I mean, as long as you don't push it if they're not into it, I think you're clear.

Besides, it's healthy for kids to experience baffling art that they don't have any context for. Encourages curiosity.

Rob, no! It could not have been more explicit that cube is NOT for yiffing!!

My first YouTube upload nearly 20 years ago now was one of the insane FMV sequences from Bouncers! I had no idea the original creators of Arcade Volleyball were involved but that makes total sense.
youtu.be/IZxSRBJtCIg

This past Christmas, my plane game was Fool's Errand on my Pocket 386, and I don't think I've ever had a better airplane experience in my life

I feel like that's been virtually every year I've known you tbh

I don't know what on earth you think this argument is if it's not a technical one.

NT cleaned up a lot of tech debt under the hood, but it natively runs Win16 and Win32 programs, unchanged, exactly like Win95 does.

Like... fundamentally, DOS doesn't actually DO anything besides provide a filesystem abstraction and a command shell. The interface it provides for that is INT 21h, which only runs in 16-bit real mode. Win95 software simply does not run that code.

Nah. Windows is a standalone OS that has historically gone *wildly* out of its way to be backwards compatible with DOS. All of the low-level guts are new, including disk access and filesystem, and in most cases, made WAY more complex by the DOS-compatibility requirement. Read some Raymond Chen.

I got really interested in Hungarian 8-bit games a while back, there are some really fascinating stories there. Someday I will rope someone who speaks the language into helping me play "Stroll in the Realm of Mushrooms" for the Commodore Plus/4 www.mobygames.com/game/82953/c...

*hearing about an oldies radio station for the first time* what? no, you're shitting me. really?? this changes everything.