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Breakpoint demo party at AllExperts (826 words)
Breakpoint is the successor to the legendary Mekka & Symposium.
Breakpoint 2004 saw a major change in the funding of the party: ATI Technologies became the platinum sponsor of the event, and apart from the lucrative prizes, offered various other features to the party, such as seminars and workshops, and also sponsoring a helicopter flight for willing visitors over the hills of the Rhein-region.
Breakpoint 2005 caused a shock to the demoscene when it was announced that the military depot was scheduled to condemnation by the German government, and the next edition was scheduled to be held in the city's sport hall in the middle of Bingen.
Breakpoint (demo party) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (785 words)
Breakpoint is the successor to the legendary Mekka and Symposium.
Breakpoint 2004 saw a major change in the funding of the party: ATI Technologies became the main sponsor of the event, and apart from the lucrative prizes, offered various other features to the party, such as seminars and workshops, and also sponsoring a helicopter flight for willing visitors over the hills of the Rhine-region.
Breakpoint 2005 caused some sad moments to the demoscene when it was announced that the military depot was scheduled to condemnation by the German government, and the next edition was scheduled to be held in the city's gym in the middle of Bingen.
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