> Windows 95 has a 3D screensaver that plays a first-person animation of navigating a brick maze.
> What's important about this screensaver is that it is not an animation, but rather a fully computer-operated 3D game, complete with control mapping that was just never used.
> What you watch is actually live gameplay footage of your computer; it's not pre-recorded.
> AKA, the programmers gave their computers something to do in-between user sessions so it wouldn't get bored. Also, the idea of hanging out with your computer while it plays its own little flash games?? Adorable. 10/10
spent a number of hours in after school care as a youngster watching this with other kids chanting "smart smart smart smart smart" when the computer would follow the maze well, snd yell "stupiddddd 😭" when it would run straight into a wall
