Thanks for the memory! And I'm glad to hear you liked the game :) IDK if it's a game that really stands the test of time, but having worked on it always kinda

Thanks for the memory! And I'm glad to hear you liked the game :) IDK if it's a game that really stands the test of time, but having worked on it always kinda skews one's view: it's hard to be objective. Yeah, we both worked on C64 BTTF2. Although we occasionally talked and shared a bit of code when we were working on a few other separate projects too. He came to Images after I'd already been there for a while, so he got free rein to use any code I previously written for the company, so we talked quite a bit, and he'd always discuss how he was coding stuff, and share any improvements he'd made. Nice guy, and a good coder. — Funny thing is, I never received a boxed copy of BTTF2 myself, heh. That was actually a really common thing, on a lot of games. Most of them in fact :/