This reminds that that sometime around the year 2000, I bought a boxed "Game Creation Studio" which came with a manual and a CD. IIRC the programming language w

This reminds that that sometime around the year 2000, I bought a boxed "Game Creation Studio" which came with a manual and a CD. IIRC the programming language was similar to Dark BASIC. I don't remember much more than that, but it was fun to edit the sample games like air hockey. It was useful not just for the code but the bundled graphics - I'll never be an artist. I donated it to a charity shop in my teens because I'd moved on to more modern/mainstream programming languages and thought I'd outgrown it. Since becoming an adult, I miss it and ofc can't find it anywhere. So I fully appreciate the effort to preserve classic "self-programmable games/tutorials" in modern languages :)