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- Acme — possibly Acme Hackers, Sweden
The CSDb search for "Acme" returns 45 results, with the first match — "Acme Hackers 10 Demo" (release #231994) — attributed to the Swedish group Acme Hackers under group ID #12448. That release features music by Jorg Rosenstiel ("Patrol 5") and is classified as a one-file demo. The broader Acme search results include the ACME cross-assembler tools, ACME-Noter, ACME Bricks, and various logo screens — indicating the "Acme" name was used by multiple entities across the scene. The associated scener ID #14944 is tagged to Germany. Whether this intros.c64.org entry corresponds to the Swedish Acme Hackers or a different group using the Acme name cannot be determined from the available data alone. At rank #929 on intros.c64.org, a single comment from CenTraX in June 2010 appears on the page. The Acme name — meaning peak or summit — was a popular choice that complicates precise attribution across databases.
Sources: CSDb · CSDb Group (Acme Hackers) · intros.c64.org
// ============================================ // output - Disassembled Source // ============================================ // KickAssembler syntax // Generated by Restore 64 v0.2.1 alpha build 298, 2026-04-11 21:35:06 // https://restore64.dev by datucker / Rabenauge // // Load address: $0800 End: $31ff (10752 bytes) // Crunched with Cruncher AB — depacked by emulation // Packer entry: $080d (via BASIC SYS 2061) // Entry point: $1b00 (6912) // IRQ handler: $1a60 (irq_1a60) // IRQ handler: $ea31 (irq_ea31) // // Code: 2051 bytes, Data: 8701 bytes // Labels: 308, Subroutines: 13 // // Cross-references: all OK // ============================================ // --- Region $0890-$0890 --- .pc = $0890 "Program $0890" brk // --- Region $1000-$1400 --- .pc = $1000 "sub_1000" // Referenced by: jsr from $1bee sub_1000: jmp loc_17f3 spr_1003: // === Sprite data (3 bytes, $1003-$1005) === .byte $4c,$0d,$18 // .#..##......##.#...##... // Referenced by: jsr from $1aae sub_1006: jmp loc_100f spr_1009: // === Sprite data (6 bytes, $1009-$100e) === .byte $01,$02,$04 // .......#......#......#.. .byte $00,$07,$0e // .............###....###. loc_100f: lda $04 beq loc_1019 bpl loc_1016 rts loc_1016: jmp loc_17d7 loc_1019: ldx #$02 dec $3c bpl loc_1024 lda $15ab sta $3c loc_1024: stx $02 ldy $100c,x sty $03 lda $3c cmp $15ab beq loc_1035 jmp loc_11b6 loc_1035: txa asl tay lda dat_15a5,y sta smc_1052 // SMC: modifies $1052 lda $15a6,y sta smc_1053 // SMC: modifies $1053 dec $36,x bmi loc_104b jmp loc_11b6 loc_104b: lda #$00 sta $15 loc_104f: ldy $58,x .label smc_1052 = * + 1 .label smc_1053 = * + 2 lda $15c4,y // !SMC: modified by $103b, $1041 cmp #$ff bne loc_1061 lda #$00 sta $58,x sta $5b,x jmp loc_1035 loc_1061: cmp #$fe bne loc_1079 dec $04 ldx #$02 loc_1069: ldy $100c,x lda $2d,x and #$fe sta $d404,y dex bpl loc_1069 jmp loc_1400 loc_1079: cmp #$40 bcs loc_1080 jmp loc_10c5 loc_1080: cmp #$c0 bcc loc_1094 and #$3f sta $21,x lda #$00 sec sbc $21,x loc_108d: sta $21,x inc $58,x jmp loc_104f loc_1094: cmp #$80 bcc loc_109d and #$3f jmp loc_108d loc_109d: cmp #$50 bcc loc_10b4 asl asl asl asl sta $0f lda $17 and #$0f ora $0f sta $17