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- Active Cracking Crew — Germany, founded 1986
The fourth numbered intro from the Active Cracking Crew, a German group founded in 1986. The CSDb search under the full group name did not return direct matches for their releases, though the group's intros are preserved on intros.c64.org. An Atlantis Prophecy interview with Bacchus references ACC, confirming the group's presence in the broader scene narrative. Comments on intros.c64.org from iAN CooG of Hokuto Force and ZeSmasher of F4CG in February 2009 — both well-known archivists — suggest the intro prompted discussion within the preservation community. ACC's other ranked entry, #142 ACC-02, is listed on CSDb as the "NSC Intro" with an October 1986 release date. The group's name follows the common "Active + Cracking" naming convention seen across several German groups, including Actual Cracking Entertainment. The 1986 founding date places ACC among the earlier wave of dedicated C64 cracking groups in West Germany.
Sources: intros.c64.org · Atlantis
// ============================================ // output - Disassembled Source // ============================================ // KickAssembler syntax // Generated by Restore 64 v0.2.1 alpha build 298, 2026-04-11 21:35:06 // 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: $cfa0 (53152) // IRQ handler: $ca22 (irq_ca22) // IRQ handler: $ea31 (loc_ea31) // // Code: 1047 bytes, Data: 62440 bytes // Labels: 151, Subroutines: 19 // // Verification: 5 line(s) auto-corrected to .byte for exact byte matching // // Cross-references: all OK // ============================================ // --- Region $08f7-$0922 --- .pc = $08f7 "loc_08f7" loc_08f7: lda ($2f),y sta ($2d),y iny cpy $ff bne loc_08f7 clc lda $2d adc $ff sta $2d lda $2e adc #$00 sta $2e // Referenced by: jsr from $fda7 sub_090d: ldy #$00 dex bne loc_08f7 clc lda $2f adc $ff sta $2f lda $30 adc #$00 sta $30 jmp $0100 dat_0922: .byte $b9 // . // --- Region $0e01-$0e04 --- .pc = $0e01 "sub_0e01" // Referenced by: jsr from $0f3c sub_0e01: cpx $20 rts dat_0e04: .byte $20 // // --- Region $0f07-$0f2a --- .pc = $0f07 "sub_0f07" // Referenced by: jsr from $fd25 sub_0f07: .byte $13,$03 // slo ($03),y // ILLEGAL .byte $0f,$15,$13 // slo $1315 // ILLEGAL ora $20 .byte $03,$12 // slo ($12,x) // ILLEGAL ora ($03,x) .byte $0b,$09 // anc #$09 // ILLEGAL // Referenced by: jsr from $fcf2 sub_0f14: asl $2007 .byte $07,$12 // slo $12 // ILLEGAL .byte $0f,$15,$10 // slo $1015 // ILLEGAL bit $0f08 .byte $14,$0c // nop $0c,x // ILLEGAL ora #$0e ora $2c .byte $14,$03 // nop $03,x // ILLEGAL .byte $13,$2c // slo ($2c),y // ILLEGAL dat_0f29: .byte $04,$05 // .. // --- Region $0f3a-$0f44 --- .pc = $0f3a "sub_0f3a" // Referenced by: jsr from $ff91 sub_0f3a: ora #$29 jsr sub_0e01 .byte $04,$20 // nop $20 // ILLEGAL ora $0309 .byte $12 // jam // ILLEGAL // --- Region $1203-$1207 --- .pc = $1203 "Segment $1203" brk dat_1204: .byte $00,$00,$00 // ... // Referenced by: jsr from $fce8 sub_1207: brk // --- Region $1328-$1328 --- .pc = $1328 "Segment $1328" brk // --- Region $1413-$1413 --- .pc = $1413 "Segment $1413" brk // --- Region $1714-$1714 --- .pc = $1714 "sub_1714" // Referenced by: jsr from $fd14 sub_1714: brk // --- Region $2003-$2003 --- .pc = $2003 "Segment $2003" brk // --- Region $2026-$202c --- .pc = $2026 "Segment $2026" brk dat_2027: .byte $00,$00,$00,$00,$00 // ..... // Referenced by: jsr from $ff6b sub_202c: brk // --- Region $2060-$2060 --- .pc = $2060 "Segment $2060" brk