Review: TUHBzine #6
Month of release: June'99
RAR-packed size: 1,247,641 bytes
Language(s): English, Dutch
Related URL: http://www.tuhb.org
Editors: greftek, the watcher
Code: the mad maniac, the watcher
Design: bookie, greftek
Music: silence, ryo ohki, buur
Text: bookie, blackstar, darius, darkfyre, digistorm,
druid, gec, joegi, mai, menig busfiguur, sappy,
mental profile + editors
One of the oldest still active diskmags strikes back with a new issue after a break of half a year. Nothing much has changed in this issue: There is still the same interface, just with a new comic-style title screen by TUHB's female member Bookie showing a couple of cats in a car and an austere background by editor Greftek. Content-wise, we have more Dutch articles than in the last issue, this making the TUHBzine #6 a more local magazine.
Table of contents:
Zine Related
Editorial
Disclaimer
How to use the interface
Contacting us
Credits
Scene Related
Interview met Aarbeien (deel 1) (Dutch)
Interview met Aarbeien (deel 2) (Dutch)
Interview met Aarbeien (deel 3) (Dutch)
Interview met Aarbeien (deel 4) (Dutch)
Waarom kot ik nog? (Dutch)
The Scene, my future and I
Short-sighted Sceners
Zooming on on Silence
The Outlaw Triad Game Project
Party Related
Ambience '99 report
TP 8 - Busreport (Dutch)
Partij-verslag: De Bustrip Heen (Dutch)
Mijn eerste keer (Dutch)
The Party 1998 - Dutch Party Report (Dutch)
The Party 1998 - Party Report
Development Corner
Developers editorial
Dos and Don'ts in Web Design
256 BYTE DEMO COMPO - THE RESULTS
Win 32 Coding 101
Using Direct Draw
An O.O. View to Demo System Design
Bughunter VI - The terror from beyond
Miscellaneous
Need to be Alone
Schoolonder zoeken
The hardships of a Gfx-dewd
A weekend out with TUHB
How to continue with windows part II
Tanuki Studio Corner
Hentai (or: 'GIMME NUDITY!!! YESS!!!')
Guideline to Anthropomorphics: Part one
Oriental Philosophy
Tanuki Studio Report #2
The international reader gets mainly average articles in an okay English and a simple writing style with a vast usage of smilies. Nothing is really surprising, but if you need some entertainment, just read the childish-funny Manga-related Tanuki Studio Corner. Apart from that, there is some 'scene philosophy' by The Watcher who tries to find the reasons why people claim that the demoscene is dead, several hints for coders and web designers, and some more partly crappy, partly worth discussing statements about parties and the scene in general. For instance, one author presents the theory of a huge wall between the scene and the newbies which ryg heavily criticises in this Hugi issue. Too bad the probably most interesting texts, that is the long interview with the group Aardbei and the first TP8 report, have not been translated to English.
- venezueladok^hugi