What was more incredible that Cook congratulated them for their work on Friday.
The hacker known as 4a.m.
However, Gumball was different.
Copyright protection developer Roland Gustafsson was legendary at Apple II copy protection.
Roland was in a class by himself, 4a.m.
However, the DRM was not the only astonishing thing about the game.
I stumbled on a site that had a vague reference to the initial step in revealing the egg.
Cook also thought the same thing, when he 4a.m about it:
4a.m.
has become a bit of a folk hero in the Apple II community, which is still going strong.
Apparently, this copy of Gumball came from a shoebox in famous game designer Jordan Mechners garage.
Ive never seen a copy of Gumball for sale on eBay or anywhere, 4a.m.
It really is quite rare.
it’s possible for you to find the gamehere.
source: www.techworm.net
