Notable Demo Releases and Awards
The demo division of Fairlight has received numerous awards during their career, listed below.
| Title | Type | Awards |
|---|---|---|
| My Room | demo | 1st place at Phenomena/Censor Party 1990 |
| Illusion | demo | 2nd place at The Computer Crossroad 1993 |
| 242 | demo | 2nd place at Assembly 1993 |
| Full Moon | demo | 2nd place at The Party 1993 |
| Chaosland | 40k intro | 1st place at The Party 1993 |
| Love | demo | 1st place at South Sealand Party 1994 |
| Breathtaker | demo | 2nd place at Assembly 1994 |
| Psychedelic | demo | 2nd place at The Party 1994 |
| Faktory | demo | 3rd place at The Party 1995 |
| Sumea | demo | 1st place at Assembly 1996 |
| Title | Type | Awards |
|---|---|---|
| Drop The Basics | demo | 3rd place at X'2001 |
| Pretending To See The Light | demo | 1st place at Floppy 2002 |
| Loaded | demo | 2nd place at Floppy 2003 |
| Anyone | demo | 1st place at Deadline 2003 |
| Emanation Machine | demo | 1st place at Little Computer People 2003 |
| Wok Zombie | demo | 2nd place at Floppy 2004 |
| One Million Light Years From Earth | demo | 1st place at Floppy 2005, scene.org award nominee - best oldskool demo of 2005 |
| Hello:Friend | demo | 1st place at Little Computer People 2005, scene.org award nominee - most original concept of 2005, best oldskool demo of 2005 |
| Boogie Factor | demo | 1st place at Assembly 2005, scene.org award winner - best oldskool demo of 2005 |
| LCP Memories | demo | 1st place at Black Birdie 2005 |
| WWIII | demo | 1st place at Big Floppy People 2006 |
| One Little Wish | demo | 1st place at Datastorm 2010 |
| We Are New | demo | 2nd place at X'2010, scene.org award nominee - best oldskool demo of 2010 |
| Lash | demo | 1st place at Datastorm 2011 |
| We Are Mature | demo | 6th place at LCP 2011, scene.org award nominee - best oldskool demo of 2011 |
| One Quarter | demo | 1st place at Datastorm 2012 |
| Title | Type | Awards |
|---|---|---|
| Together | 64k intro | 1st place at Scene Event 2000 |
| Absolut Vodka | demo | 1st place at Remedy 2000 |
| ETTV | demo | 1st place at Remedy 2001 |
| Virtual Vodka | demo | 2nd place at DreamHack 2001 |
| Tatsu | demo | 3rd place at The Gathering 2002 |
| Only Kings And Better | demo | 1st place at Remedy 2002 |
| From Dust Till Dawn | demo | 1st place at Remedy 2004 |
| Come Clean | demo | 4th place at Assembly 2004 |
| Fresh! | 64k intro | 1st place at BCN 2004, scene.org award nominee - best 64k intro of 2004 |
| Death And Taxes | 64k intro | 2nd place at Breakpoint 2005, scene.org award nominee - best 64k intro of 2005 |
| Che Guevara | 64k intro | 1st place at Assembly 2005, scene.org award winner - best 64k intro of 2005 |
| Re-Recycle | 64k intro | 1st place at Sundown 2005 |
| Deadline | demo | 1st place at Deadline Harakiri 2006 |
| Meet The Family | 64k intro | 1st place at Breakpoint 2006 |
| Liquid Lust | demo | 1st place at Birdie 2006 |
| Glitterati | 4k intro | 1st place at Assembly 2006 |
| Dead Ringer | 64k intro | 1st place at Assembly 2006 |
| Track One | demo | 2nd place at Assembly 2006, scene.org award winner - best demo of 2006 |
| Scarecrow | 4k intro | 1st place at Sundown 2006 |
| Media Error | demo | 3rd place at Assembly 2007, in coalition with CNCD and Orange |
| Panic Room | 64k intro | 1st place at Assembly 2008 |
| Frameranger | demo | 1st place at Assembly 2009, in coalition with CNCD and Orange |
| Blunderbuss | demo | 2nd place at Main 2009, scene.org award winner - best soundtrack of 2009 |
| Agenda Circling Forth | demo | 1st place at Breakpoint 2010, in coalition with CNCD |
| Ceasefire (all falls down..) | demo | 2nd place at Assembly 2010, in coalition with CNCD |
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