History
- Released
- June 2004
- Code
- 6R6 (Glenn Gallefoss)
- Music
- Glenn Rune Gallefoss — "Compleeto!"
- Graphics
- El Morell
- Group
- Nostalgia — founded February 1995
A showcase for 6R6 — Glenn Gallefoss — who handled both coding and music on this intro, composing "Compleeto!" preserved in the HVSC under his Blues Muz alias. El Morell contributed the graphics. Released in June 2004, this appeared just months before #322 NO-23, reflecting an active production period for Nostalgia during the mid-2000s. 6R6 was the group's most versatile member, appearing across Nostalgia's catalogue in coding and music roles — Doc Snyder's page documents him in both capacities on multiple intros. The group was founded in February 1995 and maintained its own website at n0stalgia.org. This is one of several Nostalgia entries in the rankings, alongside #225 NO-14 and #240 NO-11. The 2004 release date places this firmly in the C64 revival era, when small groups of dedicated enthusiasts continued producing new content for a platform that had been commercially obsolete for over a decade.
Sources: CSDb · Doc Snyder
// ============================================ // output - Disassembled Source // ============================================ // KickAssembler syntax // Generated by Restore 64 v0.2.1 alpha build 298, 2026-04-11 21:36:45 // https://restore64.dev by datucker / Rabenauge // // Load address: $0801 End: $32ff (11007 bytes) // Crunched with Exomizer v2/v3 — depacked by emulation // Packer entry: $080b (via BASIC SYS 2059) // Entry point: $1900 (6400) // IRQ handler: $2f00 (irq_2f00) // // Code: 1888 bytes, Data: 9119 bytes // Labels: 189, Subroutines: 4 // // Verification: 3 line(s) auto-corrected to .byte for exact byte matching // // Cross-references: all OK // ============================================ // --- Region $0cf0-$0cf4 --- .pc = $0cf0 "Program $0cf0" .byte $0b,$07 // anc #$07 // ILLEGAL sty $22,x .byte $02 // jam // ILLEGAL // --- Region $1000-$1435 --- .pc = $1000 "loc_1000" loc_1000: ldx #$0e loc_1002: lda $8b,x beq loc_100e dec $8b,x bne loc_100e lda #$fe sta $77,x loc_100e: lda $36,x bpl loc_101d lda #$00 beq loc_1020 dat_1016: .byte $c9,$02,$d0,$03,$4c,$0b,$11 // ....L.. loc_101d: jmp loc_120d loc_1020: lda $35,x sta $36,x lda $3a,x and #$7f beq loc_101d cmp #$5f bne loc_103d lda $75,x beq loc_101d lsr lsr sta $4c,x lda #$00 sta $4f,x jmp loc_12db loc_103d: tay lda $75,x sta $74,x bne loc_104c sta $5f,x sta $60,x sty $50,x bpl loc_104e loc_104c: sty $76,x loc_104e: lda #$00 sta $4f,x lda $3b,x bne loc_1059 jmp loc_13d0 loc_1059: sta $77,x ldy $39,x lda $79,x cmp #$01 lda $1510,y bcc loc_106a and #$0f ora $79,x loc_106a: pha and #$f0 sta $89,x ora #$0f sta $d406,x lda $25,x and $77,x sta $d404,x lda $151d,y and #$1f asl sta $8b,x lda $152a,y sta $4c,x lda $1503,y ldy $7a,x bne loc_1097 ldy $79,x beq loc_109c lda #$00 beq loc_109c loc_1097: lda #$00 sta $79,x tya loc_109c: sta $d405,x pla sta $d406,x ldy $39,x lda $1537,y beq loc_10b4 bpl loc_10ba and #$7f sta $d402,x sta $d403,x loc_10b4: lda $61,x ora #$80 bne loc_10d5 loc_10ba: asl asl tay