Old Software I Wrote Forever Ago

The earliest program I can find that I wrote. ShiverView was an ANSI viewer for DOS. It would later become RemorseView after mergers and such. There actually should be copies of this from earlier in 1994, back when it was known as ProView (before Pro merged with Shiver)... but I can't find any of that on the internet.

Since it's an ANSI viewer, I'm just including the ANSI Art Pack that it originally came in.

You'll need DOSBox to run it.

This is the last version of ShiverView I wrote. It contains an easter egg that no one knew about! If you press Alt-NumLock, it'll launch a game of space invaders.

I'm including the Art Pack it orignally came in.

You'll need DOSBox to run it.

Here's a youtube video demonstrating the game:

My submission for the 1996 EFNet #coders 256-byte fire competition. It didn't win, but I still think it's pretty neat.

DOSBox required.

here's a youtube video demonstrating the effect:

Here's the first version of RemorseView. Just like ShiverView, it also contains an easter egg. If you create a folder called "RMRS1981", and then try to open that folder in RemorseView, it will launch a game of Pac Man.

I'm including the Art Pack it orignally came in.

You'll need DOSBox to run it.

Here's a youtube video demonstrating the game:

I used to draw ASCII. Here are the ones I could find.