History
- Released
- c. 1994-2001
- Group
- Lurid & Tricycle (L+T) — Norway, founded 1994
This crack intro was produced by Lurid & Tricycle, a Norwegian cracking group founded by Stubbscroll and Spaceroy in 1994 and dissolved on 1 December 2001. Operating under the abbreviation L+T, the group was dedicated to delivering quality versions of older Commodore 64 games, often adding NTSC fixes and enhanced compatibility. CSDb lists three members — Spaceroy (original supplier), Stubbscroll (cracker, NTSC-fixer, original supplier), and Sur-Price (cracker). The plus-sign in the group name indicates it originated as a cooperation between two entities — Lurid and Tricycle — that merged into a single unit. CSDb documents at least one specific crack intro, the "Lurid & Tricycle Intro," released on 15 August 1995. The specific credits for code and music in this particular intro remain unattributed. No documentation has surfaced on Doc Snyder's page or Demozoo beyond the CSDb record.
Sources: CSDb · intros.c64.org
// ============================================ // output - Part 1 of 2 // ============================================ // KickAssembler syntax // Generated by Restore 64 v0.2.1 alpha build 298, 2026-04-11 21:35:54 // https://restore64.dev by datucker / Rabenauge // // Load address: $0801 End: $23ff (7167 bytes) // Crunched with Exomizer v2/v3 — depacked by emulation // Packer entry: $080b (via BASIC SYS 2059) // Entry point: $2171 (8561) // IRQ handler: $2249 (nmi_2249) // IRQ handler: $203f (irq_203f) // // Code: 1585 bytes, Data: 5582 bytes // Labels: 135, Subroutines: 9 // // Verification: 3 line(s) auto-corrected to .byte for exact byte matching // // Cross-references: all OK // ============================================ // --- Region $1821-$1884 --- .pc = $1821 "sub_1821" // Referenced by: jsr from $2099 sub_1821: ldx #$00 dec $1890 bmi loc_1834 jsr sub_1a26 jsr sub_1a25 jmp sub_1a25 dat_1831: .byte $fe,$ff,$fe // ... loc_1834: lda #$02 sta $1890 jsr sub_1840 jsr sub_183f // Referenced by: jsr from $183c sub_183f: inx // Referenced by: jsr from $1839 sub_1840: dec $188a,x bmi loc_1891 jmp sub_1a26 // Referenced by: jsr from $22c2 sub_1848: lda #$1f sta $d418 lda #$f0 sta $d417 and #$0f sta smc_1a62 // SMC: modifies $1a62 ldx #$0f loc_1859: sta dat_1881,x dex bpl loc_1859 ldx #$02 loc_1861: lda $1cb9,x sta $fa lda $1cbc,x sta $fb ldy #$00 lda ($fa),y sta $188d,x iny lda ($fa),y sta $18e6,x and #$0f sta $18e9,x dex bpl loc_1861 rts dat_1881: .byte $09,$07,$0a // ... rti // --- Region $1891-$18c7 --- .pc = $1891 "loc_1891" loc_1891: ldy $188d,x cpy #$fe bne loc_18a1 // Referenced by: jsr from $18c0 sub_1898: lda $1884,x and #$fe sta $1884,x rts loc_18a1: lda $1eae,y sta $fa lda $1ea5,y sta $fb ldy dat_1881,x lda ($fa),y bmi loc_18d2 cmp #$60 bcc loc_18f9 loc_18b6: and #$1f sta $188a,x lda #$fe sta dat_1831,x jsr sub_1898 loc_18c3: jmp loc_1987 dat_18c6: .byte $00,$07 // .. // --- Region $18d2-$18dd --- .pc = $18d2 "loc_18d2" loc_18d2: cmp #$a0 bcc loc_18ec and #$1f sta $188a,x bcs loc_18c3 brk // --- Region $18ec-$1942 --- .pc = $18ec "loc_18ec" loc_18ec: asl asl asl sta dat_1bd9,x iny