For anyone unaware, all the Pangea classics (Bugdom, Nanosaur, Cro-Mag Rally, Otto Matic, Power Pete/Mighty Mike, etc) were open-sourced a few years ago and ported to a bunch of modern platforms.
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@MossRC @vga256 Yes and no. Iliyas Jorio's modern source ports were open-sourced, but the original source code remains inaccessible. Shame, too, because the original Power Pete runs great on Pippin hardware, while the "modern" Mighty Mike eschews the optimizations that make that possible. Would be cool to see the differences.