The Lords〔(Your Sinclair: Quinquagesima )〕 and a few other groups and individuals back in 1986. The ZX Spectrum demo scene was slow to start,〔(Advanced ZAT Programming, issue 25, 1994: ''Demo&Co'' )〕 but it started to rise in the late 1980s, most noticeably in Eastern Europe〔〔(Your Sinclair: Megademo )〕〔(Demoscene – The Art of the Algorithms (2012) )〕 and southern Europe.〔(Hemdatornytt nr 2 1990, p 70 )〕 Some demos were also released with magazines on cover tapes.〔(World of Spectrum - Sinclair Infoseek )〕
== Hardware ==
Although there are many demos made for the 48K Spectrums,〔(Demotopia )〕 most current Spectrum demos require the additional features found in the Spectrum 128K, that is, 128 KiB of RAM and the AY-3-8912 sound chip. Also, many demos have been designed to run from a floppy disk rather than a cassette tape.
In many eastern European countries, the various used to be more common than the original models, a fact that also reflects in the choices of hardware among the demoscene. For example, on most Russian demoscene events, the standard "compo Spectrum" is the Pentagon 128 with a floppy disk drive. Since there are considerable technical differences between the Pentagon and the original Spectrum, particularly in the video timing, there are also many demos that require a Pentagon to run properly.
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