At Fjälldata 2025, Riddler took the audience on a nostalgic journey through his Assembly 97 party report, revisiting the golden era of the demo scene. He recounted the origins of the Active group, a Swedish cracking and demo group founded in 1989, and its rise with contributions from key members across Europe. His talk captured the last-minute decision to attend Assembly 97, the long trek from Sweden to Finland, and the unforgettable experience of seeing their demo screened at the event. The presentation also touched on the commercialization of Assembly over the years and how it inspired the creation of Commodore 64-only gatherings like the Zoo parties in Finland. In a fitting conclusion, Riddler revealed a long-forgotten letter containing diplomas for Active’s achievements—second place in the demo competition and first place in the music category—framing them and finally handing them over after nearly 30 years. The talk was more than just a history lesson; it was a celebration of creativity, friendship, and the lasting impact of the demo scene.
FairLight TV 120B, Fjälldata 2025 Assembly 97 Report
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