Decent presentation of the history of the game, using the clean and simple UI you move along a timeline, getting information and images/videos you can scrutinize to your liking. At any time you can play the included games, though each included game is presented appropriately along the timeline as it becomes relevant.
Beyond the inclusion of the Apple II original version of the game, the contemporary Commodore and Atari ports are also included and fully-featured. Playable prototype versions are also included, as well as brand-new remakes of the two main games in the documentary.
This is the first entry in the developer’s “Golden Masters” series, which I’ll be keeping an eye on in the future. I do hope that the production quality of the interviews will be better in the future, however.
Beyond the inclusion of the Apple II original version of the game, the contemporary Commodore and Atari ports are also included and fully-featured. Playable prototype versions are also included, as well as brand-new remakes of the two main games in the documentary.
This is the first entry in the developer’s “Golden Masters” series, which I’ll be keeping an eye on in the future. I do hope that the production quality of the interviews will be better in the future, however.