TRSI spawned its Austrian Amiga demo section Surprise ! Productions, founded by TMB, which soon partially left again. In December, the "Prism Vectors" demo ranked third at the "Prime Party" on the Amiga. Slogans at the time: "The sleeping Gods" and "The Everlasting" In March 1992, the TRSI "Misery Dentro" won the Cebit demo competition on the Amiga. After previously being abandoned, the Commodore 64 section was revived by Irata, Mister President and Mister Cursor as RSI in August, featuring Psychobilly, Benson, Dense, Termo and Street Tuff. TRSI spawned yet another demo division, called Masque. Their Amiga demo Wicked Sensation by Wayne Mendoza, Tee Jay, Peachy and Romeo Knight won the World of Commodore exhibition in November. Ecliptica by Romeo Knight, Hellrazor, Fade One, Double Trouble, Viola Bros. and Spider, done by the Danish division, ranked third in December at "The Party" on the AMIGA. 1993 to 1999 RSI was voted the best first release group on the Commodore 64. In April, No Pain, No Gain came in second as Amiga 40K at "The Gathering". Masque also ranked second with Misery Dentro II at the Cebit demo competition on the Amiga, crafted by Peachy, Virgill, Dreamer and Wayne Mendoza. Meanwhile, TRSI formed a Polish demo section. Tristar and Red Sector Incorporated published several noteworthy demos, among them "Cubic Dream", "Artifice" and "Victoria". The groups overall production activities peaked early in 1994. A number of releases was produced in cooperation with Zenith. Slogan at the time: "No fame, no money, no power - only Fun 'n Friendship" On the Commodore 64, "The Party IV Scroll" demo got shipped. The last issue of the Nr. 1 papermag on C64 "Bullet Proof" was released - after the release the Editor "Dense", left the ecene. Fiver2 published his "Honeycomb" slideshow. The Polish demo section of TRSI formed Nah-Kolor in the middle of 1995. Shortly after, it had been dissected from Tristar and Red Sector Incorporated, with some members staying. Zinkfloid founded TRSI Recordz to publish the scene music samplers "Cyberlogik" I and II, plus an album by CNCD. TRSI also released on the SNES Super Famicom. A game soundtrack album by Doctor Awesome was published by TRSI Recordz in 1996. The "Television" demo ranked second in April at "Scenest" on the Commodore 64. In December, "Twin Peaks" came in fourth on the AMIGA at "The Party", sporting soundtrack by Virgill. The Finnish crew Mellow