Gregg Eshelman wrote: >Something you have to watch out for is that some >games written for the older Macs had no speed control >code, they'd just run as fast as possible. Thus they >become unplayable on newer Macs because they run >super fast. (Same problem as with early games written >for the PC and PC/XT boxes.) >
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