_____ _ _ _____ _ _ _____ ______ ___ ___ ___ _____ _____ _____ ______
|_ _|| | | || ___| | | | || ___|| ___ \| \/ | / _ \ / ___||_ _|| ___|| ___ \
| | | |_| || |__ | | | || |__ | |_/ /| . . |/ /_\ \\ `--. | | | |__ | |_/ /
| | | _ || __| | |/\| || __| | ___ \| |\/| || _ | `--. \ | | | __| | /
| | | | | || |___ \ /\ /| |___ | |_/ /| | | || | | |/\__/ / | | | |___ | |\ \
\_/ \_| |_/\____/ \/ \/ \____/ \____/ \_| |_/\_| |_/\____/ \_/ \____/ \_| \_|
I have a confession to make: I’ve been secretly maintaining an MS-DOS port of the game. It’s got that nice Mode X 256-color VGA look, keyboard and mouse input, plays Ink stories, and since this week… Sound Blaster support!
And I have no idea why I am doing this.
This is what normal people do during their time off, right? Porting games to ancient computer platforms that nobody’s used in twenty years..?
