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Indeed. PC 64k intros in the 90s were just as popular. Initially running on MS-DOS but later moving to Windows. Unless you have some memory-mapped interface to
by royjacobs 9y ago
Indeed. PC 64k intros in the 90s were just as popular. Initially running on MS-DOS but later moving to Windows. Unless you have some memory-mapped interface to the underlying hardware (like the C64/Amiga) you'll always have device drivers, I don't see how that's "less impressive" at all.
It's not like a device driver has an undocumented "MakeAwesome()" call that modern 64k intros are abusing.