May 1989: End Of Century 1999 entered the amiga scene with this megademo. Pets Band wanted to introduce the mascot to the Amiga users with an animation at the very beginning of the demo. So the group kept on creating the traditional animations of the mascot as it had done in the demos produced on Commodore 64.

Another big demo was released that year: Robert The Mercenary 2! Released 2 years after the first episode created for the c64. The mascot appears in part 2. Part 3 is a demo-game where the character can be moved with the joystick.

A little intro coded by Moa. It was used only once for a demo-pack.

A demo coded by Moa. It was released 06/11/1989 and was included in the pack "All Around The World #1"

An intro programmed by our new coder at that time: CRC. This intro was used for the first time for issue #8 of the pack "All around the world" which was released 28/05/1990. It was included again in the issues #9, #10, #11, #12, Paranoïak's #12, and in later ones as well. The demo-pack was started by Mercure, then made by both Paranoïak and Mercure, although in the end, it was only supported by Paranoïak. There are at least 27 issues of AATW.

A demo coded by Stormbringer and released sometime in summer 1990.

The second megademo of the group came out 1 year after the first. It was released in summer 1990 just after the internal EOC 1999 meeting held in Dijon (France) at Pets Band's - A successful meeting with all the French members: Pets Band, Oreille, Moa, Mercure, Paranoïak, Bretzel and Xérès. Moa, the main coder of EOC 1999 at that time, stopped programming that summer and left the group and the scene. However, he left behind unfinished parts of the demo, to which CRC, in taking over the demo, added his own code in order to complete it.

This demo was released by Mercure at Prime'90 organized by Vision, Aces and Active in Tilburg (The Netherlands), 11/08/1990.

This demo was released by Mercure at Prime'90 organized by Vision, Aces and Active in Tilburg (The Netherlands), 11/08/1990.

A demo coded by Stormbringer that was spread sometime in the late summer or early autumn 1990 after the releases of Knickknack and Living Scroll.

This loader was made for the demo pack "All Around The World". It was actually created to replace the intro coded by CRC which had been used since the 8th issue of AATW. The issues #24 and #27 of AATW were examples of issues that used this loader.

This intro was released for the first issue of the pack from Mercure: "Another Dream". It was then used for the issues #1, #2, #3 and #4 of AD.

A Journey To Nowhere was released by Mercure and CRC at the Vision and Mirage X-Mas party held in Tilburg (The Netherlands) on the 22th December 1990. The demo was finalized at the party and also contains texts from several people present at the party.

This is the first loader made for the pack "Another Dream". It was used for the first time for the issue #5 of AD and also for the issues #6, #8, #9, #10 and #11.

A loader coded by CRC and used for the demo pack series "Southern Sensitivity" made by Paranoïak.

A loader coded by Stormbringer and used for the demo pack series "Mini's" released by Mery and Cypher.

This demo contains several parts whose graphics were made by Pets Band and Larry. It was the first production Larry for which made graphics and animations. These appear in the last part called "Forgotten Knight". The characters Fightin' Squirrel and the girl Val are taken from the game "Fightin' Squirrel" developed by CRC, Larry and Mercure at that time.

This loader was used for the last issues of the pack "Another dream" delivered by Mercure. It appeared in the #12, #13, #14, #15 and #16 of the series. The music of the issues #14, #15 and #16 was composed by Hollywood (EOC 1999 England). All in all, 16 issues of "Another dream" were completed. The first issue was completed and distributed 16/10/1990 and the last one (#16) in July 1992.

The first and only music disc produced by the group. It contains 10 tracks composed by Mixolydian formely known as STP Sound System: Never ending story, Precious thing, Struck by lightning, Last night, Technic dreams, Satisfaction, End of century 1, End of century 2, Dynamic sound 1 and Jack son in concert. It's the very first production of the team Arcenix who joined EOC 1999 some months before. An animation of the mascot is visible in the loading part. This character had not appeared since the release of the megademo 2, although it was in the next production: The Amega Party Demo

Released at the Party 1991 (26-28/12/91) in Aars (Denmark) by Mercure and also at the Iris New Year Conference'92 (27-28/12/1991) in Nesles-la-Vallée (France) by Paranoïak and Wedge, this demo contains pictures taken at the Amega Party organized 28-30/06/1991 in Porsgrunn (Norway). It was supposed to be released some weeks after the Amega party but it wasn't finished before the end of 1991. It was Teo (EOC 1999 Norway) who digitalized the pictures.

Released at the Party 1991 (26-28/12/91) in Aars (Denmark) and also at the Iris New Year Conference'92 (27-28/12/1991) in Nesles-la-Vallée (France). Several members of the group made the graphics and animations in this demo. Stormbringer was in charge of the programming work. Pets Band made most of the graphics and animations. Ramdam made the title "7th sense". Android (EOC 1999 England) made the blue EOC logo, Quaid created the final animation.