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Group Information For Tristar & Red Sector Inc. [TRSI]


Tristar & Red Sector Inc. [TRSI]
(Founded On: 1 Jan. 1990 )
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Last Updated: 2 Oct. 2012
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TRSI is an acronym for Tristar and Red Sector, Incorporated. Founded by a supplier from Germany who went under the pseudonym Irata [1], TRSI began in 1990 as a cooperative Commodore 64 demo coding and cracking group. The alliance between Tristar and Red Sector, Inc. was formed after different group members met up at KewL Party in Denmark.

Red Sector became widely known in Amiga demo scene by releasing Red Sector Megademo in 1989. The demo was created by a section called TCC design. Later it became one of the most remembered Amiga demos.

TRSI naturally migrated from the C64 release platform to the Amiga and IBM-PC, then branching off into the console gaming scene. In the mid 1990s they created an independent record label, TRSI Records.

The groups Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tristar_and_Red_Sector_Incorporated


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flag Chromag (Timm Albers)
flag Dascon (Bernd Hoffmann)
flag Double Trouble
flag Dreamer (Andrzej Dragan)
flag Dreamfish (Ian Ford)
flag Emax (DE) (Benni Pedersen)
flag Flynn
flag H0ffman (Ian Ford)
flag Hellrazor (Thomas Sørensen)
flag Jeff (Søren Lund)
flag Jester (Volker Tripp)
flag Jozz (1)
flag Knackosoft
flag Mark II (Darius Zendeh)
flag NHP (Nicolas Louis Vuillier)
flag Nightshade (Andrew Barnabas)
flag Obi (Karsten Obarski)
flag Poldi (Michael Poldner)
flag Rebb (Teemu Pohjanlehto)
flag Rewired (Björn Ahlers)
flag Romeo Knight (Eike Steffen)
flag SCS
flag Skyrunner (Frank Scheffe)
flag SLL (Sten Lysholm Larsen)
flag Technoimage
flag tEiS (C. Bynum)
flag The Fog (Dirk Esser)
flag Uncle Sam
flag Virgill (Jochen Feldkoetter)
flag Virus (Jonas Asp)
flag Voyce (François Morel)
flag WOTW (Elef Tsiroudis)
flag X-Ceed (Wojciech Panufnik)
flag XTD (Piotr Bendyk)

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