Thank you for making these videos. We had this when i was about five years old, too young to really process it, but it still stuck out in my mind; partly because of how moody and atmospheric it was, putting it in line in my mind with something like the Myst games, but also because it was the first time I ever saw The Simpsons, as shown in this video. More than 20 years later, it's strange how some things stick with you. I still remember the pub, that door in the sea, and so many other disconnected little bits and pieces, even after all this time
On mine, the graphics on the left (Picture of sting, the TV up above) appear as purple blocks. I've never gotten it to work right. Right now I'm using Oracle VirtualBox with a Win98 image.
Same here with the magenta/pink blocks. I've tried it in VMware, VirtualBox and PCem with Windows 95 and 98. What's the trick in order to make it work?
Thank you for making these videos. We had this when i was about five years old, too young to really process it, but it still stuck out in my mind; partly because of how moody and atmospheric it was, putting it in line in my mind with something like the Myst games, but also because it was the first time I ever saw The Simpsons, as shown in this video.
More than 20 years later, it's strange how some things stick with you. I still remember the pub, that door in the sea, and so many other disconnected little bits and pieces, even after all this time
Connor Gallagher I love how you threw in those last 3 words “all this time” in your review!
On mine, the graphics on the left (Picture of sting, the TV up above) appear as purple blocks. I've never gotten it to work right. Right now I'm using Oracle VirtualBox with a Win98 image.
Same here with the magenta/pink blocks. I've tried it in VMware, VirtualBox and PCem with Windows 95 and 98.
What's the trick in order to make it work?