The last page of demos is 100. Is that a limit? I wonder what happens to oldest demo when new one is added, does it just get dropped?

Interesting observation. I'd like to note that page 100 is not full though... seems more of a coincidence this way.

There are some old demos that are not in the demo list, and cannot be searched via the demo list search form, BUT can be searched via the regular ESR search form (http://www.esreality.com/?a=search)

For example this one that I recorded and uploaded 2002 from the European WWCL finals: http://www.esreality.com/post/216072/eoe-d1ablo-vs-dope-3dq/

Or this one from the first ESR online tournament: http://www.esreality.com/post/321419/fox-vs-cooller/

The entries can still be viewed, but there is no download option.

These are not "from" ESReality, but here's a huge archive put together by community pillar Maverick: http://demos.igmdb.org/

If Maverick will unaviable somehow, all known demos will be in DC++ and Shareaza net.

Thank you. A lot of the better known ones are uploaded as videos on Youtube now too. Sadly though I'm only looking for some rather unknown ones that have been uploaded here specifically.

Have you asked Demiurge in the ESReality Discord?

I shall. As of now I've sent Sujoy a PM. Let's see if that yields something.

Okay, in the end that collection actually helped.

The folders are not straight forward. You have to go through every single one of them, no matter how insigificant it seems. For example the "leopold" folder contains a huge subset of demos, and in the "Cyberfight.ru" one is a 9,5 GB zip file with seems like ALL the Q3 demos from that website.

I didn't find everything I was looking for, but what I got was for example myself playing All*Nirvana, which I didn't even remember, a couple of demos from the first ESR online tournaments, and lots of other good stuff.

Very rewarding. Great to see not too much is actually lost. The guy who maintains that collection and makes it available to us for free is a hero.

I heard he's very good with the ladies

I think cached.net had a much better demos library. Sadly, it's been gone for... wow, about 15 years now? Loved that site :(