History
- Released
- August 1994
- Code
- Masoko
- Music
- T.L.F. (Chris Lightfoot)
- Graphics
- Sinister
- Charset
- Mike
- Group
- Extacy — Netherlands, founded February 1992
Extacy Intro #3, released in August 1994, is a crack intro from the Dutch group Extacy. The intro was coded by Masoko, features graphics by Sinister, a charset by Mike, and music by T.L.F. -- the SID musician Chris Lightfoot, whose tune "Cops 3" provides the soundtrack. Extacy was founded in February 1992 in the Netherlands under the abbreviation XTC, with the tagline "We bring you to heaven." The group maintained friendly relations with the Airwolf Team, though their scrolltexts were careful to clarify this was a friendship rather than a formal cooperation. Other Extacy intros on Doc Snyder's Page feature code by Darkman and music by Deek (Richard Rinn) and The Syndrom (Matthias Hartung), showing the group's access to quality SID talent from across the European scene.
Sources: CSDb · intros.c64.org · Doc Snyder's Page
// ============================================ // output - Disassembled Source // ============================================ // KickAssembler syntax // Generated by Restore 64 v0.2.1 alpha build 298, 2026-04-01 10:59:48 // https://restore64.dev by datucker / Rabenauge // // Load address: $0700 End: $57dc (20701 bytes) // Crunched with Exomizer v2/v3 — depacked by emulation // Packer entry: $080b (via BASIC SYS 2059) // Entry point: $56cb (22219) // IRQ handler: $1e03 (irq_1e03) // IRQ handler: $ea31 (irq_ea31) // IRQ handler: $5798 (irq_5798) // IRQ handler: $1e1a (irq_1e1a) // IRQ handler: $1e90 (irq_1e90) // IRQ handler: $5760 (irq_5760) // IRQ handler: $1f0b (irq_1f0b) // IRQ handler: $1f22 (irq_1f22) // // Code: 1431 bytes, Data: 19270 bytes // Labels: 268, Subroutines: 7 // // Cross-references: all OK // ============================================ // --- Region $08a9-$08d9 --- .pc = $08a9 "Program $08a9" inc $fefe,x inc $fefe,x inc $fe7c,x inc $fefe,x inc $fefe,x .byte $7c,$fe,$fe // nop $fefe,x // ILLEGAL inc $fefe,x inc $7cfe,x inc $fefe,x inc $7efe,x .byte $3f,$7c,$fe // rla $fe7c,x // ILLEGAL inc $fefe,x inc $3f7e,x .byte $7f,$ff,$fe // rra $feff,x // ILLEGAL inc $fefe,x adc.abs $0003,x brk // --- Region $1e00-$1f7d --- .pc = $1e00 "loc_1e00" loc_1e00: jmp loc_2566 irq_1e03: inc $d019 lda #$81 sta $d012 lda #$1a sta $0314 cli lda #$1e sta $0315 nop jmp $ea81 irq_1e1a: lda #$00 sta $d021 lda #$7b sta $d011 lda #$18 sta $d018 bit $ea lda $d012 cmp #$81 beq loc_1e32 loc_1e32: ldy #$05 loc_1e34: dey bne loc_1e34 jsr sub_20f8 ldy #$58 loc_1e3c: dey bne loc_1e3c lda #$3b sta $d011 ldy smc_1e5c beq loc_1e58 loc_1e49: dec $2526 dec $2528 dec $252a dec $252c dey bne loc_1e49 loc_1e58: lda $0a sec .label smc_1e5c = * + 1 sbc #$02 // !SMC: modified by $1ea8 and #$07 sta $0a bcs loc_1e66 jsr sub_228e loc_1e66: lda #$00 and #$1f tay lda $253e,y sta $201b ldy #$4f loc_1e73: sta $d828,y dey bpl loc_1e73 inc $1e67 lda #$90 sta $0314 lda #$1e sta $0315 ldx $d012 inx stx $d012 jmp $ea81 irq_1e90: lda $a01e cmp #$08 beq loc_1e9e lda $a01f cmp #$10 bne loc_1ea3 loc_1e9e: lda #$07 sta smc_1ea4 // SMC: modifies $1ea4 loc_1ea3: .label smc_1ea4 = * + 1 ldy #$00 // !SMC: modified by $1ea0 lda $255e,y