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I was mostly joking, I like that there are multiple options amd we can still interact with each other.

Is that Interstellar, or another one?

But there’s mbin which is clearly the SUPERIOR alternative.

After the 486, there were pentiums built at shops that still used 486 cases. In my experience the button wasn’t plugged in.

I thought of this as well. In fact, as a bit of fun I added a switch to a rack at our lab in a similar way with the same labels. This one though does nothing, but people did push the “turbo” button on old pc boxes despite how often those buttons weren’t connected.

Wait… Season 2 of what now?

Somehow I knew how your comment ended by just reading the first line.

You can’t park here, mate.

I would also say that if you don’t hear the voice of god while praying, there might be a magnetic field interfering with your connection.

They have some great game developers that could oh, wait they died at the front, nevermind.

I’m sure uncle Yuri can use his previous experience developing accounting programs in an old scorpion back in the 80s.

I unforgivingly forgot:

• Master of Orion 2
• Thief Gold (I think it does work with Win9x)
• Outlaws (Despite showing its age, it has some fantastic level design and very tense shootouts.)
• Legacy of Kain
• Anno 1602
• Sid Meier’s Covert Action
• The Colonel’s Bequest

And by law any PC running DOS is mandated to have a copy of Tyrian 2000 installed in it.

My top of the pops are:

• Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers (With Tim Curry)
• Dungeon Keeper

Honorable mentions:

• Starflight
• Pirates! Gold Plus.
• Loom (Which is sadly ignored despite it’s fantastic gameplay mechanic).
• Ultima VII
• Sam & Max Hit the Road
• Lands of Lore
• Cannon Fodder
• Caesar II (Plebs are needed!)
• Broken Sword
• Theme Hospital
• Turok
• System Shock 2 (I think it is playable in Win98? Probably in Win95 but it is a stretch.)