History
- Released
- 11 April 1987
- Group
- Trianon Networks — Germany, founded 1986
This Trianon Networks intro uses Martin Galway's iconic "Green Beret" soundtrack — one of the most widely ripped SID tunes in the entire C64 cracking scene. CSDb catalogues this as a separate intro from Trianon-02, released on 11 April 1987, several months before the August 1987 Idefix-coded variant. Trianon was a German group founded in 1986, active until their dissolution in 1988. Galway's "Green Beret" composition — with its driving military march rhythm and technically impressive use of the SID chip — was an obvious choice for crack intros: memorable, energetic, and immediately recognizable. The group produced several intro variants during 1987, including versions with scrolling text and different visual designs. This intro's use of Galway's music places it alongside dozens of other groups that reached for the same proven soundtrack to accompany their crack releases.
Sources: CSDb · CSDb — Group
// ============================================ // output - Disassembled Source // ============================================ // KickAssembler syntax // Generated by Restore 64 v0.2.1 alpha build 298, 2026-04-11 21:36:53 // https://restore64.dev by datucker / Rabenauge // // Load address: $0800 End: $ffff (63488 bytes) // Crunched with Exomizer v2/v3 (with relocation) — depacked by emulation // Packer entry: $0810 (via BASIC SYS 2064) // Entry point: $1377 (4983) // IRQ handler: $1771 (irq_1771) // // Code: 788 bytes, Data: 62700 bytes // Labels: 189, Subroutines: 13 // // Cross-references: all OK // ============================================ // --- Region $0c01-$0c01 --- .pc = $0c01 "Program $0c01" brk // --- Region $0c14-$0c37 --- .pc = $0c14 "Program $0c14" nop nop cmp $00,x sbc #$e9 nop nop nop .byte $fa // nop // ILLEGAL and $00,x sbc #$e9 sbc #$ea nop nop cmp $00,x nop sbc #$eb nop nop .byte $fa // nop // ILLEGAL and $00,x nop sbc #$e9 sbc #$e9 sbc #$d5 brk // --- Region $0e01-$0e01 --- .pc = $0e01 "sub_0e01" // Referenced by: jsr from $fdad sub_0e01: brk // --- Region $0e0b-$0e0f --- .pc = $0e0b "sub_0e0b" // Referenced by: jsr from $fdbf sub_0e0b: sbc #$e9 sbc #$d5 brk // --- Region $0f13-$0f14 --- .pc = $0f13 "sub_0f13" // Referenced by: jsr from $fd15 sub_0f13: brk // Referenced by: jsr from $fd21, $fdd7 sub_0f14: brk // --- Region $1014-$1014 --- .pc = $1014 "Segment $1014" brk // --- Region $1335-$133d --- .pc = $1335 "Segment $1335" .byte $4b,$4a // alr #$4a // ILLEGAL eor #$48 .byte $47,$46 // sre $46 // ILLEGAL eor $44 rti // --- Region $1377-$13cd --- .pc = $1377 "main_1377" main_1377: jsr sub_1400 lda #$01 sta $d011 jsr sub_1b44 lda #$0f loc_1384: sta $d800,x sta $d900,x sta $da00,x sta $db00,x inx bne loc_1384 lda #$1b sta $d011 ldx #$1c stx $192b ldx #$2c stx $192a jsr sub_1420 jsr sub_1700 lda #$37 sta $01 sei jsr $fda3 jsr $fd15 jsr $ff5b ldx #$00 loc_13b8: lda #$00 sta $d400,x inx cpx #$19 bne loc_13b8 ldx #$00 ldy #$00 stx $2d sty $2e jmp loc_1500 dat_13cd: // === Fill data (1 bytes, $13cd-$13cd) === .byte $00 // . // --- Region $1400-$1415 --- .pc = $1400 "sub_1400" // Referenced by: jsr from $1377 sub_1400: ldx #$08 loc_1402: lda $140d,x sta $07f8,x