Chips joined Tristar and Red Sector Incorporated as a sub group demo section in 1997. TRSI Recordz published an album by Andrew Barnabas. In July, TRSI and Locker House released "Insomnia" issue one, an Amiga disc magazine. "Dose" by Mellow Chips ranked second in October as combined Amiga demo at the "Demolition Party". Mellow Chips of Tristar and Red Sector Incorporated won the demo competition at "The Gathering" with the Amiga production "Rise" in 1998. TRSI and The Light Circle released for the Nintendo 64. In October, "EKG" came in second at "Compushare" as a PC 64K with Replay. TRSI Recordz published an album by Muffler in 1999. "Spice Melange" won the "Bush Party" in June in the PC demo competition with Polar Dreams. 2000 to 2007 Tristar and Red Sector Incorporated, in the new millennium, released on the PlayStation and Game Boy Color. At the "TRSAC Party", TRSI ranked second with Bizarre Love Triangle on the Amiga, with Haujobb and Depth in October 2001. In 2003 some members left the coalition to revive TRS again, which did not stop the remaining formation to produce up-to-date titles. Tristar and Red Sector Incorporated released on the Game Boy Advance. TRSI published the first ever realtime ray tracer in 1KB in August 2004, "SW Raytrace 'em All" by Hitchhikr. Together with Hoodlum and Paradox, the "Hoodlum Cracktro" was released and widely acknowledged in November. In April 2005 "Mini" won the "Maximum Overdose" party for TRSI as combined demo on the Commodore 64. Tristar and Red Sector Incorporated produced for the DTV in 2006. "Animatron" came in third on the Commodore 64 at the Breakpoint demo competition in April. For the console demo section, "Bloody Memories" ranked fourth with Titan on the PSP. At "Maximum Overdose" in May, "Rohrschach" won as combined demo on the Commodore 64 for TRSI. The Evoke took place in August, where a third place was scored with Titan for "Lick It" on the PSP. In April 2007, Tristar and Red Sector Incorporated released a firstie on the Xbox 360 with Bloody Memories 2.01, a combined XNA demo and sample game, The Great Giana Sisters, ranking fourth in the wild demo competition at "Breakpoint", produced by 71M, Ayatollah, Mike, Shazz, Spotter, H2O, WODK and Rebb. Ghost in the Machine took the crown at Maximum Overdose as combined demo on the DTV in May, done by Street Tuff, Peiselulli, Linus,