Merry Christmas kat!

Bah, Humbug.

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Did they misspell everyone, "eveyone"?

Ah, Babbages. That was a cool store. Remember Egghead Software? I loved that place, too.

Hey nice to see your back to making stuff again from your computer dieing on you. I have btw the clay-mation Christmas on VHS! I love it too.

merry christmas dude! it is nice to see that your computer failure hasn't kept you down! keep 'er lit! \m/

Happy generosty period. Huh never seen anything like that before, intresting.
- IGCommissarJake

Ah, good times. I remember those days when companies gave you stuff like that for Christmas. They must have stopped that shortly after they decided to stop putting gimmicks into games boxes (e.g. the Zak McKracken Newspaper or the tons of stuff infocom games came with...)

Anyone still remember Lemmings xmas editions? :)

- Dan

eveyone? lol, the music isn't that great with headphones on, silent night hurt my ears D:

merry christmas and a happy new year and for otheres like me merry crismahanakwanzica!@!@!@!@!@!@!@!@! [:)]

Aww, how charming. Makes me sad that they don't do stuff like this anymore.

Wow... I vaguely remember demo apps like this one at the computer stores from when I was like, 6 and 7 years old...

*thinks for a moment*

...curious... Sierra took advantage of the 3-voice sound processors in Tandy computers with all of their AGI games... I wonder what this Christmas demo sounds like if you turn Tandy sound "on" in DOSBox? (The "auto" setting for Tandy sound in DOSBox defaults to "off" unless you specifically set the graphics mode to Tandy.)

KQ3 was pretty bitchin' and on my list of things to play through now that I have forgotten how to beat them. This is a pretty neat find!