I apologize if I was rude and offensive towards you, I didn't mean to be disrespectful of your work, especially since I have no clue whatsoever of how coding and programming works; I'm sure it's not an easy task.

It wasn't a jab at you or your work, what I said about Nordic still stands, and I won't apologize for that. Sphinx is just one of the games that have been causing issues to customers, out of a recent or semi-recent batch Nordic has been releasing in the past few years. Darksiders II Deathinitive Edition is still broken to this day, two years after the last patch; the original version worked fine, the Deathinitive one has caused new issues and glitches that weren't there. Oddly enough, Nordic picks the studio who did this version to work on Darksiders III (with no involvement whatsoever from the original devs, which reeks of milking the franchise cash grab), instead of KAIKO, who did an impressive job with the Warmastered Edition of Darksiders. Then there's Titan Quest, which got a fan-made expansion that goes completely against what the original devs wanted for their game, bringing Norse mythology stuff to the game -- probably because Norse is trendy and fashionable and sells well, in this day and age. Black Mirror's reboot was a disaster, I don't even want to talk about that one. It was disrespectful to fans of the original game and it failed on being a decent "Telltale-style interactive movie", as well. And Sphinx... well... you're working on it, you know way better than me what struggles you still have ahead of you to make it more like what you, as a fan, want it to be. But maybe -- just MAYBE -- Nordic should have waited until you had a product you were happier with, instead of selling it straight away, as it was on release, with all the issues it had (some of which are still there).

Having said this, I do applaud your continued support of the game, and I wish you the best of luck making it as close to flawless on PC as you can. I saw the changelog for the latest patch, and I see you are planning on making action buttons remappable on keyboard, which is a HUGE step forward; also, thanks for adding some sort of initial mouse control support, hopefully, in a future patch, we'll be able to use mouse buttons as rebindable keys for action "face buttons" (again: I have no clue at all of how hard this is, or whether it is even possible to implement).

As for the Gamecube USB adapter, I appreciate the recommendation and the concern, but I'm not spending roughly ten bucks on an USB adapter because of one game (Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy); I guess I could play mt GCN games on PC via Dolphin, but since my laptop lacks an optical drive, there's no point in that.

Anyway, sincere apologies for my rudeness, and keep up the good work.