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A forgotten intro done by JTP sometime in 1990. It was never used in any collection or anywhere. No idea why not. Sorry. Seems it was published afterwards in some collection, at least I get that feeling from the scroller. And probably the name Colourcycle wasn't official either, but just something I slapped into it later to recognize it from other intros.
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Colourcycle

Byterapers, Inc. intro: Colourcycle
Single file executable.
Release date: 1990
Code: JTP
Music: Jugi Perfect
Graphcis: Jugi Perfect
A never-used intro from JTP.
Scrolltext on file "teksti"
Has Exit.
Works on AGA machines, minor buggin

Scrollstext:
" another intro that was never used. done by jtp and
music and graphs by jugi pervert. "

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