I'm playing snake... in a Windows defragmenter, in JavaScript. I'm lost for words.
Windows 93 in JavaScript
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Re: Windows 93 in JavaScript
#42Can someone please tell me where the start-up sound is from? It's so familiar.
It's Playstation 1 start up
Re: Windows 93 in JavaScript
#43There's a virtual PC, which is Windows 93 on Windows 93.
yo dawg....
Re: Windows 93 in JavaScript
#44My favorite is pokeglitch. Otherwise this is before my time, I've never seen 93/95/98 (my elementary school had machines running 2000 and DOS, though).
Re: Windows 93 in JavaScript
#45My favorite is pokeglitch. Otherwise this is before my time, I've never seen 93/95/98 (my elementary school had machines running 2000 and DOS, though).
There was no Windows 93. 95 was the first release named after a year.
Re: Windows 93 in JavaScript
#46I'm playing snake... in a Windows defragmenter, in JavaScript. I'm lost for words.
Glad to know I'm not the only one who clicked on the defrag button first.
Re: Windows 93 in JavaScript
#47My favorite is pokeglitch. Otherwise this is before my time, I've never seen 93/95/98 (my elementary school had machines running 2000 and DOS, though).
The move Growl plays every sound in the game once- this is hilarious.
Re: Windows 93 in JavaScript
#48PokeGlitch is surprisingly playable (if you're very familiar with Red), once you get past the two-minute Growl move sound.
e: Or not, as the Viridian PokeCenter crashed the game. Was fun while it lasted, though.
Re: Windows 93 in JavaScript
#49With the full photo of Lenna (after resizing the image).
Re: Windows 93 in JavaScript
#50Ah, very nice. And everything is there:
Stupid games, random images, random sound snippets you really had to have on your computer, nice gradient background (anyone ever changed the color gradient of the title bar with TuneUp 97 or whatever that was called?)
Nostalgia.
Edit: Oh god, Acid Box... one of my first DirectDraw attempts with a tutorial had me program a sin-wave with almost exactly that font.