What is Orbit2? Orbit2 is a new demo program for the PCEngine (and TurboGrafx-16) systems. There's not a lot to do here, but it makes a nice screen saver. Unlike the original Orbit demo; Orbit2 has several small bug fixes, as well as an original music score written by Marcelo Reis Pinto.
	Orbit2 features 7 celestial bodies; 6 smaller multicolored ones that rotate around a larger (white) one. Each of the smaller satellites has an independent orbital plane (which also rotates around the main body).
You can control the speed of the larger body's orbit by pressing the left and right directional keys, the speed of the smaller bodies is controlled by pressing the up and down keys. Pressing the II button stop the rotational plane of the smaller bodies (that is, the will move in a cirle around the larger body, as opposed to the normal spherical pattern they follow). The paths of all bodies on screen are calculated in real time (well, maybe not the body of the Pause Girl; but you know what I mean).
	You can "pause" the action by pressing the Run button during the demo. Hitting the Select button will bring up a shameless self promotion screen. There is also a hidden background that can (easily) be turned on and off, and also a super sekret (and slightly naughty) background which is more difficult to invoke. Good luck trying to find the code to the latter.

You can download orbit2 by clicking here.