It's different from the CD version of 25th Anniversary or Judgment Rites, but it is roughly similar.
If you look it up, you might want to get both the SNES & Sega 32X versions - they're very similar, but the SNES version is notable for doing smooth polygonal 3D without SuperFX support. Mind you, the frame rate is interesting, but the controls are all built around it.
Seriously. It's genuinely making me worry about the few past interactions I had with him as the guy who created Jill of the Jungle and ZZT. Like, what might have happened if me or any of the other kids at the computer show were alone with him? What might he have done when no one was watching?
I don't love Reddit as a whole, plus they broke the apps I was using. I was already thinking about the Fediverse (Mastodon specifically), and then I found out about kbin. Checked it out, stuck with it, moved to Mbin when kbin.social died.
I mean, people who don't want their questions or answers included in an LLM won't use SO. When people want to ask a question and not be shut down or berated, they'll probably end up on HN.
That's what started the modern era of microtransactions - limited energy systems that don't replenish quickly, and games without always-accessible gameplay.
They're consoling themselves with the fact that she wasn't straight.