I can appreciate the idea of providing the games in their original format, except when that format was based around squeezing quarters out of you. Having a finite number of continues is a convention that has absolutely no place in modern gaming; if you want to keep that in to test your skill, that's fine, but you should also have the option to turn that off. Besides that major drag, there are several issues with the menu setup, mainly: - the menu's 3-second music loop becomes grating almost immediately - the game itself is completely controlled with the keyboard, but you cannot navigate the menus without using the mouse, which gets annoying when you play for a while If I hadn't paid under $2 for this I probably would have wanted a refund...
