impossible to run Second Reality directly on a modern PC. The demo accesses video and sound hardware directly (using its own built-in device drivers) which is incompatible with current OSs, and many of the timings in the demo do not scale up to modern CPU speeds. To run this demo (with minor glitches) on a modern machine running a modern OS like Windows or Linux, one can use DOSBox. DOSBox is capable of emulating the exotic video modes and the Gravis Ultrasound preferred by Second Reality, and can be configured to the 33 MHz recommended on the demo's configuration screen for optimal viewing. Legacy Later uses of soundtrack Children of Bodom used the introduction music for the first track of Ubiquitous Absence Of Remission when they were known as Inearthed. The introduction music was used in the Tripomatic Remix By Sels "Franky Jones" F., of Are You Ready? by Overdog, released on Bonzai Records in 1996. The soundtrack of the demo was licensed for SHMUP, an iOS game. This song is featured in the album "Metropolis" (2011) in the tracks 2, 3 and 4. The soundtrack of this demo is used in the song "Persian Synthesizer" by Space (2018). Remixes Second Reality C64 (pouët.net) by Smash Designs – Probably the most well-known and most impressive remix, being a faithful adaptation of the original demo for the Commodore 64 platform. Final Reality (pouët.net) by Remedy Entertainment – Although this is a commercial benchmarking software, one of the video scenes pays homage to the original demo's "3D spacecraft fly-through" part. Real Reality (pouët.net) by N.E.V.E.R. - A remix, which shows all parts of the demo being played in real life. Zecond Re@lity (pouët.net) by Zon@ Neutr@ - Also a "real life" remix, however, this one also features the original soundtrack being performed a cappella. Flash Reality (pouët.net) by The Scampers – A Macromedia Flash remix, with many scenes recreated using the Actionscript programming language. SHizZLE (Team Pokeme) – A demo on the Pokémon Mini, which contains some parts of Second Reality. Second Reality 2013 (pouët.net) by Checkpoint – remix for Atari ST 8K Reality (pouët.net) by Fulcrum – a remix done in 8 kilobytes of executable PC code. Released at Revision 2015 demoparty where it was ranked second. The two-dimension drawings were modelled using metaballs. Rocky Reality (pouët.net) by Bedrock Bros. - a port done for the Pebble Smartwatch. Released at Evoke