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n00w · 31 July 2013, 21:37

I was a member of 7 of these groups, including four of them in the top-5 (not Fairlight).

Voted Paradox.

Maybe they were not as permanent as Fairlight, and they had no obvious continuation story with the C64 - except that one of the initial leaders (Stinger) was the former leader of Transcom. Paradox finally became the most famous over time, was the most mediatized, broke true records, continuously reinvented the scenes (not only Amiga but also PC and consoles) and always pushed the limits beyond the borders.

31 July 2013, 21:37	#128
n00w Retired 1337 Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Paris / France Age: 51 Posts: 65	I was a member of 7 of these groups, including four of them in the top-5 (not Fairlight). Voted Paradox. Maybe they were not as permanent as Fairlight, and they had no obvious continuation story with the C64 - except that one of the initial leaders (Stinger) was the former leader of Transcom. Paradox finally became the most famous over time, was the most mediatized, broke true records, continuously reinvented the scenes (not only Amiga but also PC and consoles) and always pushed the limits beyond the borders.