Long Live Grim Fandango
>> "The game was built for Intel’s 386 processor; one year later, the 486 arrived. Computer games rely on a web of interlocking code that resembles more a cityscape of cards as opposed to a single, measly house. These new chips were too fast, and the difference in speed made this towering game tumble down."Errrr..... This seems wrong. I played the original on a Pentium 2 box back in the dayDamned awesome game though, been meaning to replay it.