History
- Released
- October 1986
- Group
- Warlock — Denmark
A crack intro by the scener known as Warlock, a Danish coder and cracker active from 1986 onward. CSDb identifies Warlock as a member of Nova Import Division and formerly Reflex Cracking Squad, who used earlier handles including James Bond, Spiderman, and Rocky. His intro from October 1986 was reused across numerous game cracks including 180, Captured, Fist II, Sanxion, Shogun, and others — a common practice where a single intro binary was attached to multiple releases. The intro features a SID track titled "Outlaw" from the HVSC. Warlock was featured in a Danish IC magazine article in May/June 1986 and was known for using the "1935 sys" system line. CSDb documents over 60 releases spanning 1986 to 1987. The scener should not be confused with the Swedish group Warlock (WRL) or the German Warlock Crew — this was a solo operator within the Danish scene during the earliest years of organized C64 software cracking.
Sources: CSDb · CSDb Scener
// ============================================ // output - Part 1 of 2 // ============================================ // KickAssembler syntax // Generated by Restore 64 v0.2.1 alpha build 298, 2026-04-01 10:59:40 // https://restore64.dev by datucker / Rabenauge // // Load address: $0801 End: $ffff (63487 bytes) // Crunched with Exomizer v2/v3 (with relocation) — depacked by emulation // Packer entry: $0810 (via BASIC SYS 2064) // Entry point: $cc7a (52346) // IRQ handler: $cde5 (irq_cde5) // // Code: 707 bytes, Data: 62780 bytes // Labels: 85, Subroutines: 6 // // Verification: 5 line(s) auto-corrected to .byte for exact byte matching // // Cross-references: all OK // ============================================ // --- Region $8ed0-$8ed0 --- .pc = $8ed0 "Segment $8ed0" brk // --- Region $a9d0-$a9d0 --- .pc = $a9d0 "Segment $a9d0" brk // --- Region $cc7a-$cc7e --- .pc = $cc7a "main_cc7a" main_cc7a: jmp loc_cd17 dat_cc7d: .byte $ef,$27 // .' // --- Region $cd17-$cfe4 --- .pc = $cd17 "loc_cd17" loc_cd17: lda #$20 ldx #$00 loc_cd1b: sta scr_ec00,x sta $ed00,x sta $ee00,x sta $ef00,x inx bne loc_cd1b sei lda #$00 tax loc_cd2e: sta $fa00,x sta $fa40,x sta $fa80,x sta $fac0,x sta $fb00,x sta $fb40,x sta $fb80,x sta $fbc0,x inx cpx #$40 bne loc_cd2e lda #$01 sta $d01a lda #$7f sta $dc0d and $d011 sta $d011 lda #$00 sta $fb lda #$e5 sta $0314 lda #$cd sta $0315 lda #$00 sta $d021 sta $d020 lda #$00 sta $dd00 lda #$be sta $d018 jsr sub_cf09 dec $01 dec $01 ldx #$00 loc_cd84: txa cmp #$08 bcs $cd96 lda txt_ccf5,x and #$3f sta $eda0,x lda #$0f sta $d9a0,x txa cmp #$10 bcs $cda8 lda bmp_e000,x and #$3f sta $ee14,x lda #$0c sta $da14,x txa lda $ccfd,x and #$3f sta $eeff,x lda #$0b sta $daff,x inx cpx #$1a bne loc_cd84 inc $01 inc $01 cli loc_cdc0: lda $dc01 cmp #$ef bne loc_cdc0 sei jsr $ff81 jsr $ff84 jsr $ff8a ldx #$00 stx $d020 stx $d021 stx $c6 cli jmp loc_fce2 dat_cddf: .byte $20,$8e,$a6,$4c,$ae,$a7 // ..L.. irq_cde5: lda $fb asl tay lda $cc9e,y sta $a7 lda $cc9f,y sta $a8 jmp ($00a7)