History
- Released
- 21 May 1992
- Code
- Moloch
- Music
- Deathangel's Shadow (C. Anderson) — "Lithium"
- Graphics
- Carcass, The Infiltrator
- Group
- Armageddon — United States, founded 1991
The first numbered intro from Armageddon, an American cracking group founded in 1991. Moloch coded the intro — the same programmer responsible for #262 Armageddon-04 — while Carcass and The Infiltrator split graphics duties and Deathangel's Shadow (C. Anderson) provided the music with his composition "Lithium," preserved in the HVSC. Released on 21 May 1992, this intro appeared during a period when American C64 cracking activity was winding down as the platform gave way to Amiga and PC. The four-person credited team — with two dedicated graphicians — suggests Armageddon invested in visual presentation. The use of a dedicated musician handle like "Deathangel's Shadow" reflects the heavy metal-influenced naming conventions common among early 1990s American scene groups. Armageddon later collaborated with the Hungarian group Chromance on joint releases.
Sources: CSDb
// ============================================ // output - Disassembled Source // ============================================ // KickAssembler syntax // Generated by Restore 64 v0.2.1 alpha build 298, 2026-04-01 10:59:16 // 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: $2a00 (10752) // IRQ handler: $ea31 (irq_ea31) // IRQ handler: $2a2d (irq_2a2d) // IRQ handler: $2a77 (irq_2a77) // IRQ handler: $2ab4 (irq_2ab4) // // Code: 3089 bytes, Data: 60399 bytes // Labels: 363, Subroutines: 18 // // Cross-references: all OK // ============================================ // --- Region $1000-$1080 --- .pc = $1000 "sub_1000" // Referenced by: jsr from $1007, $2cbe, $ed00, $fd1c sub_1000: jmp loc_1048 // Referenced by: jsr from $1011, $2afc, $ed0a, $fb56 sub_1003: jmp loc_1021 loc_1006: sei jsr sub_1000 loc_100a: lda #$ff loc_100c: cmp $d012 bne loc_100c jsr sub_1003 lda $dc01 and #$10 bne loc_100a sta $d418 cli rts dat_1020: .byte $00 // . loc_1021: ldx #$00 dec $1090 bmi loc_1034 jsr sub_1226 jsr sub_1225 jmp sub_1225 dat_1031: .byte $fe,$ff,$ff // ... loc_1034: lda #$02 sta $1090 jsr sub_1040 jsr sub_103f // Referenced by: jsr from $103c, $ed36 sub_103f: inx // Referenced by: jsr from $1039, $ed33 sub_1040: dec $108a,x bmi loc_1091 jmp sub_1226 loc_1048: lda #$1f sta $d418 lda #$f0 sta $d417 and #$0f sta smc_1262 // SMC: modifies $1262 ldx #$0f loc_1059: sta dat_1081,x dex bpl loc_1059 ldx #$02 loc_1061: lda $14b9,x sta $fa lda $14bc,x sta $fb ldy #$00 lda ($fa),y sta $108d,x iny lda ($fa),y sta $10e6,x and #$0f sta $10e9,x dex bpl loc_1061 rts // --- Region $1091-$10c6 --- .pc = $1091 "loc_1091" loc_1091: ldy $108d,x cpy #$fe bne loc_10a1 // Referenced by: jsr from $10c0, $edba sub_1098: lda $1084,x and #$fe sta $1084,x rts loc_10a1: lda $1893,y sta $fa lda $1855,y sta $fb ldy dat_1081,x lda ($fa),y bmi loc_10d2 cmp #$60 bcc loc_10f9 loc_10b6: and #$1f sta $108a,x lda #$fe sta dat_1031,x jsr sub_1098 loc_10c3: jmp loc_1187