I dont believe that. My first serious programming was Povray scene desciption language on a 486dx2. (yes, it was turing complete) The joy of programming was n

I dont believe that. My first serious programming was Povray scene desciption language on a 486dx2. (yes, it was turing complete) The joy of programming was not in ipressing anyone with the fancy graphics, but tweaking and trying new things to see what would happen - being creative. My older brother and I, actually messed around with a hybrid Autodesk Animator / text based adventure, earlier. I think it was batch file based, but nothing came of it. Still, it was great fun to mix together sprites from my favorite dos games.