The downside of a real tech-tech, is that it requires more characterSETS for the logo, as you can switch those each rasterline as opposed to the character position.

So the reason why real (+8 pixels) tech-techs are rare in intros, is that they consume a lot more RAM. (You don't need to save all the sets to disk, easy enough to 'generate' them)

Nice intro - I agree - but is it a REAL tech-tech? Does it goes over 8 pixels wide? To be a real tech-tech it must surpass the $d016 registers normal 0-7 bits.

Really nice combination, using rasters, a decent font and a tech-tech. Not many intros used tech-techs, surprisingly enough.