History
- Released
- July 1991
- Code
- Alex
- Music
- Griff (Peter Varga) — "Sun for Fun (part 1)"
- Graphics
- Gabriel
- Group
- Chromance — Hungary, founded 1990
CSDb catalogues this as the "ALEX-11 (Vert. splitted moving logos)" intro — the eleventh entry in Alex's personal series of Chromance intro designs, described by its split-logo visual effect. Alex coded the intro while fellow Hungarian Griff (Peter Varga) contributed "Sun for Fun (part 1)," preserved in the HVSC. Gabriel handled the graphics. Released in July 1991, this intro arrived just a year after Chromance's 1990 founding, demonstrating the rapid pace at which the Hungarian group built its catalogue. Chromance — operating under the tagline "Light in the Night" — was Hungary's most prominent C64 cracking operation, and Alex was one of its most prolific intro coders alongside Druid, Slator, and Atomicro. The group appears multiple times in the rankings, including at #55 C-25. Doc Snyder's page documents Chromance's broad network of allies including Empire, Demonix, F4CG, Onslaught, and Fairlight.
Sources: CSDb · docsnyderspage
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