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There is a version that just works, without an emulator, and it’s free. A madman by the name of Paul Stevens spent six months, eight hours a day, writing 120,000 lines of what he calls 'pseudo-assembly language' to rebuild it in C. And then released the game and source code for free. Can he do that? I’ve decided that yes, he can, which legitimises my promoting it to you. by Christophe Fontanel (18-Jan-2014)External links.

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