Notable Apple II Demos
- Bright Software's Bright Demo, an early demo, launchable from Applesoft BASIC
- FTA's Delta Demo, the last one they would do for the IIgs
- Jason Harper's FillMaze, based on code by Werner Gunther. FillMaze was a rather incredible display of the IIgs "fill mode" graphics capability
- Revenge of the Bob's Demo Ninjaforce's first demo from 1992.
- MegaDemo from Ninjaforce, the first two-disk demo for the IIgs, also one of the first boot-disk demos to be patched to run from a hard drive. Interestingly, the MegaDemo was not compatible with the ROM 3 version of the IIgs and required an additional patch to be run on that model.
- FTA's Modulae
- FTA's Nucleus, which was used by Apple itself to demonstrate the IIgs at trade shows
- OverCycle, by Marco Busse of Jupiter Systems, which placed graphics in the normally-blank screen border
- Bullwinkle's Summer 1990 Demo
- The multi-group collaboration X-Mas Demo (famous for its rather obscene Easter egg)
- The Captain's (aka TC Wilson) X-Mas Demo (the MACOS/METAL author's final work)
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