Fairlight (group) - Notable Demo Releases and Awards

Notable Demo Releases and Awards

The demo division of Fairlight has received numerous awards during their career, listed below.

Amiga releases (as both Fairlight and Virtual Dreams)
Title Type Awards
My Room demo 1st place at Phenomena/Censor Party 1990
Illusion demo 2nd place at The Computer Crossroad 1993
242 demo 2nd place at Assembly 1993
Full Moon demo 2nd place at The Party 1993
Chaosland 40k intro 1st place at The Party 1993
Love demo 1st place at South Sealand Party 1994
Breathtaker demo 2nd place at Assembly 1994
Psychedelic demo 2nd place at The Party 1994
Faktory demo 3rd place at The Party 1995
Sumea demo 1st place at Assembly 1996
Commodore 64 releases
Title Type Awards
Drop The Basics demo 3rd place at X'2001
Pretending To See The Light demo 1st place at Floppy 2002
Loaded demo 2nd place at Floppy 2003
Anyone demo 1st place at Deadline 2003
Emanation Machine demo 1st place at Little Computer People 2003
Wok Zombie demo 2nd place at Floppy 2004
One Million Light Years From Earth demo 1st place at Floppy 2005, scene.org award nominee - best oldskool demo of 2005
Hello:Friend demo 1st place at Little Computer People 2005, scene.org award nominee - most original concept of 2005, best oldskool demo of 2005
Boogie Factor demo 1st place at Assembly 2005, scene.org award winner - best oldskool demo of 2005
LCP Memories demo 1st place at Black Birdie 2005
WWIII demo 1st place at Big Floppy People 2006
One Little Wish demo 1st place at Datastorm 2010
We Are New demo 2nd place at X'2010, scene.org award nominee - best oldskool demo of 2010
Lash demo 1st place at Datastorm 2011
We Are Mature demo 6th place at LCP 2011, scene.org award nominee - best oldskool demo of 2011
One Quarter demo 1st place at Datastorm 2012
PC (Windows/Linux/mac) releases
Title Type Awards
Together 64k intro 1st place at Scene Event 2000
Absolut Vodka demo 1st place at Remedy 2000
ETTV demo 1st place at Remedy 2001
Virtual Vodka demo 2nd place at DreamHack 2001
Tatsu demo 3rd place at The Gathering 2002
Only Kings And Better demo 1st place at Remedy 2002
From Dust Till Dawn demo 1st place at Remedy 2004
Come Clean demo 4th place at Assembly 2004
Fresh! 64k intro 1st place at BCN 2004, scene.org award nominee - best 64k intro of 2004
Death And Taxes 64k intro 2nd place at Breakpoint 2005, scene.org award nominee - best 64k intro of 2005
Che Guevara 64k intro 1st place at Assembly 2005, scene.org award winner - best 64k intro of 2005
Re-Recycle 64k intro 1st place at Sundown 2005
Deadline demo 1st place at Deadline Harakiri 2006
Meet The Family 64k intro 1st place at Breakpoint 2006
Liquid Lust demo 1st place at Birdie 2006
Glitterati 4k intro 1st place at Assembly 2006
Dead Ringer 64k intro 1st place at Assembly 2006
Track One demo 2nd place at Assembly 2006, scene.org award winner - best demo of 2006
Scarecrow 4k intro 1st place at Sundown 2006
Media Error demo 3rd place at Assembly 2007, in coalition with CNCD and Orange
Panic Room 64k intro 1st place at Assembly 2008
Frameranger demo 1st place at Assembly 2009, in coalition with CNCD and Orange
Blunderbuss demo 2nd place at Main 2009, scene.org award winner - best soundtrack of 2009
Agenda Circling Forth demo 1st place at Breakpoint 2010, in coalition with CNCD
Ceasefire (all falls down..) demo 2nd place at Assembly 2010, in coalition with CNCD

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