History
- Released
- 14 May 1990
- Code
- Excell
- Music
- 9 composers: EVS, Drax, JCH, Sequencer, Flex, Metal, Deek, MacMagix, and others
- Group
- Ikari+Talent — United Kingdom, founded 21 July 1989
A nine-composer jukebox coded by Excell — featuring an extraordinary international roster of SID musicians. The tunes span the elite of late-era composition: EVS/Edwin van Santen ("Edwin's Dream"), Drax/Thomas Mogensen ("Boneless"), JCH/Jens-Christian Huus ("Kinetic"), Sequencer/Neil Voss ("Terrestrial" and "Electrifying"), Flex/Antti Hannula ("Frazze"), Metal/Torben Hansen ("Jensemand"), Deek/Richard Rinn ("Weebles"), and MacMagix/Reyn Ouwehand ("Dervish D"). Released on 14 May 1990, this represents the absolute peak of Ikari+Talent's music-collection approach — nine composers from Denmark, Netherlands, Finland, UK, and Germany collaborating in a single production. All nine SIDs are preserved in the HVSC. Excell's continued presence as coder — years after his work on #6 Ikari 02 — demonstrates his long-term loyalty to the group.
Sources: CSDb
// ============================================ // output - Disassembled Source // ============================================ // KickAssembler syntax // Generated by Restore 64 v0.2.1 alpha build 298, 2026-04-01 10:59:23 // https://restore64.dev by datucker / Rabenauge // // Load address: $0286 End: $ffff (64890 bytes) // Crunched with Exomizer v2/v3 (with relocation) — depacked by emulation // Packer entry: $0810 (via BASIC SYS 2064) // Entry point: $fda3 (64931) // IRQ handler: $27ed (nmi_27ed) // // Code: 5530 bytes, Data: 59360 bytes // Labels: 616, Subroutines: 34 // // Cross-references: all OK // ============================================ // --- Region $0854-$0860 --- .pc = $0854 "sub_0854" // Referenced by: jsr from $3175 sub_0854: sty $8c8c .byte $0f,$ff,$f0 // slo $f0ff // ILLEGAL .byte $cf,$3f,$3f // dcp $3f3f // ILLEGAL sbc $f2f9,x brk // --- Region $0c50-$0c50 --- .pc = $0c50 "Program $0c50" .byte $62 // jam // ILLEGAL // --- Region $0e41-$0e58 --- .pc = $0e41 "sub_0e41" // Referenced by: jsr from $3195 sub_0e41: .byte $f3,$f3 // isc ($f3),y // ILLEGAL .byte $f3,$f3 // isc ($f3),y // ILLEGAL dat_0e45: .byte $f3,$f3,$33,$cf // ..3. .byte $cf,$cf,$cf // dcp $cfcf // ILLEGAL .byte $0f,$cf,$0f // slo $0fcf // ILLEGAL .byte $0f,$ef,$df // slo $dfef // ILLEGAL // Referenced by: jsr from $318b sub_0e52: .byte $ef,$cf,$c0 // isc $c0cf // ILLEGAL .byte $cf,$c0,$c0 // dcp $c0c0 // ILLEGAL txt_0e58: .text "7" // --- Region $0f43-$0f85 --- .pc = $0f43 "sub_0f43" // Referenced by: jsr from $fdec sub_0f43: .byte $0f,$0f,$0f // slo $0f0f // ILLEGAL .byte $0f,$f0,$0f // slo $0ff0 // ILLEGAL ora $0101 ora ($01,x) ora $0a0f asl asl asl // Referenced by: jsr from $3180 sub_0f54: asl asl asl .label loc_0f58 = * + 1 beq loc_0f68 ora $0101 ora ($0d,x) .byte $03,$0e // slo ($0e,x) // ILLEGAL asl $0e0e asl $0e0e .label loc_0f68 = * + 2 asl $0ef0 ora $0101 ora ($0d,x) ora $08 php php php php php php php beq loc_0f7e ora $0101 ora ($0d,x) loc_0f7e: .byte $0f,$0c,$0c // slo $0c0c // ILLEGAL .byte $0c,$0c,$0c // nop $0c0c // ILLEGAL dat_0f84: .byte $0c,$0c // .. // --- Region $0fbd-$0fc0 --- .pc = $0fbd "Program $0fbd" .byte $03,$0f // slo ($0f,x) // ILLEGAL dat_0fbf: .byte $0c,$0b // .. // --- Region $1000-$1006 --- .pc = $1000 "sub_1000" // Referenced by: jsr from $27f7, $f6ad sub_1000: jmp loc_1040 // Referenced by: jsr from $27ac, $f662 sub_1003: jmp loc_10da dat_1006: .byte $01 // . // --- Region $1040-$1293 --- .pc = $1040 "loc_1040" loc_1040: asl asl asl tay ldx #$00 loc_1046: lda $17ef,y sta $174e,x sta $1754,x lda $17f0,y sta $1751,x sta $1757,x iny iny inx cpx #$03 bne loc_1046 ldx #$00