Iguana
Iguana is an amateur group dedicated to creating graphic and sound experiences, which we call demos. We use PCs for this. You can learn more about demos in the PC demos newsgroup, or The Hornet Archive.
I joined Iguana in 1993, just after Assembly'93 and Iguana's first demo, Inconexia (must have been about August). I didn't do any part of HeartQuake, mainly due to lack of time, and possibly, laziness. I released a few little effects, source code included, in the following months. I also did the invitation intro for Euskal party III, in the beginning of 1995. My first real contribution to the group was in our demo Pump (we won the Euskal party III with this demo). I also contributed quite a lot to our last demo, Despair, which won Euskal party IV.
Right now, we're all too busy to be able to code a demo, but there are projects and sure we have the intention.
You can get more info about Iguana at our home page. If you want to download our productions so far (even the source code in some cases), go get them from x2ftp, one of the best sources on games programming on the whole Internet. Some of our productions are not there, but you can go get them at The Hornet Archive.