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You can also buy NOS floppy disks: D

it all depends on the amount of UV rays and the time of their exposure.

Hmmm, maybe Bismarck?
I used to play it back then, but it's a terribly difficult game.

Nice idea, congratulations for the innovation

Count how much the ready made by PABB will cost. Here you have a combine, which you can even operate from the computer and in the housing.

Could this have anything to do with ABBA's station selector?

International Karate Ultimate
I raise the bet

Despite the somewhat lame controls and often pointless opponents, the game has an atmosphere and interesting themes
and nostalgia probably works

No - I described it in the article (see a few posts above).
It is a bit of code after instruction ($ 1000- $ 1fff area), this kind of speed code, without any loops, so there is no effort on the source, just "stick" it alive.