Zero_page on Twitter is either crazy or a genius for creating a working Apple II in the Unity game engine.

In the 80s and 90s, almost every sign created was done in The Print Shop. Today, it’s more difficult to get an Apple II set up and printer going. Never fear, because now you can use The Print Shop online! Once your creation is complete, you can download it as a PDF to print out on any print you have.

I guess this is common knowledge, but you can boot Karateka for Apple II upside down. I missed it because I played the game on the technically superior Atari 800XL.

What NES Development Looks Like On The Apple II

Gameloft has released a new version of Oregon Trail for Apple Arcade that removed a lot of historical inaccuracies. However, you can still die of dysentery.

Here’s a great hack, displaying full motion video on an Apple //e. Hopefully a version of Sewer Shark will be released soon.

Here is something truly amazing, a boot floppy that will start up an Atari, Commodore C64, or an Apple II. It’s not a flippy, but just one side that boots whatever machine it is inserted.