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I remember when I saw MARS.EXE for the first time on my 386. That was something absolutely unimaginable for real-time graphics. Pure magic! It's fascinating to
by reconnecting 1y ago
I remember when I saw MARS.EXE for the first time on my 386. That was something absolutely unimaginable for real-time graphics. Pure magic!
It's fascinating to see that 30 years later someone is still working around its source code.
- dvh 1y agoHave you also tried to reach the end?
- reconnecting 1y agoOf course, that was the first intention, to get to the end. I remember as a child, I had spent a lot of time on this, but perhaps the direction was wrong. (-:
- richardfey 1y agoIt's endless right?
- reconnecting 1y agoSure, it was endless. Here is "making of" from author. https://www.pouet.net/prod_nfo.php?which=4662 https://www.pouet.net/prod_nfo.php?which=4662
- rwmj 1y agoI remember when the demo came out (I didn't even know it was called a "demo" at the time). We gathered around it running on one of the lab PCs. It was quite unbelievable that something like it could be done in such a tiny executable.
- reconnecting 1y agoYeah, I had exact the same fellings.
- feiss 1y agosame feeling