History
- Released
- 5 August 1988
- Code
- No Moralz
- Music
- Jeroen Tel — "JT in Space"
- Graphics
- Kid Ice
- Group
- Untouchable Cracking Force — United States, founded November 1986
The fourth numbered intro from Untouchable Cracking Force, an American group founded in November 1986. No Moralz coded the intro, Kid Ice provided graphics, and Jeroen Tel supplied the music — his composition "JT in Space," preserved in the HVSC. The use of a Dutch musician's work by an American group was entirely typical of the late 1980s, when SID compositions circulated globally through mail-traded disks. Released on 5 August 1988, this intro arrived during the period when American groups were still actively competing with their European counterparts for cracking prestige. UCF maintained transatlantic connections — their scrolltext greetings typically reached across to Scandinavian and British groups. The three-person credited team represents a solid production standard for the era, with dedicated roles for code, graphics, and music.
Sources: CSDb
ucf-04.asm 1.769 lines
// ============================================ // output - Part 1 of 2 // ============================================ // KickAssembler syntax // Generated by Restore 64 v0.2.1 alpha build 298, 2026-04-11 21:36:58 // https://restore64.dev by datucker / Rabenauge // // Load address: $0200 End: $ffff (65024 bytes) // Crunched with Exomizer v2/v3 (with relocation) — depacked by emulation // Packer entry: $0810 (via BASIC SYS 2064) // Entry point: $00a8 (168) // // Code: 89 bytes, Data: 64935 bytes // Labels: 175, Subroutines: 0 // // Cross-references: all OK // ============================================ // --- Region $0848-$0885 --- .pc = $0848 "loc_0848" loc_0848: ldx #$00 loc_084a: lda dat_08bc beq loc_08a5 sta $d004 lda $08bd sta $d005 lda #$07 sta $d015 ldx $02 lda txt_0886,x beq loc_086b sta $53fa inx stx $02 rts loc_086b: lda #$00 sta $02 lda #$ff sta $0841 inc $084b inc $084b inc $0853 inc $0853 lda #$03 sta $d015 rts // --- Region $08a1-$08bb --- .pc = $08a1 "loc_08a1" loc_08a1: and ($30),y bmi loc_08a5 loc_08a5: lda #$bc sta $084b lda #$08 sta $084c lda #$bd sta $0853 lda #$08 sta $0854 jmp loc_084a // ============================================ // Data blocks // ============================================ // --- Region $0800-$0847 --- .pc = $0800 "dat_0800" dat_0800: .byte $09,$0a,$09,$0a,$0a,$0a,$0a,$0a,$02,$06,$00,$00,$00,$02,$01,$02 // ................ .byte $03,$0e,$0e,$03,$02,$01,$02,$00,$00,$00,$06,$02,$a2,$00,$bd,$00 // ................ .byte $54,$9d,$00,$d8,$e8,$d0,$f7,$a2,$00,$bd,$00,$55,$9d,$00,$d9,$e8 // T..........U.... .byte $d0,$f7,$a2,$00,$bd,$00,$56,$9d,$00,$da,$e8,$e0,$a6,$d0,$f5,$60 // ......V........` .byte $a2,$ff,$f0,$04,$ce,$41,$08,$60 // .....A.` // --- Region $0886-$08a0 --- .pc = $0886 "txt_0886" txt_0886: .text "001122334455667766554433221" // --- Region $08bc-$0985 --- .pc = $08bc "dat_08bc" dat_08bc: .byte $55,$54,$e4,$72,$46,$99,$fb,$94,$f8,$30,$00,$00,$a9,$ea,$8d,$28 // UT.rF....0.....( .byte $03,$ad,$fa,$ff,$8d,$fa,$ff,$ad,$fb,$ff,$8d,$fb,$ff,$20,$10,$04 // ............. .. .byte $ad,$01,$dc,$c9,$ef,$d0,$f9,$a9,$0b,$8d,$11,$d0,$78,$a9,$31,$8d // ............x.1. .byte $14,$03,$a9,$ea,$8d,$15,$03,$a9,$00,$a2,$27,$9d,$00,$d0,$9d,$00 // ..........'..... .byte $d4,$ca,$10,$f7,$a9,$97,$8d,$00,$dd,$a9,$15,$8d,$18,$d0,$a9,$c8 // ................ .byte $8d,$16,$d0,$a9,$00,$8d,$1a,$d0,$a9,$81,$8d,$0d,$dc,$58,$a2,$00 // .............X.. .byte $bd,$2f,$09,$9d,$3c,$03,$e8,$e0,$38,$d0,$f5,$a9,$93,$20,$d2,$ff // ./..<...8.... .. .byte $4c,$3c,$03,$78,$a9,$34,$85,$01,$a9,$00,$85,$fb,$85,$fd,$a9,$80 // L<.x.4.......... .byte $85,$fc,$a9,$08,$85,$fe,$a0,$00,$b1,$fb,$91,$fd,$c8,$d0,$f9,$e6 // ................ .byte $fc,$e6,$fe,$a5,$fc,$c9,$e0,$d0,$ef,$a9,$37,$85,$01,$58,$a9,$1b // ..........7..X.. .byte $8d,$11,$d0,$4c,$e2,$fc,$4c,$ae,$a7,$85,$85,$85,$85,$85,$85,$86 // ...L..L......... .byte $86,$86,$86,$86,$86,$86,$87,$87,$87,$87,$87,$87,$00,$d8,$00,$00 // ................ .byte $00,$00,$00,$20,$00,$00,$60,$cd,$08 // ... ..`.. dat_0985: // === Fill data (1 bytes, $0985-$0985) === .byte $00 // . // --- Region $1000-$1000 --- .pc = $1000 "scr_1000" scr_1000: .byte $00 // . // --- Region $2000-$2240 --- .pc = $2000 "chr_2000" chr_2000: // === Charset data (577 bytes, $2000-$2240) === .byte $20,$20,$20,$14,$08,$05,$20,$15 // char 0 @+0 .byte $0e,$14,$0f,$15,$03,$08,$01,$02 // char 1 @+1 .byte $0c,$05,$20,$03,$12,$01,$03,$0b // char 2 @+2 .byte $09,$0e,$07,$20,$06,$0f,$12,$03 // char 3 @+3 .byte $05,$20,$09,$13 // char 4 (partial) txt_2024: .byte $20,$20,$20,$20 // char 4 (partial) .byte $20,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00 // char 5 @+5 .byte $00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00 // char 6 @+6 .byte $00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00 // char 7 @+7 txt_2040: .byte $20,$20,$20,$20,$20,$20,$20,$20 // char 8 @+8 .byte $20,$20,$20,$20,$0a,$0a,$20,$14 // char 9 @+9 .byte $08,$05,$20,$02,$12,$05,$01,$0b // char 10 @+10 .byte $05,$12 // char 11 (partial) txt_205a: .byte $20,$20,$20,$20,$20,$20 // char 11 (partial) .byte $20,$20,$20,$20,$20,$20,$20,$20 // char 12 @+12 .byte $20,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00 // char 13 @+13 .byte $00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00 // char 14 @+14 .byte $00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00 // char 15 @+15