At least to me, DOS games were not only solid, but served as good examples of programming know-how in action. The platformers especially ended up very memorable, and it seemed a lot of thought was given to coding the controls to be on par with any controller.

Anyway, I'm really enthusiastic about retro games like Jazz, so I wanted to share that aspect with a community like this. It's not to rag on controllers (What else would I want to use to play on my PS2?), just that I love how nonrestrictive some of these older games handle.

Maybe I could get some feedback on my JJR video here? Listed second on that list. Turns out finding Jazz at a young age built up some muscle memories and not just rosy ones.