Stunts pages

[dreadnaut]

I spotted Old'aVista and of course I had to search for Stunts. I found this archived 1999 page for a Stunts webring

- www.geocities.com/siliconvalley/2536/joinring.htm

At the bottom there's a list of related newsletters, and links to the ring's websites: Lukas' and Kalpen's are there of course, before moving to its own domain! Quite a few I had not seen before

[Duplode]

Indeed! Following those links, here's an announced competition I don't think I had seen elsewhere -- perhaps because it never actually happened. Cool logo though  https://web.archive.org/web/20001002040556/http://www.angelfire.com:80/on/Swirl/index.html

[Daniel3D]

Quite interesting.
He has an installer for stunts. Stprog.exe and a track pack.


[dreadnaut] replaced large attachments with links

[Duplode]

https://nicolaszanotti.com/stunts/ -- Nick's Stunts Page, lovingly preserved from the Geocities era to the present day by another Nick -- or is it the same one?

https://www.grospixels.com/site/stunts.php -- Nice recent (December 2023!) French review. Links to us!

[Cas]

All these should be in an article in the Wiki... and maybe we should copy them and protect them somewhere

[dreadnaut]

All these should be in an article in the Wiki... and maybe we should copy them and protect them somewhere

Added to the Web Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20240131181417/https://nicolaszanotti.com/stunts/

[Shoegazing Leo]

Nicolas Zanotti is swiss. It's explains the italian name and the german version.